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I've never done this before. And as a new user, I'm pretty sure that I'm dipping into a kind of no-man's land, here.

I primarily judge Disney princesses not sa pamamagitan ng their looks or anything, but sa pamamagitan ng their character, and sa pamamagitan ng their plot-lines. Some of the Disney princesses are less developed than others, in my opinion, and that might be partially due to the story/plot-line itself ( as most of Disney is adaptation-based).

Some of the characteristics of each princess I find admirable, while other traits I just find...for lack of a better term...irritating. Yeah.


I'm going to rate the Disney princesses sa pamamagitan ng how much agency they have ( solely my opinion), and how dynamic they are in facing their obstacles.

Ok. *Gulps down a knot in throat*

13. Aurora

A very pretty woman, who knows literally nothing about herself, because she's been raised sa pamamagitan ng a surrogate set of mothers ( mga engkanto thanks to Maleficent). Aurora, while beautiful, has very little agency. On her birthday she bumps into Philip, and wishes to meet him again ( her only active "choice" in the whole movie). I pag-ibig Aurora's kulay-lila eyes, as they are unusual for a Disney princess, but that's about it. She features as mostly the reward for Philip, after his battle of wills with Maleficent. Philip has to claw his way to Aurora. So the prince has madami agency in this movie than the princess.


12. Snow White

A lovely pubescent girl, with a charm that is comprised of manners and shyness. She loves housework, which is a trait none of the other princesses share. I give her pagpaparangal for deciding to "choose" to stay with the dwarfs ( smart move), but I do not like her naivety about eating pagkain from strangers. Snow White's naivety works, here, however, because of the pinagmulan material which Walt Disney adhered to rather strictly. Snow White is just young, and maybe that is why I seem to feel that her own agency is very limited.


11. Sinderella

A woman with a tender puso for mice as well as people. I'm sure, if one is kept as isolated as Cindy was, she would have to talk to animals, since interfacing with humans ( her stepmother and stepsisters) was purely relegated to the role of servant and master. Cindy has few flaws. She is hardworking, dedicated, winsome, and a dreamer. I'm not upset that she gets a visit from a fairy godmother. Cindy goes through a lot of verbal and physical abuse, before she "chooses" to attend the ball. My hat's off to her, because she is resilient. I do not think Cindy likes housework, though. Cindy has limited agency because of the pinagmulan material, and Disney stuck sa pamamagitan ng the original story.


10. Elsa

A beautiful woman, who is born "gifted with cryokinetic powers," and is just plain terrified of hurting everyone around her. Elsa is ruled sa pamamagitan ng her fears. The only agency she has is the ability to "self-absorb all of her anguish." She suffers from rejection sa pamamagitan ng her parents, and from being ostracized from her sister and everyone else. I feel sorrow for this gal, because of the child abuse she suffered for the sake of the way she was born. However, Elsa shows little agency apart from running away from her problems. (Elsa flees as soon as Anna bates her, and causes her to lose control over herself, and her powers). Elsa remains frightened all the way through the plot-line of Frozen, until the very end of the movie. Save the hug Elsa gives Anna, her only other "active choice" is "running away to protect the people she claims she loves, which ironically has the opposite effect than she intends." Elsa does not inspire me, much. I think it's her inherent cowardice, which is a psychological wound inflicted from child abuse. It certainly did not help Elsa that she had the worst set of parents in all of Disney. I don't like parents who abuse their kids. I didn't like what happened with Cindy's stepmom, King Triton, Mother Gothel, and reyna Elinor, but Elsa's parents are far worse. They injured their daughter psychologically, the whole while thinking they were protecting her. Disgusting.


