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  Why didn’t the glass slipper turn back into something else at midnight?
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  The original Grimm's version had the stepsisters cutting off parts of their feet to fit the glass slippers. >
  
  as one does. >
  
  Well, it is a prince after all! >
  
  And then the doves called them out on it, because they were bleeding into the shoe.
  Meaning Cinderella put on a bloody shoe, cause I don't recall it breaking in that version. >
  
  Well, they probably cleaned the blood out. I mean, they were glass after all. >
  
  Cinderella would have obviously cleaned it. She was trained in cleaning. >
  
  Shoe sizes weren't even a thing when the story was made. Shoes were made to fit the person who was going to wear them. And in this case, it's a magic shoe made just for her.