Walt Disney picha - Disney Princesses

My entire life, Belle has always been my absolute inayopendelewa princess. When I was just a toddler I dressed up like her for Halloween and when I got married, I even tried to find a dress that resembled her yellow kanzu, gown (in white, of course).

In so many ways, Belle reminds me of myself. As someone who relates so closely to and identifies with Belle, I wanted to share my well-detailed analysis of her character. I believe we all know our inayopendelewa characters the best so I would encourage others to write an makala about their inayopendelewa princess. I hope that this will help others understand Belle a little...

The Disney Princesses wear some of the cutest little outfits, both inside and outside of ceremonies and balls, so I wanted to do a fun and light-hearted ranking of all of their outfits! (I will be doing a sekunde countdown with the ceremonial outfits and ball gowns ranked.) I ranked them based on which I'd like to wear most:

Peasant/Work Outfits:

7. Snow White's Brown "Servant's" Outfit: For something that is made to look incredibly unflattering, it's actually not that bad. Aside from being torn and having different-colored patches, it's really just a plain dress.

6. Tiana's Blue Work Uniform:...

As some of wewe may know, I recently did my version of a "Prettiest Princess" makala which rated the ujumla, jumla attraction of each princess. That makala was done with a heavy bias towards what males like best about females so I wanted to make one with the bias towards what females like (in friends). What females look for in Marafiki will of course vary kwa personality so I decided to use the Disney Princesses as the model for my female scale. I made a ranking orodha for each of them (of course, it is subject to my opinion of their rankings) and then combined all 13 lists to see how they'd rate each...

The gang was walking back to the cottage when a kichaka popped up in front of them. Mulan gasped at what she saw growing on it. She hurried to the plant. "You guys have to see this!" she exclaimed. The others rallied around. The reactions were mixed. Shang felt his nerves dance a bit, Pocahontas theorized, and John and Merida exchanged scowls. "Cherries?" Merida said. "Mulan, I get wewe have very valuable things and traditions where wewe come from, but it's just a fruit." John replied. "Just a fruit? John, these are delicate." Mulan stated.

"Mulan, it's not like glass where wewe throw it and it breaks."...