9. Anna

Anna is energetic, bubbly, and not quite as funny as other princesses. I mean most of her clumsiness and awkwardness is goofy, instead of being fully integrated into her personality. To illustrate this point: in the beginning of the movie, Anna falls into the lap of Hans, blurting out her infatuation with him to his face, and then, in the susunod couple of minutes, she delivers a very serious, harsh diatribe about the capacity to love, to her sister, Elsa. The difference between these two versions of Anna is quite jarring.
Anna is impetuous. She jumps to conclusions ALL OF THE TIME. She makes assumptions ALL THROUGHOUT THE MOVIE. Anna assumes Elsa won't hurt her. Anna assumes Elsa can be won over and brought back. Anna assumes Hans loves her, until it's decidedly obvious he doesn't. I know that everyone else finds Anna's clumsiness and impetuousness endearing, but personally I find these very unattractive qualities in her. Anna comes across as ditzy. Anna's agency is also curtailed sa pamamagitan ng her preoccupation with romance. The fact that Anna comes to the aid of Elsa, and steps in front of Hans, demonstrates the only moment of clarity in her brain. Saving Elsa is Anna's only "good decision." Anna needs a better brain. She is very Nawawala when it comes to figuring out what constitutes a good decision. That's probably why Anna would be better off with Kristoff. The guy actually may be a commoner, but --hey--he has a brain that he actually uses ALL THE TIME.


8. Merida

This girl is brash, and just as impetuous as Anna. But the impetuousness in Merida differs from Anna's belligerence and ignorance, which were born out of a narrow-minded pursuit of romantic love. Merida is not interested in finding romantic love. Merida knows full well that if she defies her mother that there will be bad consequences. But she "chooses" her defiance, in spite of the consequences. Merida has madami agency than Elsa, because, while Merida does not agree with her mother's way of thinking, she is not a coward. Merida runs away from the kastilyo and returns to face her mother, with a cake that she thinks will “change my mother’s mind about marrying me off.” Merida is horrified when the cake doesn’t change “her mother’s viewpoint,” but literally changes her mother’s physical body. Merida starts off motivated sa pamamagitan ng a selfish reaction to keeping her own life the way she wants it, but then begins broadening her perspective, when she is faced with the enormity of possibly not having a mother… AT ALL. In my opinion, Merida voluntarily faces the consequences of her rash and poor decisions, unlike Elsa, who has to be dragged back to Arendelle in chains sa pamamagitan ng Hans to face the music about her decision to abdicate the throne. Elsa flees and shrinks from the knowledge that she has nagyelo her kingdom, while Merida walks into a room full of men going at it with insults and weapons, and calmly states that she is willing to accept her mother’s decision-- if it will stop the kingdom from chaos. I think, Merida, bratty as she is…has the edge on Elsa.

7. Jasmine

I don’t have a lot to say about Jasmine. I think that’s because this girl was not the focus of the movie in which she appeared. I understand that Jasmine’s motivation comes from isolation. This isn’t the same isolation that Anna endured, because hasmin does not emerge from her father’s palace starved for attention (like Anna is). hasmin is sick of being a princess. I think that is the only thing that can be sinabi about her definitively. Why else, would hasmin bother dressing like a commoner, and expressing an interest in another life (which is inferior to the one she already was born into?) hasmin wants out. hasmin hates being “a prize to be won,” because that is what she equates the pamagat of “princess” as being. I think hasmin has less characterization than other Disney princesses. The only reason she is ahead of Merida in this listahan is because she does not resort to trying to openly change her father’s philosophy about marriage, preferring instead to be patient and respectful. Eventually, hasmin is rewarded sa pamamagitan ng not being married off to someone she despises.


6. Belle

This girl is the bookish beauty; the one with a penchant for mangarap ng gising her way out of the mediocre life in which she is situated. Belle is a champion of intellect. She is the first Disney woman to be well-read, and not enchanted with good looking men. Belle wants a person who can be her equal, not someone who will turn her into a baby-making machine. I like that about her. I also like the fact that Belle is self-sacrificing, and goes in her father’s stead as the Beast’s prisoner. Not many actual people have the nerve to lay down their lives for others. Anna’s moment of clarity to save her sister seems like a pale comparison to Belle agreeing--- literally--- to live her life in a foreign place, where she will never see her father ever again. Anna didn’t have a chance to feel the consequences of her choice to save her sister before becoming an ice statue. Belle had to endure the daily pain of waking up in the morning without a loved one, and yet she still managed to be kind and gentle toward her captor. Belle teaches her captor about his own arrogance, and thereby saves him from himself.

