Since I did a Disney Princess ranking, I thought I'd do a Disney Prince ranking also. I've switched from using a pencil to a ballpoint pen. My drawing skill has vastly improved since my Disney Princess ranking, so I really don't miss the ability to erase mistakes.
10. John Smith
John Smith is heroic and handsome, but I find his dialog cheesy. plus importantly, I just don't care for his attraction to Pocahontas. She's beautiful, but what does he see in her other than that? John Smith and Pocahontas are oil and water. They don't naturally get along together at all. This changes when John alters his attitudes, but I feel like he alters them only because Pocahontas is beautiful and he's trying to woo her. This seems like a very shallow reason to alter one's beliefs. To me, John Smith seems like a cheesy womanizer, even if he perhaps never chased after anyone other than Pocahontas.
9. Snow White's Prince
Snow White's Prince is unremarkable.
8. Prince Charming
Normally I don't care about appearances but Prince Charming is an exception. He has LEGO man hair. I find his appearance to be so plastic and vanilla as to be a distraction, especially since it meshes with his lackluster personality and lack of things to do in the plot. On the other hand, I find his yawning attitude toward all these women pursuing him to be hilarious.
For my global, ensemble judgement on Prince Charming, the positive outweighs the negative.
7. Shang
Shang's a solid character, and a solid man, but his character and story are kind of boring. We first see him as a fully formed adult, albeit one who has something to prove. There's the potential for a character growth story, but the story goes in a different direction (concentrating on Mulan and Mushu instead). As it is, his character is unchanged par what should be life changing events. And the potential storyline promised par his need to prove himself fizzles out--ultimately he never has to prove anything to anyone.
6. Phillip
Like Shang, Phillip starts off with the potential to have some interesting character development, but this potential is wasted. He could have had an interesting conflict involving his arranged marriage with Princess Aurora vs his l’amour for the peasant girl Briar Rose. He could have had an interesting conflict with his father. But no, these potential conflicts just neatly resolve themselves on their own.
Still, Phillip is plus fleshed out than Prince Charming, and the plot gives him plenty of exciting action and fun humor. Phillip is also plus explicitly rebellious and independent than either Prince Charming ou Shang.
Really, for me it's hard to rank Shang and Phillip. Shang's character is a bit plus realistic, but compared to Phillip he's humorless.
I put Phillip higher because he has an exceptional quality--Phillip is exceptionally daring. Could toi imagine any other prince doing what he did to Briar Rose? Phillip shows an exceptional level of bold self confidence. That may ou may not be a good thing, but either way I think it's a little interesting.
5. Naveen
Of all of the princes, I find Naveen's character development to be the most thought provoking and full of complex subtleties. I'd rank him much higher if it weren't for the unfortunate fact that he's just so unlikable and difficult for me to relate to. He starts off as an all around disgusting jerk even worse than Gaston...and ends up not a whole lot better.
Really, Naveen needed to have some sort of nugget of goodness already in him, like Beast did, for Tiana to fall for him when she did. There needed to be something for the audience to root for in him. As it is, his only redeeming quality is his self awareness of how pathetic he is.
4. Aladdin
Aladdin's an easy character to relate to. Everyone in his world thinks he's a worthless nothing, but he feels like there's so much plus to him inside. This is a very common attitude for boys; I was no exception. Aladdin's story is interesting, as he has various internal and external conflicts to juggle. Fundamentally, he struggles with questions of self worth and friendship and being true to oneself.
Unfortunately, the matter of truthfulness isn't entirely satisfactorily resolved. The problem is that Aladdin's greatest talent is his ability to lie. His abilities as a trickster save jasmin in the marketplace and defeat Jafar in the end. Worse still, one of his lies on jasmin actually works, at a critical time (the lie that he's actually a prince who pretended to be a commoner).
As a result, there is no consistent lesson on what is ultimately the biggest issue of Aladdin's character. I would have liked it if every lie he told jasmin ultimately got him in trouble. If that were the case, then toi could say the lesson is that toi should be truthful to good people, but it's sometimes okay to deceive bad people.
