Following on from last weeks discussion about Evans Disney Princess waistline and which princess he would be.... I present to you the following:
(aka Jess has given this waaayy too much thought and was avoiding doing any work on a Sunday...)
1. Belle - head in a book…
2. Cinderella - wicked stepmother, rags to riches, looks fabulous at a ball…
3. Sleeping beauty… (do you need an explanation)
4. Ariel (who just wants to be a real Thursday)
5. Rapunzel - fabulous hair and imprisoned.. (get it?)
6. Frozen...hmmm, maybe not then...
And finally… Ok... not a princess but still a fairy tale...
7. Goldilocks anyone??
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The only way to survive the "pointless rich people party your parents insist you go to" is by getting high with your best friend 💙💚💅
They would hate the "Old Money" and "Quiet Luxury" aesthetics and trends that have been going around so much 💀
Oh, and sorry I haven't been active or anything, my migraines have been getting ROUGH lately, maybe it's because of the weather, or I'm dying or something else 🤷♀️
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would nikolai chirp back at birds?
Yes. Absolutely.
Disney princess behaviour.
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to me the fact that the narrator makes the shifting mound take the form of a princess is so funny
he had to pick something that was the right mix of not a difficulty to kill and something we wouldn't have a qualm ending the life of and he seriously thought, hmm. yeah. princess.
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THE SUN ON YOUR FACE ON YOUR SHOULDERS ITS GOLDEN MOUTH WHISPERING (SO IT SEEMS) YOU! YOU! YOU! — 𝐂𝐘𝐓𝐇𝐈𝐀 𝐕𝐀𝐒𝐒𝐄𝐑𝐌𝐈𝐋𝐋𝐄𝐑. 𝑡ℎ𝑒 𝑤𝑖𝑡𝑐ℎ𝑒𝑟. (x)
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I KNEW WILSON WAS SELFLESS DURING SEX I CALLED THAT SH-T LIKE IT WAS 2 CENTIMETERS IN FRONT OF ME WHEN I WAS IN SEASON 1 LETS GOOOOOOOOOO
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I will always find the fact that Eric loved and accepted Ariel as she was, presumably mute (without being aware of what had taken place prior at all) to be very loving and amazing. That goes to show how much he loved her and also how much of a compassionate and patient person he was. This is also the only Disney Princess couple where one party wasn't even human, and that did not bother him at all, either. I think that's a great message to send to children, and since the movie has a leading lady, to girls, specifically. You will be able to find a guy who loves and accepts you as you are and will support you in your dreams.
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🌟🫂 oppy?
🌟 A headcanon about their desires/wishes
If there's anything the Opportunist desires, it's the attention. He wants everyone to love him and have all their eyes on him. But his only way to achieve such attention is through lies and deception. He knows it'll be temporary once he decides that he doesn't need it anymore, so he might as well take it while he still can. Even so, he also wishes it could last a little longer.
🫂 A friendship headcanon
It's no secret that the Opportunist is disliked by the other voices, but I think the only ones who genuinely want to be his friend would be Smitten and Skeptic. Of course, Smitten loves everyone unconditionally (except for Cold lol) and he's always happy to give Oppy a chance. As for Skeptic, he can easily see through Opportunist's facade and wants to get to know their true self. So he tries to get Oppy to drop the mask little by little while they spend time together.
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To elaborate on my ruekirtho throuple thoughts, sometimes I think about a world where their shared love for mytho brought rue and fakir together instead of driving them apart. They’re both incredibly lonely kids who have lost too much and, as much as they care for mytho, a heartless doll isn’t replacement for real human companionship. So they find each other.
Rue knows it will never last. No one beyond her Prince will ever love her. She sees the way Fakir throws rocks at the flock of crows that gathers around her. When he discovers her identity—and she knows he will discover her identity one day—they’ll go back to being enemies. He is the Knight and she is the daughter of the Raven, his killer. Still, it’s nice to have a friend even for a little while. So she lets herself forget. She forgets who, what, she is. She forgets that there was ever a before. She forgets that they won’t last.
Fakir knows there is something very, very wrong in Rue’s life. He sees the deep scratches that stand out against her almost unnaturally pale skin. She speaks in a hushed tone with a haunted look in her eyes when it’s time to go home. She won’t tell him anything, though. He doesn’t even know where she lives; it’s as if she disappears at the end of the day. He just hopes that one day, when it comes down to it, he’ll be able to protect her from whatever haunts her.
By the time the story goes into motion, the two, along with Mytho, are near inseparable. When Mytho begins regaining his heart, Rue and Fakir work together to put a stop to it. When Rue begins losing track of the days, feeling as if someone else is trying to claw their way out of her chest, she almost goes to Fakir for help. Almost.
It is, of course, Fakir who shatters the illusion that is Rue. Her one and only friend calls her an ugly crow, and in that moment she remembers what she is. What she’s always been. They’ve been enemies from birth. This “friendship” was nothing more than the a sad illusion created by a lonely girl—a girl who no longer exists. And she knows now, in her father’s absence, her “friend” will die at her hand. This is their fate and fate cannot be changed. Still, it was nice while it lasted.
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