5. Tiana

This girl has brains, spunk, and a future of her own design. Of all of the Disney princesses, this one takes Belle’s non-boy-crazy nature, and infuses it with the potential for self-actualization. I pag-ibig Tiana for her work-ethic, her steadfastness to her dream, and her no-nonsense demeanor. I think she’s different for Disney because she is the only female to own her own business. That’s a very big accomplishment. Tiana has a head for numbers, and that probably makes her at least a mathematician, which is different than the English suited Belle…. Tiana has the edge on Belle (in my book) if only because managing a business is a lot harder than overseeing a kastilyo already staffed with attendants who already know their duties. Plus, I never saw Aurora, Snow, Cindy, Anna, Jasmine, or Belle attempting to start their own agenda outside of their prince’s wishes. Also, in the end, Tiana comes to the aid of her prince and saves him from being taken sa pamamagitan ng voodoo devils. pagpaparangal to Ti!!!


4. Pocahontas

There is a different emphasis in this movie, entirely. Here, calling Pocahontas a princess doesn’t really make sense, ibingiay that the pamagat of Chieftain’s daughter is madami accurate. But the Disney princess line is not really literal—it’s not identified synonymously with royalty. The Disney pamagat of “Princess” is madami loosely defined as “the heroine who makes her mark in a Disney movie outside of, or alongside of, any other characters.” Pocahontas is a naturalist, and is fueled sa pamamagitan ng her own curiosity. She finds the new “people” intriguing, but sees that they have a tendency to be biased and ignorant of how her own people appreciate the land. Pocahontas disapproves of being labeled a “savage.” She is willing to understand a different culture than her own, though. Perhaps, this trait distinguishes her in my mind from some of the other Disney princesses. Pocahontas also has the self-sacrificial nature of Belle, in protecting Smith from getting his brains smashed out. I find that her love-life is a bit confusing, and see it for being a shoe-horn for the different-culture-appreciation theme in the movie. However, Pocahontas is slightly better than Tiana, since she is madami aware of how to socially relate to others. Tiana starts off flatly refusing to relate to, or even engage with Naveen. Tiana only minimally engages with charlotte and Charlotte’s dad, preferring only to talk to her mom after her dad’s early death. Pocahontas “chooses” to try to understand a total stranger, and his people, even if she feels that they are misguided.


3. Rapunzel

This girl has some of the same bubbly qualities that Anna has, but this characterization isn’t firmly established as her major trait. Rapunzel’s pangkalahatang characteristic is an optimism that cannot be denied. Rapunzel’s optimism in the face of her isolation can be contrasted with the bull-headedness and impetuous tendencies that Anna displays after being locked up. Rapunzel finds all kinds of activities to while away the time while she is locked away. Outside of begging Elsa to come out of her room, Anna does little but complain about her own boredom. This makes Rapunzel different from Anna. Rapunzel has an inventive brain to think up a new dream, just like Tiana. She wants to see the floating lights up close. She wants out of the tower to experience what life is like for people on the ground. Rapunzel also has the non-guy-crazy element started sa pamamagitan ng Belle, and sustained sa pamamagitan ng Tiana. She isn’t initially interested in Flynn Ryder/ Eugene Fitzherbert in any romantic way. She thinks of him as a potential means to get her out of the tower to see the lights. Like Cindy and Elsa, Rapunzel deals with the abuse of a controlling parent (even if it is a pseudo-parent). The differences are that Rapunzel is madami impatient than Cindy, and Rapunzel is braver than Elsa, because she tanong Mother Gothel about why she has to stay in the tower. I never saw Elsa tanong her parents’ mantra of “conceal, don’t feel.” But Rapunzel comes right out and asks Gothel why she can’t leave the tower. I think Rapunzel has the edge over Elsa, because, while made into a recluse, Rapunzel is not insecure about herself and her capabilities. Rapunzel wants her freedom, just like Merida, but doesn’t stoop to screwing over someone to attain it. Rapunzel is likeable, and I ended up rooting for her to find her way back to her true home.