Still, Aladin has an essentially good heart, and this moral ambiguity is at least something interesting to think about. Really, the only reason I don't rank Aladin higher is because the remaining princes are even jucier.
3. Eugene
Eugene is superficially similar to Aladdin, but there are some critical differences. Most importantly, Eugene isn't a really a trickster, so his story avoids the moral pitfalls of Aladdin's. Also, Eugene is a loner. He doesn't have a sidekick ou a magic carpet ou a genie to hand him his fake identity and fake reputation. He does it all alone. I think this makes Eugene a plus realistic and plus relatable character than Aladdin.
The biggest difference, though, is that Eugene's relationship with Rapunzel isn't built on a mess of lies. There is a clear dividing line between "Flynn" and Eugene, and that dividing line is the flooded cave. In the flooded cave, Eugene reveals his true self and he never turns back. Flynn was sarcastic and pretended to be too cool for "blondie". Flynn didn't even dare utter Rapunzel's name (I'd speculate he avoided saying "Rapunzel" in fear that he might reveal his true feelings). In contrast to "Flynn", Eugene was earnest and honest. Eugene was polite also, always calling Rapunzel par her full and proper name. Eugene is almost a different character than Flynn! Eugene's also better than Flynn in almost every way. The only downside to Eugene is that he's slightly less humorous than Flynn. That's a small price to pay, though, since "Flynn" used sarcastic humor as a shield to hide his cœur, coeur behind.
Eugene's story isn't as complex and layered as Aladdin's, but I'm a sucker for romances. I actually like how Eugene has fewer internal conflicts and that those conflicts are plus focused upon his romance with Rapunzel.
Really, my only annoyance is that Eugene has a bad line of dialog. I really don't like the line, "Did I ever tell toi I have a thing for brunettes?" I'm getting annoyed just thinking about that line. That line really needed to be a good line, and it was not! I do get that the filmmakers must have decided there needed to be something lighthearted to break the serious mood. But even so, I could think of a dozen lines which would have been better! How about "I'm in heaven" ou "Am I dreaming?" Or, what's wrong with simply leaving it at "Rapunzel"?
Ugh! Just thinking about that one line almost makes me want to demote Eugene below Aladdin.
2. Eric
Eric is mostly in the mold of the plus boring princes, but his character is made interesting par a deep internal struggle and character growth. Interestingly, Ariel is almost completely oblivious to his internal struggle and his ultimate resolution. Eric is wracked to the core par his inability to stay true to his own romantic idealism. He states his ideals that he'll know "the one" because it'll hit him like lightning. And it's true--it does. Unfortunately for him, it hits him twice. He doesn't know Ariel and "the one" are the same girl, and it tears him up inside.
I actually personally relate to this, although in reverse. When I met my wife, I was like Ariel and she was like Eric. She had a lot of conflicted feelings, but I was pretty oblivious to them. Things could have been a lot easier for her if I had been less overwhelmed par my own feelings and plus aware of hers.
Aside from Eric's interesting core struggle, he also has some exceptional qualities. In particular, he's very brave. Eric's pursuit of Ursula and Ariel undersea, alone and with nothing plus than a harpoon, was exceptionally dangerous--far beyond anything any of the other princes faced.
1. Beast
Beast is my favori prince for many reasons. He's easily the one I relate to most, having suffered much the same despair and depression. Like Beast, I was cured par the l’amour of a beauty. Like Beast, I was an unloveable monster until somehow she saw and loved something in me I didn't even know was there.
Besides my personal empathy for Beast, I find his character development and dialog wonderful and beautifully done. He starts off as a monster both on the outside and the inside. He learns to change, bit par bit, in ways that are plausible and earnest.
Beast is far too damaged and hopelessly depressed to pick himself up--he needs the help of his friends. This aspect elevates Beast's transformation to a spiritual level above those of Naveen and John Smith. Those others change themselves for somewhat selfish reasons, but Beast's transformation is a case of Friends helping a friend in desperate need.
