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Top 10 Disney Princess Clichs

Top 10 Disney Princess Clichs

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These are the most used Disney Princess clichs! For this list, well be going over 10 of the most common tropes seen in princess characters from Disney animation. Weve included the poisoned/cursed trope, overly trusting, true love, fall in love fast, the singing and dancing trope and more!
Date: 2023-11-20

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Rapunzel: Do you have magic hair?
Me: No.
Elsa: Magic hands?
Me: I use my hands to draw. I am an artist.
Cinderella: Do animals talk to you?
Me: My cat meows at me.
Snow White: Were you poisoned?
Me: No.
Tiana and Aurora: Cursed.
Me: Does me having a learning disability count?
Belle and Rapunzel: Kidnapped or ensalved?
Me: Does me being in school count?
Ariel: I assumed you made a deal with an underwater sea witch who took your voice and exchanged it for a pair of human legs?
Me: I love you, man. But, why trade something for what I already have?
Snow White: Have you ever had true loves kiss?
Me: No.
Jasmine: Do you have daddy issues?
Me: No.
Rapunzel: One last question. Did all of your problems go away because a big strong man showed up?
Me: I supposed. My dad used to help me with homework when I was in school.
Princesses: HE IS A PRIN-
(Record Scratch)
Me: I'M A GUY!

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There is a historical fact you forgot to add the reason why Disney have their princess fall in love on the first meeting is because in really life Really royal princess did marry on the first meeting like marie Antoinette to the future king of France, bloody Mary Tudor she married her husband after seeing his portrait, also if you were to look up the history of people in higher classes many did marry so soon after their first meeting because most likely to the many illnesses & deaths that were around at the time. Meaning you needed to get married as soon you come of age & start a family so that your children can inherit your family future or title. Encase you die childless & the family name dies, in those days family names & titles were a big deal. So that's where these ideas come from, they are from the old period of when you had to get married as soon as you come of age.
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For some of those movies, beauty was part of the plot: The evil queen in Snow White only tried to kill the princess because she was told the princess was more beautiful than she was. Belle was beautiful to attract the villain Gaston who was determined to only marry the most beautiful woman and to teach the lesson that appearances don't matter when the most beautiful girl chose a beast over a handsome man (which I found annoying because Disney decided to turn the beast into a handsome prince when the movie would have had more of an impact if he had stayed a beast.
But, you also have to admit, a woman with the power and wealth of a princess would probably be the most beautiful woman you'll find because they can afford any beauty enhancement possible, especially in modern day with stuff like botox and plastic surgery

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That's kind of what I liked about the first Frozen. Because they took some of the tropes I found most irritating, made fun of them, and threw them out the window:
Love at first sight and a handsome prince being a hero: Anna fell in love with a handsome prince at first sight, then turned out to be the villain and tried to kill Elsa and leave Anna for dead
True Love's Kiss and a man saving the day: Anna was cursed and an act of true love was the only cure. But, Anna saved herself from a curse and her act of true love had nothing to do with a man, but willingly sacrificing herself for her sister instead
Animal Sidekick: . debatable. Does Olaf or Sven count as an animal sidekick because it sure as hell wasn't her horse and Sven actually belonged to Christoff

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Well, I'm starting to not mind the damsel cliche either because well. Let's face it, I'm a woman and I'm not a big strong warrior. I'm just saying, believing a woman can easily fight or be some warrior without say training or body build up, is just asking for them to hurt themselves. Trust me, I was a teen that believed this because teens can be idiots. Learned it the hard way.
Girls can be strong and men can even be the one distress, it's interesting but we also shouldn't fault a woman for wanting to be more gentle and a man for masculinity and we should also note that it's okay for those of both genders to be either the one that needs saved or the one that can be strong.

