Drizella

After failing to deceive Cinderella and having Ella and her mother turned into frogs for a short time, Drizella is forced to find a job, and she does so at Cinderella's palace. Like a servant, where everyone, after finding out what she did, treats her with suspicion and slight contempt, while her sister, Anastasia, married the village baker and they live happily ever after.

In her attempts to find a husband and her happily ever after, Drizella was with several men, but they all only wanted her for a short time, leaving her disappointed and more withdrawn.

Drizella has a slim figure, white skin, black eyes, and shoulder-length dark hair with curls in the back. Her official appearance includes different shades of yellow, a short-sleeved chartreuse dress, and light green with matching yellow shoes. Her dark hair was styled in curls, and she wore a light blue ribbon in her hair. she also has long, enormous feet.

Her sleepwear is a long nightgown down to her feet with a white ribbon in the center and the color is chartreuse with a matching nightcap.

Drizella is presented as ugly inside and out and not very attractive. She tries to destroy Cinderella's life in every way. She is very jealous of Cinderella's triumph and beauty and enjoyed seeing her as her slave, her sister and her mother, and even her cat. Unlike her sister Anastasia, who eventually changes her disrespectful habits and becomes a kind and good woman, Drizella remains rude, selfish, and mean, never overcoming her hatred for Cinderella. Drizella is portrayed as very selfish, spoiled, and annoying. Although she is so cruel and contemptuous, she is shown to have affection for her sister, and also for her mother. Drizella states that Anastasia's love for the village baker would have made them the laughingstock of the entire village, although she too desires a true and pure love.