Beast is also the central étoile, star of what I consider the film's climax--when Beast lets Belle go. I've a dit it before and I'll say it again. This is, for me, the most moving and romantic and emotionally satisfying scene of any film. It is great because Beast makes such a sacrifice for love, right in front of her, without her even realizing it. It is great because this sort of secret sacrifice is almost always cheesy and misguided, and almost always handled poorly...but in Beauty and the Beast it is handled perfectly. Beast isn't misguided, he really is doing the right thing. And the dialog! Such dialog! Beast is no poet--he wouldn't say something clever ou flowery, and he doesn't. He just says simple statements in simple straightforward ways. And yet the dialog is so exquisitely crafted that these simple straightforward statements take on a potent elegance of their own.
10. John Smith
"You think that, only because toi don't know any better"
John Smith is heroic and handsome, but I find his dialog cheesy. plus importantly, I just don't care for his attraction to Pocahontas. She's beautiful, but what does he see in her other than that? John Smith and Pocahontas are oil and water. They don't naturally get along together at all. This changes when John alters his attitudes, but I feel like he alters them only because Pocahontas is beautiful and he's trying to woo her. This seems like a very shallow reason to alter one's beliefs. To me, John Smith seems like a cheesy womanizer, even if he perhaps never chased after anyone other than Pocahontas.
9. Snow White's Prince
Maybe I'm actually a symbol for Death, and I'm taking toi away to heaven. That would be interesting.
Snow White's Prince is unremarkable.
8. Prince Charming
I see what toi did there, dad.
Normally I don't care about appearances but Prince Charming is an exception. He has LEGO man hair. I find his appearance to be so plastic and vanilla as to be a distraction, especially since it meshes with his lackluster personality and lack of things to do in the plot. On the other hand, I find his yawning attitude toward all these women pursuing him to be hilarious.
For my global, ensemble judgement on Prince Charming, the positive outweighs the negative.
7. Shang
My father's dead...but there's no time for character development right now...
Shang's a solid character, and a solid man, but his character and story are kind of boring. We first see him as a fully formed adult, albeit one who has something to prove. There's the potential for a character growth story, but the story goes in a different direction (concentrating on Mulan and Mushu instead). As it is, his character is unchanged par what should be life changing events. And the potential storyline promised par his need to prove himself fizzles out--ultimately he never has to prove anything to anyone.
6. Phillip
"This is the 14th century!"
Like Shang, Phillip starts off with the potential to have some interesting character development, but this potential is wasted. He could have had an interesting conflict involving his arranged marriage with Princess Aurora vs his l’amour for the peasant girl Briar Rose. He could have had an interesting conflict with his father. But no, these potential conflicts just neatly resolve themselves on their own.
Still, Phillip is plus fleshed out than Prince Charming, and the plot gives him plenty of exciting action and fun humor. Phillip is also plus explicitly rebellious and independent than either Prince Charming ou Shang.
Really, for me it's hard to rank Shang and Phillip. Shang's character is a bit plus realistic, but compared to Phillip he's humorless.
I put Phillip higher because he has an exceptional quality--Phillip is exceptionally daring. Could toi imagine any other prince doing what he did to Briar Rose? Phillip shows an exceptional level of bold self confidence. That may ou may not be a good thing, but either way I think it's a little interesting.
5. Naveen
"She is my Evangeline"
Of all of the princes, I find Naveen's character development to be the most thought provoking and full of complex subtleties. I'd rank him much higher if it weren't for the unfortunate fact that he's just so unlikable and difficult for me to relate to. He starts off as an all around disgusting jerk even worse than Gaston...and ends up not a whole lot better.
Really, Naveen needed to have some sort of nugget of goodness already in him, like Beast did, for Tiana to fall for him when she did. There needed to be something for the audience to root for in him. As it is, his only redeeming quality is his self awareness of how pathetic he is.
4. Aladdin
"..the truth is, I sometimes dress as a commoner to escape the pressures of palace life!"
