// In Which There are Too Many Incongruities To orodha // :: They're All Real ::

I know everyone and their grandma has written one of these, but I have yet to write my official orodha until now, and I swore I was never gonna do one of these. For some reason, I just couldn't sit down and nit-pick about who I liked the most au who I like the least. But now I've finally broken down and forced myself to sit down and sort this crap out (Even thought I have much better things that I should be doing right now...) BUT ANYWAYS, the order of this orodha has been bouncing around in my head for months and I've been over-analyzing every frickin' princess. So, if wewe haven't gotten sick...

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Most people would agree that each of the Disney Princesses are individually unique. While most people take their stories and personalities into consideration, few tend to recognize that they each have an individual artistic style. Even though over the years their lineup has homogenized to create what we might consider Classic Disney, the ubunifu of nearly each princess was in fact inspired with a specific artist au art style in mind. I believe this is the je-ne-sais-quoi people have a hard time attributing...

here they are....


20. Part of Your World (Reprise)
This song is quick, simple, but very sweet. It shows wewe don't need to have a lot of metaphors and poetic devices to convey what wewe want. Ariel expresses her desire to become human so clearly and plainly in this song, just kwa the emotion and longing she conveys, and kwa just putting it into simple sentences.


"...the reprise is just unforgettable and beautiful." (TotallyMe105)
"Part of Your World Reprise is epic." (AllegroGiocoso)