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Recently I've been making character countdown pesquisas dedicated to each disney movie, this is the countdown info for "Pocahontas" (the first movie only).
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15. Governor Ratcliffe



14. Ben



13. Lon



12. Kocoum



11. Kekata



10. Chief Powhatan



9. John Smith



8. Flit



7. Percy



6. Grandmother Willow



5. Thomas



4. Meeko



3. Wiggins



2. Nakoma



1. Pocahontas

Between all the books I’ll tackle in this series, Alice in Wonderland (correctly Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland) is a very special case. Because, if you ask me: This book is not translatable and it is not adaptable. I don’t even think that the common English reader nowadays should read it without a ton of footnotes added to the original text, because it is full of in-jokes and references to a very specific time in British history. I doubt that many people even know, why the Hatter, the March lebre and the Cheshire Cat are mad (and if you don’t know either, you just proved my point...

Hiss: Sire! Sire! They may be bandits.
Prince John: Oh, poppycock. Female bandits? What next? Rubbish.

Prince John: I sentence you to sudden, instant, and even immediate death!
Marian: Oh, no. Please. Please, sire. I beg of you to spare his life. Please have mercy.
Prince John: My dear, emotional lady, why should I?
Marian: Because I amor him, Your Highness.
Prince John: amor him? And does this prisoner return your love?
Robin Hood: Marian, my darling, I amor you mais than life itself.

Little John: [as Sir Reginald] Ah, milord, the esteemed royal sovereign of the realm. The head man himself....

I hate Sarousch. In the movie Sarousch is the owner of a traveling circus that comes to Paris France. He tells his assistant Madeallaine to go and procurar in the sino Tower and find out which sino is La Fidele because it's the most famous sino ever and he wishes to steal it so he can become rich but when Madeallaine returns from searching she tells him that she has met the bellringer Quasimodo and that she doesn't want to have any part of it but Sarousch reminds her that he took her in when she was a poor orphan child and she unwillingly agrees to help him. During the show Sarousch has his men...

He is first seen on a wanted poster (suggesting that he had committed enough poaching crimes for him to be on the run from the law). His first on-screen appearance is him approaching one of the traps he has set, only to be surprised por having caught Cody. At first, he tries to persuade him that he's not a poacher, and seems prepared to let him go, but when he realizes he knows the location of the great Golden Eagle Marahute, he admits that he is a poacher, and has already caught the father. He tosses his backpack to the crocodiles to trick the authorities into thinking Cody was eaten and kidnaps...