Aladdin's an easy character to relate to. Everyone in his world thinks he's a worthless nothing, but he feels like there's so much plus to him inside. This is a very common attitude for boys; I was no exception. Aladdin's story is interesting, as he has various internal and external conflicts to juggle. Fundamentally, he struggles with questions of self worth and friendship and being true to oneself.
Unfortunately, the matter of truthfulness isn't entirely satisfactorily resolved. The problem is that Aladdin's greatest talent is his ability to lie. His abilities as a trickster save jasmin in the marketplace and defeat Jafar in the end. Worse still, one of his lies on jasmin actually works, at a critical time (the lie that he's actually a prince who pretended to be a commoner).
As a result, there is no consistent lesson on what is ultimately the biggest issue of Aladdin's character. I would have liked it if every lie he told jasmin ultimately got him in trouble. If that were the case, then toi could say the lesson is that toi should be truthful to good people, but it's sometimes okay to deceive bad people.
Still, Aladin has an essentially good heart, and this moral ambiguity is at least something interesting to think about. Really, the only reason I don't rank Aladin higher is because the remaining princes are even jucier.
3. Eugene
"My real name is Eugene Fitzherbert."
Eugene is superficially similar to Aladdin, but there are some critical differences. Most importantly, Eugene isn't a really a trickster, so his story avoids the moral pitfalls of Aladdin's. Also, Eugene is a loner. He doesn't have a sidekick ou a magic carpet ou a genie to hand him his fake identity and fake reputation. He does it all alone. I think this makes Eugene a plus realistic and plus relatable character than Aladdin.
The biggest difference, though, is that Eugene's relationship with Rapunzel isn't built on a mess of lies. There is a clear dividing line between "Flynn" and Eugene, and that dividing line is the flooded cave. In the flooded cave, Eugene reveals his true self and he never turns back. Flynn was sarcastic and pretended to be too cool for "blondie". Flynn didn't even dare utter Rapunzel's name (I'd speculate he avoided saying "Rapunzel" in fear that he might reveal his true feelings). In contrast to "Flynn", Eugene was earnest and honest. Eugene was polite also, always calling Rapunzel par her full and proper name. Eugene is almost a different character than Flynn! Eugene's also better than Flynn in almost every way. The only downside to Eugene is that he's slightly less humorous than Flynn. That's a small price to pay, though, since "Flynn" used sarcastic humor as a shield to hide his cœur, coeur behind.
Eugene's story isn't as complex and layered as Aladdin's, but I'm a sucker for romances. I actually like how Eugene has fewer internal conflicts and that those conflicts are plus focused upon his romance with Rapunzel.
Really, my only annoyance is that Eugene has a bad line of dialog. I really don't like the line, "Did I ever tell toi I have a thing for brunettes?" I'm getting annoyed just thinking about that line. That line really needed to be a good line, and it was not! I do get that the filmmakers must have decided there needed to be something lighthearted to break the serious mood. But even so, I could think of a dozen lines which would have been better! How about "I'm in heaven" ou "Am I dreaming?" Or, what's wrong with simply leaving it at "Rapunzel"?
Ugh! Just thinking about that one line almost makes me want to demote Eugene below Aladdin.
2. Eric
in l’amour with another girl...also
Eric is mostly in the mold of the plus boring princes, but his character is made interesting par a deep internal struggle and character growth. Interestingly, Ariel is almost completely oblivious to his internal struggle and his ultimate resolution. Eric is wracked to the core par his inability to stay true to his own romantic idealism. He states his ideals that he'll know "the one" because it'll hit him like lightning. And it's true--it does. Unfortunately for him, it hits him twice. He doesn't know Ariel and "the one" are the same girl, and it tears him up inside.
I actually personally relate to this, although in reverse. When I met my wife, I was like Ariel and she was like Eric. She had a lot of conflicted feelings, but I was pretty oblivious to them. Things could have been a lot easier for her if I had been less overwhelmed par my own feelings and plus aware of hers.
