Why did the shoes turn back to ordinary ones at the end of the story ?(ch-the skipping shoes)
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just as she said that, the shoes gave a skip, and set her on her feet so suddenly that it scared all the naughtiness out of her. She stood looking at these curious shoes; and the bright buttons on them seemed to wink at her like eyes, while the heels tapped on the floor a sort of tune. Before she dared to stir, her mother called from the next room,--
"Kitty, run and tell the cook to make a pie for dinner; I forgot it."
"I don't want to," began Kitty, with a whine as usual.
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the shoes turned back to the ordinary ones at the end of the story because it was bewitched by the fairies and angels that gave power to the shoes on the midsummer day and it would be over in the sunset.
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