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10 Hidden Messages In Disney Songs

10 Hidden Messages In Disney Songs

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well highlight inappropriate Disney songs, characters with hidden personalities, new backstories about certain characters, and some obscurebutcatchy lyrics. Weve included Into the Woods, Alice in Wonderland, Descendants, High School Musical, Tangled, The Lion King, Beauty and the Beast, and more!
Date: 2022-06-06

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Reference Frozen: that story may actually be a very good one; for if say Elsa's a bit loopy as it were, and she did say that her sister helps her balance things, maybe the combination of those two is why she foregoes marriage or romance: she fears losing herself and doing something that might endanger her job or salvation as clearly a Christian woman- based on the coronation scene.
And I do know that oftentimes, if someone's mentally unbalanced they're wise to seek to cling to religion, to avoid anything by and large of the overall culture of the world (which's always corrupt at it's core, and to be excessively cautious; added to that, in a sort-of spinoff, namely Once Upon A Time she's seen reading a journal and it's her sister who points out that we don't have all the facts, when Elsa voices the view that her parents were scared of/for her, really scared. so it makes sense that she'd need to develop coping mechanisms to deal with this serious cross, and lunacy is a major cross, believe me, I've studied it!

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Well, lets put it this way about Aladdin's date songs: they're teens, and most often when teens date, their hormones take over, not their brains, so thank goodness her daddy's at home for that good night kiss scene, just to watch over the date his daughter had with her boyfriend!
By and large, her father proved in that regard to be, at least then, to be doing his paternal duty and protecting his little girl from doing something really dumb- as in, well, the polite term is making love to her boyfriend before matrimony, and given her place in that society, it would cause a significant scandal- even more so if she's say not dating a guy, but someone with different anatomy, think the following for the reason for that family fight: region of the globe, time period, (both good, and religion (here in this case good, and you'll see why she'd at least be expected to be confined to her room in that case!

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While Lion King is really an anthropormorphic Shakespear's Hamlet, Be Prepared is based on, by the coreography, the old Nazi rallies in Nuremburg prior to WW2 during the Nazi rise to power there- and before you jump to any conclusions, the Nazis were completely left-wing, due in part to their very anti-free-market ideology; they didn't want any freedoms for the average German, let alone anyone non-German, that the government didn't personally and specifically approve of, and they took steps to ensure that that wouldn't happen. added to that, their tactics are straight out of a leftist's playbook as well, including the mob violence they used, what with that gay gang they used to terrorize the average German: the old SA or, simply put, brownshirts. a kind of antifa as it were, to take on modern current events.
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Well, Scar is really an animal rendition of Claudius, Hamlet's real rat-of-an-uncle, considering as he first off, murders his own brother, and then steals his brother's wife, so it fits what he's up to.
Added to that, whenever a new lion male takes over a pride, he proceeds to slaughter his predessor's children, and then to mate with the other guy's former wives- really cruddy behavior! This, by the way, is not too different from the rumored stepdad image; which I think is unfitting, but sometimes did happen, and, as a full-adult man, that's not merely saddening, but also completely disgusting that my own gender would mess around like that- abusing our children by marriage and also stealing somebody else's wife- idiots. the lot of them (those who do that, I mean!

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Well, the walrus in Alice in Wonderland is clearly a representation of a threat of a kidnapper. Mostly, fairy-tales, the stock-in-trade of Disney, are cautionary tales, so they'll have very perverse characters who're out to do harm at times.
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Honestly which heck other woman would mulan be crushing on quit sneaking in LGBT vibes of the characters here and there just cuz she has those perks doesn't mean she's like that!
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TheThings lady says Mother Gothal. i pause saying: mother Gothal sounds like mother a$$hole! and she is an a$$hole so the name fits her! unpauses and keeps watching
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Mulan's clearly a tomboy, based on her conduct in the film; that much I'm sure of, but lets not jump to conclusions of her personality, shall we?
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The Milan one makes me very upset it is clearly not true because she marries a man and falls in lv e with him this makes me vary upset unsubscribing
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Mother Gothel is really a kidnapper and a child-abuser; she belongs in prison for what she did: kidnapping a baby- she's a sicko!
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