Aside from Eric's interesting core struggle, he also has some exceptional qualities. In particular, he's very brave. Eric's pursuit of Ursula and Ariel undersea, alone and with nothing plus than a harpoon, was exceptionally dangerous--far beyond anything any of the other princes faced.
1. Beast
"Then...you-you must go to him."
Beast is my favori prince for many reasons. He's easily the one I relate to most, having suffered much the same despair and depression. Like Beast, I was cured par the l’amour of a beauty. Like Beast, I was an unloveable monster until somehow she saw and loved something in me I didn't even know was there.
Besides my personal empathy for Beast, I find his character development and dialog wonderful and beautifully done. He starts off as a monster both on the outside and the inside. He learns to change, bit par bit, in ways that are plausible and earnest.
Beast is far too damaged and hopelessly depressed to pick himself up--he needs the help of his friends. This aspect elevates Beast's transformation to a spiritual level above those of Naveen and John Smith. Those others change themselves for somewhat selfish reasons, but Beast's transformation is a case of Friends helping a friend in desperate need.
Beast is also the central étoile, star of what I consider the film's climax--when Beast lets Belle go. I've a dit it before and I'll say it again. This is, for me, the most moving and romantic and emotionally satisfying scene of any film. It is great because Beast makes such a sacrifice for love, right in front of her, without her even realizing it. It is great because this sort of secret sacrifice is almost always cheesy and misguided, and almost always handled poorly...but in Beauty and the Beast it is handled perfectly. Beast isn't misguided, he really is doing the right thing. And the dialog! Such dialog! Beast is no poet--he wouldn't say something clever ou flowery, and he doesn't. He just says simple statements in simple straightforward ways. And yet the dialog is so exquisitely crafted that these simple straightforward statements take on a potent elegance of their own.
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ppv and I decided to collaborate together on an article. Here are our favori Princesses!
9. (DG) Aurora, (ppv) Ariel
DG: Just because Aurora is last on my liste doesn’t mean I don’t like her. It all boils down to the fact that she’s not in her film for very long, and I just felt like I didn’t get to know her as well as some of the others on my list. She’s pretty, but in a generic way. My favori thing about Aurora is that she’s a hopeless romantic.
ppv: Ariel is a childish and funny girl with fantastic voice (one of best voices among Disney Princesses, no doubt), she's...
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9. (DG) Aurora, (ppv) Ariel
DG: Just because Aurora is last on my liste doesn’t mean I don’t like her. It all boils down to the fact that she’s not in her film for very long, and I just felt like I didn’t get to know her as well as some of the others on my list. She’s pretty, but in a generic way. My favori thing about Aurora is that she’s a hopeless romantic.
ppv: Ariel is a childish and funny girl with fantastic voice (one of best voices among Disney Princesses, no doubt), she's...
If something's not right, you gotta put it right.
Picture credit to Alafastanzio.
9. Snow White's Castle
I'm sorry, but the only thing that seems good about this place is that it has a few nice balconies that toi can stand on while your man serenades you. Other than that, it's a very dark, eerie castle. Of course it's ran par an evil Queen so that makes perfect sense.
8. Prince's Castle (Snow White)
The scene with the Prince's château is one of the most beautiful scenes in all Disney films however, we can't really see it. It seems plus like a mirage made of light in the clouds if toi ask me. It's obviously beautiful, but we have no idea what it actually looks like inside....
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I'm sorry, but the only thing that seems good about this place is that it has a few nice balconies that toi can stand on while your man serenades you. Other than that, it's a very dark, eerie castle. Of course it's ran par an evil Queen so that makes perfect sense.
8. Prince's Castle (Snow White)
The scene with the Prince's château is one of the most beautiful scenes in all Disney films however, we can't really see it. It seems plus like a mirage made of light in the clouds if toi ask me. It's obviously beautiful, but we have no idea what it actually looks like inside....
Enjoy! Summaries are content of IMDB.com
9."Pocahontas"
The daughter of a Native American tribe chief and English soldier share a romance when English colonists invade 17th century Virginia.
Again, Poca is at the bottom of my list. People usually make points that it is aimed at a plus mature audience, and I'm still a kid, so that's probably why I find it boring.
