Princesses Disney Article: An Epic Journey (Part 1)

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posted by GreatLance_30

The sea near their house

In a modern world a little girl named Aya Faraday who lives near the sea is such a big fan of Disney Princesses and she always imagines that she is one of them...

One day, Aya found out that her parents, Brad and Lea, are planning to have a divorce. Because of this Aya with her bag containing all her Disney Princess collection ran out in the midst of a storm. She ran and ran until she fell asleep...

When she woke up, she was surprised to find herself in a concert hall with other Disney characters like Alice, Wendy, and Eilonwy, and another surprising part is they know Aya and that they are best friends...

What are they doing in the concert hall? How did Aya managed to go to the Disney world? What will happen to her?

Find out in the suivant parts...

Aya Faraday

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GreatLance_30 Any comments and suggestions...

MaidofOrleans Haha this is cute! Each of the DPs should take her on an adventure in their world.

GreatLance_30 Part 2: http://www.fanpop.com/clubs/disney-princess/articles/220602/title/epic-journey-part-2

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Over-rated Frozen? (Part One)

posted by rapunzelsgold_

Okay, so recently I commenté on a poll, and it got me thinking. I think it deserves a bigger list, so here toi go!

Recently this past Thanksgiving, a new Disney Princess/Queen movie came out titled "Frozen." After being locked away for years from society because of her ice powers, Anna bitches to her sister about not being able to marry a man she has known for less than half a day, and fucks it all up par taking her gant and making her run away from the kingdom.

Ever since this movie came out, it's gotten loads and loads of attention. Really, it's probably the most populaire Disney movie since...

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The Power Of Friendship (Chapter 17)

posted by mhs1025

Merida really needed an eye-opener. If she let her sensitivity get in the way of everything else again, she could've potentially kissed her friendships with Pocahontas and Mulan goodbye. Incidentally, Shang would probably still despise her. Truth be told, her mother, Elanor, was right. She WAS plus sensitive than she realized. The young archer was glad she was being taught how to corner her wild emotion. She wrote down everything Pocahontas told her.

"Every time we realize what's bothering us after cornering it, we come up with positive solutions." Pocahontas taught. Merida wrote everything...