This is not just a pitiful story with a happy ending, but a multi-part melodrama with a cyclical build-up of mystery and declassification of the truth at the end. Khavroshechka not only works tirelessly, but constantly saves and reconciles her careless sisters. Despite the insults and humiliations, she perceives life philosophically and feels sorry for everyone, they say, they are already wretched. Only the threat of separating Khavroshechka from her father can upset her peace of mind. The cow Zorka helps the girl carry out her stepmother’s tasks and reveals her divine essence. It symbolizes the spring revival of Mother Nature, the eternal cycle of substances, the immortality of the soul, and the law of conservation of energy. Kroshechka-Kroshechka herself is the Russian image of Cinderella, a poor, modest, hardworking, and most importantly, kind girl who married a prince, that is, a prince.