8."The Princess and the Frog"
A fairy tale set in Jazz Age-era New Orleans...
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9."Pocahontas"
How high does the sycamore grow? If toi cut it down, then you'll never know
The daughter of a Native American tribe chief and English soldier share a romance when English colonists invade 17th century Virginia.
Again, Poca is at the bottom of my list. People usually make points that it is aimed at a plus mature audience, and I'm still a kid, so that's probably why I find it boring.
8."The Princess and the Frog"
I'm almost there, almost there. People down here think I'm crazy but I don't care
A fairy tale set in Jazz Age-era New Orleans...
toi all are probably sick of these right now and are wishing me an early death, but everyone else is doing it and i'm not going to drop dead, no matter how hard toi wish it.
8. Snow White
I know everyone thinks this, but too bad. I think her only truly beautiful scenes are when she's asleep, and otherwise she looks a bit young, cute at best.
7. Belle
6. Pocahontas
5. Tiana
4. Mulan
3. Ariel
2. Cinderella
1. Aurora/Jasmine
My haut, retour au début is a tie between two differently gorgeous girls. Aurora is generically pretty like Cinderella, but she can pull it off with the slightly different hair color, the style of her hair, and her body. She's gorgeous in every way. jasmin is incredibly exotic. She has skin somewhere between Tiana and Belle, and it basically is a beautiful, year-round tan. Her hair is silkily black like Pocahontas's, and her body is fantastic. Her eyes are giant, sexy, and brown with thick lashes. She is every Project piste contestant's dream.
8. Snow White
I know everyone thinks this, but too bad. I think her only truly beautiful scenes are when she's asleep, and otherwise she looks a bit young, cute at best.
7. Belle
6. Pocahontas
5. Tiana
4. Mulan
3. Ariel
2. Cinderella
1. Aurora/Jasmine
My haut, retour au début is a tie between two differently gorgeous girls. Aurora is generically pretty like Cinderella, but she can pull it off with the slightly different hair color, the style of her hair, and her body. She's gorgeous in every way. jasmin is incredibly exotic. She has skin somewhere between Tiana and Belle, and it basically is a beautiful, year-round tan. Her hair is silkily black like Pocahontas's, and her body is fantastic. Her eyes are giant, sexy, and brown with thick lashes. She is every Project piste contestant's dream.
I was thinking about it at this morning and I realized it's different, the other one wasn't so planned out. Plus, I watched PATF yesterday (LOVED IT :D)
9)Pocahontas
Choosing my least favori is always the hardest part for me. Pocahontas is just too serious for me, it's weird because she's the rare type that's kind of boring but still has a sense of fun at the same time.
8)Snow White
I l’amour this girl,so perky and sweet, just a little.....too perky and sweet. I find...
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9)Pocahontas
"This is the path I choose Father, what will yours be?"
Choosing my least favori is always the hardest part for me. Pocahontas is just too serious for me, it's weird because she's the rare type that's kind of boring but still has a sense of fun at the same time.
8)Snow White
"Want to know a secret? Promise not to tell?"
I l’amour this girl,so perky and sweet, just a little.....too perky and sweet. I find...
My own princess lineup
Here is my opinion on the best and worst princesses.
I know some of the images look dumb but I edited some of them. Many fanpoppers know that I do not make images and I have just started.
I might change this order one day.
Remember that I don't hate any princess.
Please comment.
No. 9 Cinderella
I know there are many Cendrillon amoureux out there but she is my least favourite (she doesn't have a rose dress par the way.) I admire her sassyness and I think out of the 3 originals she is the most sassy. I also l’amour her line "I have the other slipper" and the song "Sing sweet Nightingale"....
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I know some of the images look dumb but I edited some of them. Many fanpoppers know that I do not make images and I have just started.
I might change this order one day.
Remember that I don't hate any princess.
Please comment.