2. Ariel

    Without this girl who started the “independence trait” in Disney females, we might still be stuck with the likes of Aurora, Cindy, and Snow. People hem and haw about whether Ariel is just a moony-eyed loony for falling for Eric, a rebel for breaking the suffocating rules of a controlling father, or a misunderstood beauty who simply does not “fit” with life “under the sea.” I have a new viewpoint to posit. Yes, we know Ariel is all about “independence.” She thinks for herself, and asks questions, even when it is sure to ruffle a lot of feathers. She does not obey the status-quo. Ariel’s defiance precedes Merida’s sa pamamagitan ng 23 years. It’s notable that if Ariel had not first defied her father, PIXAR screenwriters might not have felt comfortable letting Merida openly defy her mother.
    Ariel is a springboard for so many of the other Disney princesses. In my book, Ariel’s sweetness in protecting Sebastian from getting eaten for hapunan ( even if he annoys her to death), is just as affecting as watching Belle tolerate Adam in his beastly form, teaching him how to eat sinigang and feed birds. Ariel has a collection, and a drive to keep adding to it-- which predates Tiana’s business venture, and Rapunzel’s tower activities. Ariel – before Belle, Tiana, and Rapunzel showed up-- did a great deal to keep herself mentally stimulated.
    Ariel is lonely in the sea, because no one thinks about humans the way she does. Ariel is openly curious about the human world. This predates Pocahontas’s curiosity about the settlers. Ariel already covered appreciating a different culture even before Pocahontas did. Sure, Ariel was not locked up for three years behind closed doors in Arendelle, nor was she locked up for 18 years in a tower, but if you had a viewpoint that was despised and not shared sa pamamagitan ng anyone save yourself-- then that works out to be every bit as isolating. True, Ariel had no literal bars surrounding her, and wasn’t put in a back room like Elsa, but there was a set of metaphorical bars on her life. Ariel wasn’t free. She lived “a caged-in, stifling existence,” with no one who could/would relate to her.
    Ariel sacrifices her voice, and that is a great part of her agency. To this day, I find that that part of the movie is painful to watch, not just because Ariel loses part of her self-identity, but because she fits into NEITHER WORLD when she makes that sacrifice. Think about it. Ariel no longer belongs in the sea, and she’s not really a complete human without her voice. She belongs in neither location. She has to be bravo enough to try to establish contact with Eric-- who could just blow her off, as many humans typically do. Ariel has no way of knowing if her sacrifice to go someplace new will pay off. She just takes a humongous leap of faith. If that isn’t raw courage and nerve, then perhaps I’m missing something.
    Romantic pag-ibig didn’t do much to save Ariel, I think. The romance was madami of a throwaway. Ariel saved herself from being eternally isolated and marginalized in the sea, sa pamamagitan ng making a very risky choice that took some serious courage.


1. Mulan

This road-trip down princess memory lane ends with this girl. Of all of the princesses, this one, like Pocahontas, does not really fit with being called a princess. Mulan turns out to be madami of a diplomat, than a princess.
    Before I get ahead of myself, let’s analyze this girl’s traits. She starts off clumsy, and this predates both Rapunzel’s clumsiness, and Anna’s clumsiness sa pamamagitan ng several years. This clumsiness is seen as a natural trait in Mulan, and some of us in the audience forgive her for rushing around trying to remember “her matchmaker mantra sayings” that sound empty, and dropping a tasa ng tsa because of balancing issues. We find that Mulan, above everything else, wants to make her family proud of her. This is a decent quality. But Mulan’s clumsiness and physical timing are in direct conflict with “the dogma of the society, which is training its young women to be brides for the domestic service.” Mulan is unable to fit this picture because she is 1) outspoken, 2) has physical balancing issues, and 3) is naturally clever about analyzing her surroundings
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    Mulan saves her father, sa pamamagitan ng chopping off her hair, donning his uniform, and going off to sumali the Chinese army. It seems far-fetched, but Mulan makes this believable to me…because she actually cares about her father; there is a deep connection she shares with him, and there is a shame in her that she cannot seem to shake unless she proves herself. Mulan reminds me of Belle, in this regard.
    Mulan spends an inordinate amount of time being chastised in the army for her physical balance/coordination issues, and her lack of physical strength. She has to hide she’s a girl for most of the movie, which some people have found irritating, but I found amusing because of the contrasting of gender norms. Mulan finally uses her head. She uses her brain to surmount the obstacles she faces. Being outspoken clearly doesn’t work; she has to build up her physical strength; she has to practice to get prowess with weapons. However, Mulan already has a critical mind at her disposal. It’s when Mulan taps into that brilliant mind of hers…that the movie stops being just a campy joy ride…and starts being a transformative watch.
    Mulan is not as regal and beautiful to look at as Elsa, or as bubbly and relatable as Anna and Rapunzel. She isn’t much of a peacemaker, like Pocahontas, though she does try to reason with her father and mother for why Fa Zhou should not go to war. Mulan made a lot of strategic decisions during her movie, though, so she has a ton of agency. She is able to “think her way” to retrieving “the arrow.” Mulan sees that men, just as women, have a narrow view of the opposite sex. Mulan notices that women in her culture believe that men should only protect and defend, while men believe women should only adore them and feed them. She tanong this sa pamamagitan ng asking, “How about a girl who’s got a brain, who always speaks her mind?”

