The real identity of Disney Princesses?
Disney never claimed to have made up those stories. He just took old fairy tales, cleaned them up for modern children and copyrighted his cartoon versions of the characters. (He did invent the names of the seven dwarfs. The originals didn't have names.) Some of the originals are at the links below.
Why doesn't Disney make any ugly princesses?
The moral that's always one of the most important in Disney princess movies is that beauty lies within. However, all the princesses are beautiful and it doesn't really correspond. Also, I think it would be better for them to make an unattractive princess so that it can relate to the audience. I don't mean the audience is ugly but that people (usually females) think that they're ugly at least once in their life and it's a global issue and one the main reasons for low self-esteem. they could at least create an OK looking princess with an amazing personality competing against a prettier one with a terrible personality.
What scent would you associate the Disney princesses with individually?
Hmm, interesting! Let’s see…Snow White: Apple blossom.Cinderella: Snowdrops.Aurora: Rose.Ariel: Sea water.Belle: Sandalwood.Jasmine: Cloves.Pocahontas: Freshly cut grass.Mulan: Cedar wood.Tiana: Carnation.Rapunzel: Vanilla.Merida: Birch.It took me a couple of days to do some research because I want each scent to fit each Princess perfectly, whether it’s their personality or environment or elements or objects that are associated with them.
Ladies Poll - What Disney princess do you think you physically resemble the most?
I love them all, they're all very pretty and have beautiful personalities. However.. BQ: Cinderella, Belle and Snow White(having to pick just one, i'd go with Cinderella though) BQ2: Mulan. She's a little too much 'tomboysh' for my likes... And the one who most resembles me physically is Belle. Last Halloween i was Belle lol Have a nice day:)
Am I too short to be a Disney princess?
I want to work at Disney land as a face character but I'm afraid I may not be the right height. A friend told me today princesses are typically between 5'4 and 5'7. I'm 5'3 1/2. I feel like I'm in this odd in between. I could make a good Alice, but I think I might be too tall haha.. Does anyone know if they're strict when it comes to height?
Why do people idolize Disney princesses, even though they are horrible role models for women?
I don't get why you think they're bad role models for kids. Because for me, they convey an important message, even clearer than the whole “waiting for prince charming” one.They tell kids that they can be delicate and strong at the same time. That you can win battles with kindness and respect, not always with brute force. That even when all odds are against you, you can still prosper and win.Each Disney princess has a different personality, as do little girls. So if you prefer Mulan over Aurora, that's ok. But they'll always be a girl that loves snow white the best.I don't think Disney princesses deserve to be labeled as bad role models just because they're feminine. Why should femininity be a bad thing? Why should it mean that we're not strong?Cinderella didn't wait for a prince to save her. She took every opportunity to escape her abuser, while remaining kind to everyone, and was finally rewarded for it, getting to marry the love of her life. For me, that is incredibly strong of her. So what if she married a prince? Most people get married right? She's an adult, she can do whatever she wants. If she's happy then why judge her?
What are some personality differences between Anna and Elsa from Frozen?
Like Basuri Das said, this answer won't be what an Elsa fan wants to hear, but:1- Elsa is super immodest while we never see Anna obsessing over her looks or talents."HOW!? What power do you have to stop this winter - to stop me?"2- Anna appreciates all the little things in life while Elsa doesn't even appreciate her sister risking her life to apologize for upsetting her and bring her information about her kingdom.3-Elsa whines about her problems and complains that she's incapable of doing things while Anna tries to fix and face her problems. Anna stays determined and never gives up. "I'm going to see my sister!"4-Anna strives to keep others happy, but Elsa is only concerned about her own feelings and never imagines what Anna must have gone through, or is going through.5-Anna is a people person while Elsa has been introverted since childhood. Anna is also normally fun and exciting while Elsa is elegant and more graceful.6-Yes, Elsa hid away to keep Anna safe, but she hurt her terribly in the process while Anna is constantly trying to be a good sister. Elsa has been a mean sister since childhood!7- And like I said, Anna is a great sister all throughout the movie, and there are only two times we really see Elsa truly loving Anna. (I mean, in Let it Go, she is so relieved that she can forget about her past life that I think it's obvious she only thought of Anna as a burden for a few recent years.)