Kind sassy original
No. 9 Cinderella
I know there are many Cendrillon amoureux out there but she is my least favourite (she doesn't have a rose dress par the way.) I admire her sassyness and I think out of the 3 originals she is the most sassy. I also l’amour her line "I have the other slipper" and the song "Sing sweet Nightingale"....
Imaginative Princess Countdown Results!
Disney Princesses vary in multiple ways, and how much they imagine is no exception. Some of them are very down to earth, and quite realistic, while others are very much in their own world, constantly dreaming and creating new visions and ideas in their heads. This is a rank of the least to most imaginative Disney Princess.
9. Pocahontas
Pocahontas was determined to be the least imaginative princess. This is mostly because she doesn’t having the flaming ideals and dreams that most of the others have, because she was generally unsure for most of the...
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Disney Princesses vary in multiple ways, and how much they imagine is no exception. Some of them are very down to earth, and quite realistic, while others are very much in their own world, constantly dreaming and creating new visions and ideas in their heads. This is a rank of the least to most imaginative Disney Princess.
9. Pocahontas
Pocahontas was determined to be the least imaginative princess. This is mostly because she doesn’t having the flaming ideals and dreams that most of the others have, because she was generally unsure for most of the...
Here are my haut, retour au début ten favori Princess songs.
10. "Honor to Us All"
I like this song so much because I adore this scene where Mulan is getting ready to meet the matchmaker. I like watching her get dolled up!
9. "So This is Love"
I l’amour this song because it reminds me of when toi first fall in l’amour with someone. Everything seems brighter and sweeter. toi literally feel all lit up inside. This song pretty much sums all of that up.
8. "A Whole New World"
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10. "Honor to Us All"
Wait and see, when we're through, boys will gladly go to war for you...
I like this song so much because I adore this scene where Mulan is getting ready to meet the matchmaker. I like watching her get dolled up!
9. "So This is Love"
My cœur, coeur has wings, Mmmm, and I can fly...
I l’amour this song because it reminds me of when toi first fall in l’amour with someone. Everything seems brighter and sweeter. toi literally feel all lit up inside. This song pretty much sums all of that up.
8. "A Whole New World"
A thrilling chase,...
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♥Class Photos♥
Ariel
Aurora
Belle
Cinderella
Jasmine
Mulan
Pocahontas
Snow White
Tiana
♥The Best Of♥
Best Hair: Aurora
Best Smile: Cinderella
Biggest Flirt: Ariel
Friendliest: Snow White
Prettiest Eyes: Cinderella
Most Likely...
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♥Class Photos♥
Ariel
Favorite Hobby: Collecting things
Favorite Hobby: Berry Picking
Aurora
Favorite Hobby: Reading
Belle
Favorite Hobby: jour Dreaming
Cinderella
Favorite Hobby: Hanging out at the Market
Jasmine
Favorite Hobby: Taking nice long baths
Mulan
Favorite Hobby: Canoeing
Pocahontas
Favorite Hobby: Baking Pies
Snow White
Favorite Hobby: Cooking
Tiana
♥The Best Of♥
Best Hair: Aurora
Best Smile: Cinderella
Biggest Flirt: Ariel
Friendliest: Snow White
Prettiest Eyes: Cinderella
Most Likely...
So back in my junior an of high school I was obsessed with Tigi Bedhead Products.
These are bedhead products. Me and my friend used to be obsessed with hair and obsessed with Bedhead's stuff. We bought their products with ferver. I made a checklist of all the stuff I needed to get. I got close to having the whole collection. Sadly, but probably better for my mental health, I am no longer obsessed with their products like I once was, though I do use some of their stuff still. One jour I was bored in one of my classes and decided to write a tribute to Bedhead Products....
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Bedhead products.
These are bedhead products. Me and my friend used to be obsessed with hair and obsessed with Bedhead's stuff. We bought their products with ferver. I made a checklist of all the stuff I needed to get. I got close to having the whole collection. Sadly, but probably better for my mental health, I am no longer obsessed with their products like I once was, though I do use some of their stuff still. One jour I was bored in one of my classes and decided to write a tribute to Bedhead Products....