Mulan gets rid of Shan Yu’s army sa pamamagitan ng using her brain. Mulan saves Shang’s life, not once, but twice. She uses her brain to save the emperor, and fights with a tagahanga when everything is down to the wire, and all is thought to be lost. This girl has the most tenacity, ingenuity, cunning, and bravery of all Disney princesses rolled into one.
    While I am at it, I need to point out that Mulan drives the movie from the first scenes in which she appears, until the credits roll. While the agency of females in other Disney pelikula might be debatable, it's undeniable that Mulan is very active in her own movie. Mulan being shocked and dumbfounded at saving a nation, and the triumph of her father telling her that, “the greatest gift and honor is having you for a daughter,” are very emotionally charged sequences.

So, these are my rankings. I’ve seen the entire collection of Disney princess movies, and I have organized the princesses sa pamamagitan ng how much agency they had in their movies, based on their own choices, and their respective traits. I’ve tried to explain why I feel the way I do. Many thanks for reading, if you got through all of this. ;)

-iwasneverhere
 The Current Princesses
The Current Princesses
With 11 official Disney Princess and two madami to sumali in the upcoming year, I've decided to create a countdown of my tuktok 11 paborito Disney Princesses. While Anna and Elsa will sumali in 2014, I'm just going to focus on the ones we currently have - besides, I've only seen nagyelo once. So without further ado, let's begin!

ApplesauceDoctr's paborito Disney Princesses

11. Aurora
While Sleeping Beauty was one of my paborito pelikula from childhood, Aurora herself never truly stood out to me. In her short runtime she walks around the forest and sings - and even though she has a beautiful voice, there's...
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Okay, I just want to settle some stuff about the vicinity of where Pocahontas is claimed to have live not only in the movie, but in reality too. We all know the inaccuracies of the movie, but for those who do not know, here you go (: And please remember to feel free to state your opinion on where she lived or any other info you have.

In the movie, Governor Ratcliffe obviously states his ship is headed towards Virginia, and it clearly shows that Virginia is the destination on the map. But let it be noted that in 1608, when the movie supposedly takes place, people referred to a majority of the...
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 The faces you've probably been making throughout my entire countdown...
The faces you've probably been making throughout my entire countdown...
OMG, this is THE most useless, boring and tacky countdown ever done on Fanpop. But I'm still finishing this because I spent a lot of time doing it. Anyway, this is the result of my Best Disney Princess Outfit Countdown. What I did was I first did presinto to find the best 2 outfits from each DP. Then, I put them all together and did elimination. Since there were only 22 outfits at the start of the elimination rounds, I am only putting the places 22-1 in this countdown.

#22- Cinderella's Servant Outfit
Now, I was surprised this went so soon. I thought that people would get rid of some other dresses...
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I truly believe that a Disney Princess TV ipakita would be a great thing. It just has to have deep storylines with action, adventure, comedy, drama, and deep character development. And over time, I have thought up a number of creative ideas for episodes of this TV show. So tell me what you think of these ideas:

1. Merida is bragging about being the best archer and swordswoman in the land when she meets a female archer and swordswoman who shows skills that surpass her. Merida gets jealous and is determined to beat her. The reyna disguises herself as a blacksmith and creates an enchanted sword that,...
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The girls stare for a second, all of a sudden Merida bursts out laughing. All the girls turn and stare at her. Snow White casts bewildered glances at Hades, then Merida. Hades, then Merida. Merida continues laughing, and at one point falls off her chair. She snorts in her laughter. Aurora winces, she is a very proper princess, and isn't a huge tagahanga of un-princess-like behaviour.
"What's so funny?" Hades asks. When o one replies, he clears his throat and says "Hello, girls. As you know, I am Hades, and-"
Merida finally gets up from the floor, but she is still laughing. When she is finally...
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I was in the mood to do another countdown, so I came up with a Disney Heroine one. This was about the Heroine (Protagonists, Deuteragonists, Tritagonists) who would fit in with the Disney Princesses (and the franchise the most), so here are the results.

