Tygers_Eye I think most of them do. When Snow White discovers the baby bird alone and crying, she cheers it up and helps it find it's mama and papa. Cinderella saves the mice from traps and Lucifer, and provides them all food, clothes, names, and shelter. Aurora doesn't really get a chance to demonstrate, but considering how kind she is to the animals, it's likely she'd be kind to people. Ariel... *snerk* Most people know how I feel on that front. Shows no sympathy for Flounder when he's terrified of exploring ships or running into sharks, could care less about the well-being of Sebastian, leaves her family without a second thought, etc. Jasmine? Yes. As you said, not only does she give an apple to a boy who looks hungry, but she is morally outraged when the boy she met at the market (Aladdin) was arrested without provocation, went to Jafar to demand his freedom right away, and was devastated when she thought he was executed. Pocahontas? Oh, definitely. Like you said I think Tiana would be too. One of the reasons she enjoyed cooking with her daddy and sharing with their neighbors was because, as he said, good food brings folks together, warms them right up and puts a smile on their faces. When she's an adult, Tiana is shown making people's days brighter by bringing them food, beignets, coffee, napkins when they need it, etc. Even in her dream sequence in Almost There, Tiana daydreams about making people smile and making their lives better with her food. So yeah. =) Rapunzel, Anna and Elsa? Yeah. As you said, Rapunzel is shown to rule with wisdom and kindness among her subjects. I also think Anna loves having the gates open because she loves being around people, Elsa clearly cares about her subjects as it kills her to have to lock herself away from them, but does it for their safety, and then completely falls apart when Anna reveals that she endangered the kingdom with her powers. At the end, they're shown happily mingling with their subjects at the end, and neither of them never wants to close the gates again. Elsa creates a huge ice-skating rank for them, just like she did for Anna when they were younger! <3

MadameLee Well Ariel's just is a friend to Flounder and she hated Sebastian's (and her father's) strict rules. Its not like she was ever going to be Queen of Atalanta with six siblings in front of her. As I argued elsewhere. She doesn't give her family up for some guy. She was a 16 year old kid who wasn't thinking right who was clearly upset with both Sebestain and her father for perfectly good reasons.

CharlotteMays Most of them do but if you mean kingdom wise then yea you've hit most of them on the bat. But as for Belle, speaking Princess of France wise then yes she would care since she can't single a village out for the people being the way people used to (And still behave now) be. That was the bizz back in the 1700's i estimate she lives in, or i think the 1800's it was? but whatever yea back in those times all they did was talk about people behind their backs when they knew someone was better than them in some way. It was like a whole craze back then. But as a princess it woul be her job to watch over even them no matter what. Just hope she never knew Marie Anoinette