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9: 44 Rapunzel asking Vanellope about a big strong man showed up and Vanellope should've said, Uh huh. Speaking of a big strong man, you mean a guy who wears orange red clothes, has brown pointy hair, has big stronger muscles, and has a big glare on his face? Princesses said, Yeah. Vanellope, Oh, his name is Ralph/ What Ralph always does, he wrecks things a lot. He doesn't fix anything, at all times, ladies, because he is a really bad guy since he's Wreck It Ralph. When I think about Ralph all the time, since he's really a bad guy, he's still my very best friend in the entire world.
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Brave was not historically accurate. Merida would have had power since she is a princess. There would have no fight between mother and daughter. The daughter alone decides who she can date. Tiana had one historically inaccurate thing it. Tiana would not have needed to marry her prince. Tiana would not have been able to open her restaurant if she's not a princess already. Tiana would not have any power if she's not a princess. Tiana being a princess means she'd get respect from everyone.
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#2 most disney movies are musical movies, so that means that there is a formula: when something is too emotional to say you sing and when it's too emotional to sing you dance. If you pay atention to this you'll see that is starts with somebody talking, then the music starts, after the music starts they sing, and if thats not enough to express there emotions they dance.
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Most of these are not Disney princesses cliches, they are mythemas we find in every culture, every era, every mythological universe, literally in the entire storytelling nature of human beings, directly coming from the collective unconscious in form of archetypes and archetypal elements and symbols: the hero, the coming-of-age journey, the marriage and so on.
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How can people really call Snow White cliche- when it was first? Plus, the princesses reflect the times which is why as they progress, they become more independent. You can't expect a 50s princess like Cinderella when at those time girls expected to grow up, get married, and maybe work.
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Ms. Walt Disneys wife wrote a book about him. In it she mentions Walt was obsessed with thinking he was adopte although he wasnt. I think this is where the orphaned princess (I know he wasnt gay) comes from. ;Unffortunately, I dont remember the name of the book.
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Tropes are not cliches. Learn the difference.
Don't blame Disney for the dead parent especally when the parent is dead in the source material. Please read the sorce material.
Finally movies are a form of escapism they are NOT supposed to be realistic

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#1 is bogus.
Pocahontas and Mulan, 90s Princesses, never had to be rescued. Nor did Belle or Jasmine really.
But they all had animal sidekicks and could sing. Those are the biggest cliches.

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You do realize that Being saved by someone else ended with Jasmine, right? The majority of Disney Princesses actually saved themselves or/and their companions. So what kind of a cliche is that?
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Belle stands out from all of them like they say in the song she doesn't quite fit in because she isn't naive, doesn't have an animal sidekick, and she didn't marry a man she just met.
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Frozen broke a few of those tropes. Anna did fall in love at first sight, but later realized it wasn't love, and Elsa didn't have or need a love interest. Same for Merida or Moana.
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Cinderella and Charming never actually got married untill some years later. Snow White didn't marry her boyfriend untill some years later. Tiana never actually married her man.
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Youre right about the attractive one, but I like that one, and also singing. Also, Anna is never rescued by someone else, she saved herself, arendelle, AND Elsa all by herself.
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A dead parent, generally the mother shows Cinderella
Beauty means goodness in Disney movies shows Beauty and the Beast
Are you really trying?

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A dress that doesn't last long or appear on screen for long. Take Cinderella, Belle, Tiana, and even Princess Leia from Star Wars for example.
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How about body types? They are ALL BUILT THE SAME. except Moana is built a little more broadly and you can tell she is fit rather than stick thin
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sigh. Ya'll know Mulan isn't a Princess right? China doesn't have princesses and she fell in love with a General in the Emperor's army not a prince
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The reasons why there's dead mothers in Disney Movies because Walt's mother died a year after Snow White's release. Quiet sad indeed.
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Technically though rapunzel didnt kiss/get kissed or anything and it wasnt true love that healed Flyn it was just a magical tear drop
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The thing about the mothers absence may be due to Walts own mother(I can't remember what but I had watched/read somewhere about it)
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I still copy and love that part with the princesses in the wreck it ralph 2! And i think every one knows that they have these cliches!
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Disney princesses are often naive.
Shows clip of Snow White
May I remind you, Snow White is 14 years old. You cant blame her.

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The Disney Princess has evolved over the years and so have the heros. Remember, most of the original stories are centuries old.
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at this point it's liem a rule where if there is a disney princess movie there must be at least 2 songs in one.
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I wish they included the big arms thing all the princesses do while singing, they all do it at least once. :p
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