These are the factors that were counted in the results:
By any factor, I mean:
-How successful the movie is
-If she is a Princess
- If she is popular
- If she is personally like some of the Princesses
- Is she too young or old

10. Nani (Lilo and Stitch)

She was definitely the obvious choice to be the first eliminated, and for many reasons....
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I've been wanting to write an artikulo about my paborito DPs for a while now, but I've been very busy lately (and still am a little, so it won't be a very long article, just a brief commentary with every princess).
This is my paborito disney princesses' listahan as of April 2013, with the current line-up. To determine my paborito princesses I took many things in to account: their personality, their looks, their movie, etc.
As with many other things, this listahan is subject to change. My favorites are generally pretty consistent, but some of them might ilipat a spot or madami every once in a while.
So, without...
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posted by dimitri_is_hot
I feel like people are going to disagree with me but it's my personal favorites, it's really a matter of which voice I pag-ibig more.

My listahan for the Princes
10. Charming
9. Naveen
8. Beast
7. Phillip
6. John Smith
5. Eric (He doesn't sing but I like his voice)
4. Flynn
3. Aladdin
2. Prince
1. Shang






10. Snow White
Her speaking voice is cute but there are times when I cannot stand her pag-awit voice.






9. Belle
I absolutely pag-ibig her speaking voice but her pag-awit isn't as impressive. But that's just in comparison to the other princesses.






8. Cinderella
It sounds like an angel's singing. It's so gentle and...
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So Mulan is my paborito Disney Princess movie but this is not about which movie I like more. It's about which movie is better objectively, I will try my best. I'm not going to nitpick every single little details because let's face it, no movie is really perfect. Besides, I hate going on and on because I'd rather cut to the chase. I'd pag-ibig to read your agreements or disagreements.


 10. Pocahontas
10. Pocahontas

The film had a lot of potential, shame it did not live up to most people's expectations. I absolutely pag-ibig the animation and score. But aside from those things, a lot of stuff happened out of nowhere....
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uy everyone! I know it's officially 2013, but I decided to make this the paborito hairstyle of 2012 since the taon just ended and January and February are when they have all the award shows for 2012 so it's kind of the same idea. Here are the last 10 places for the hairstyle countdown.


51. Ariel's Blue Riding Hat

obviously...this is ugly. No one liked it, it was not a tough decision whatsoever. Good place for this one...dead last.

She looks bad whenever her bangs are off her face, she has a pretty high forehead. - rhythmicmagic

I don't like her bangs, but she looks better with them. - VGfan30

Hideous...
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 Her puso had been angered and completely disappointed.
Her heart had been angered and completely disappointed.
Snow fell in a calm way, soothing Belle. Her puso had been angered and completely disappointed. Though Beast had come a long way since his transformation, there was still a part of him that was very dark and almost hurtful. She couldn’t understand why Beast was often angry, when he had everything he could ever want.
“Maybe I’m not seeing him right. Maybe I just don’t understand.” Belle pondered. “Maybe there really is a part of him I don’t know.”
She refused to believe Beast was bad. He was human just like anyone else and Belle loved him.
“When you pag-ibig someone you accept them...
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posted by JNTA1234
 The Sunshine
The Sunshine
So I decided to rant about Snow White next.

Snow White was the very first animated female to make it to the big screen. If any of the princesses were to be called legendary, Snow White would be the one. She paved the way for every Disney Herione, princess or not. Pick any other female character from Disney and I guarantee you she'll have something in common with Snow White. Cinderella, Aurora, Pocahontas, Belle and even hasmin would probably be completely different characters had it not been for Snow.

