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· 18 Apr 2022

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Cruella de Vil the story

#history Cruella was a character who appeared in Dodie Smith's novel that was later taken up by Disney to create her film, and that's where we can learn more about this peculiar woman who didn't care what she thought of her and what the world could say when she found out that her new coat had been created using stolen doggies.

The woman who gives every dog lover an anxiety and terror attack first appeared in Dodie Smith's 1956 book, which was originally part of a series called The Great Dog Robbery in a US women's magazine called Women's Day, and that's where the world got to know her most macabre plan.

In the novel, Cruella is expelled from school for taking ink and is described as a woman with black eyes with a red tint on them, who sleeps between sheets of ermine and prefers strangely colored food such as dark purple soup and black ice cream and with a thick layer of pepper that is undoubtedly a reflection of her personality.

Cruella De Vil was always synonymous with greed, cruelty and decadence, but with Close, Disney added the theme of mental problems, since, at school, Cruella even seemed to return to her evil origins just by hearing the sound of the bells with a touch that looks more like A Clockwork Orange than a children's movie