Let's talk about the dwarfs for a second, like the mga engkanto from Sleeping Beauty,...
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Snow White-Christina Ricci

Cinderella-Katherine Heigl

Aurora-Kate Hudson

Ariel-Rachel McAdams

Belle-Natalie Portman

Jasmine-Kim Kardashian

Pocahontas-Nicole Scherzinger

Mulan-Zhang Ziyi

Tiana-Brandy

Rapunzel-Kristen Bell
 Me after I had ranned a 5K race, I did it in 26 minutes!
Me after I had ranned a 5K race, I did it in 26 minutes!
So today I decided to redo my getting to know artikulo since I've gotten better at making artikulo and I missed out a few things and some things has changed.

Name: My name is Teresa and I kinda like the name :)

Age: *Kinda quoting The Sound of Music* I am 17 going on 18 which means that I'm 17, but I'll be 18 on September 16th so that makes me a Virgo and I'm borned in the taon of the dog.

Education: Right now I have summer vacation, but on the 22nd August I'll be back in school again and I'll start my last taon in high school.

 This is actually very close from where I live, it's a place where you can watch mga hayop and enjoy nature :)
This is actually very close from where I live, it's a place where...
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posted by JNTA1234
I'm a bit reluctant to do this listahan because quite frankly no one gives a crap about the Princes. Plus this listahan is way too easy to write. I really don't enjoy talking about them. Let's just get on with it.
 Are you on your period, dude?
Are you on your period, dude?

10.Charming
The most generic character in history. Of course this dude is at the bottom of the list. It would be weird to rank him any higher. He has little to no personality and when he does ipakita some emotion, he comes off snarky and rude. He's also lazy if you ask me, he never makes an effort to go after or paghahanap for Cinderella. Seriously, what do all the...
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Belle = 19
Ariel = 16 in the first movie, 26 in the segundo one.
Sinderella = 16 in the 1st movie, 17 in the second.
hasmin = 16
Mulan = 14
Aurora = 16
Pocahontas = 18
Snow White = 14
Rapunzel = 18
Tiana = 19
Merida = 16

I hope this helps!!

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posted by blossomyumyum
This was inspired sa pamamagitan ng starlight77. I thought it was be cool to make my own.

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs:
Ah, the first Disney Classic. Now, I'll be honest. I'm not a gigantic tagahanga of this film. I do like Snow White, she's simply adorable. However, this film is probably my least paborito DP one and probably only because it was the first of Disney's, meaning not as good animation as say, Aladdin. Anyway, my paborito scene for this movie has to be the first five or so minutos before the Forest Scene. It's short, but we get to understand the true meaning of how evil the reyna really is.
This...
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1. ARIEL

Ariel is a fun girl who goes for her dream. She has been my fave from age nine. Though age 3-5 was Cinderella, Ariel just reminds me of, well... me! She has red hair, my hair is almost red, (more of Anastasia's hair from the Anastasia soro film) so me and Ariel are almost the same. I would pag-ibig pag-ibig pag-ibig to be her if they were going to make a remake. She has a great way of getting her man without a voice. When she fell her caught her and offered her to stay. She could even get her father to understand. Her floppy bangs are so ADORABLE. She is known to be the only disney princess (in...
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The susunod day, Ariel was in homeroom and some guy who was sitting susunod to blondie asked Ariel "Hey, is that your natural hair color?"
Ariel replied "Yeah."
"It's gorgeous." the guy replied back.
"This is Flynn or you can call him Eugene. We're dating at the mo." The blondie said.
"Hey Rapunzel, nice extensions. What's it made of?" sinabi a dude who walked past Rapunzel.
She quickly sinabi "Your mom's chest hair!!!" (Not really)
"I'm Rapunzel."
"Hi, I'm Ariel. Do you guys know where Room G is?"
Flynn took and looked at Ariel's agenda and sinabi "Health Tuesday/Thursday Room G"
"I think it's in the back building."...
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So a few months ago, I decided to write a short artikulo on who my paborito princesses were. Well, that wasn't a complete listahan and my explanations weren't very clear so here we go again :)

10. Pocahontas
ok, so I don't really pag-ibig her as much as I pag-ibig the other princesses but I still like her. She's so bravo and I admire her strength and courage. I loved her at the beginning of the movie. Before she met John Smith and became really boring...She was such a free spirit, running through the woods and paddling down that river and waterfall without a care in the world. She seemed like such a fun person!...
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