Why I amor Merida

As far as some of you know, I'm a HUGE Merida fã and supporter, and when she is insulted or even not shown any gradual amor compared to the other Princesses I fight and stand up for her. Recently she's been gaining the amor she deserved, I don't know where it started but as soon as that happened I felt enlightened with delight. I secretly {not a secret anymore} feel that I had something to do with the amor she's been gaining, but of corse, that's an over exaggeration but I'll just pretend it happened like that. When Merida is called ugly or plain my face turns red but an opinion is an opinion, I'll try to be mature {haha, that's never going to happen} and respect that. When she's said to have a bad personality I boil over and explain every single detail I can for her defense. Because honestly you can't really compare your life to Merida's. I'm pretty sure nobody here went through with what she had to.

For this is my segundo article, or fifth if you count those horrendously long comments, backing up Merida. Or in this case expressing my amor for her character. Now, I'm guilty. I've been paying attention to the mais 'popular' Princesses like Rapunzel when Merida is the one who needs the most back up with all that hate she used to receive. So now I'm going crazy with all the Merida back-up and with the bottom image of this artigo that seems to be waaaay over used from me. It seriously, she's just absolutely gorgeous there and I amor the person who caught her in that position. On an unrelated topic I'm not bringing up Ariel, I'm going to prove Merida has a lovely personality without comparing her. Though I do amor Ariel.

Reasons Why She is My Favorite
➸ She's gotten the best character development
➸ She doesn't have a man
➸ Her Hair
➸ Her accent
➸ She's very Valente
➸ She's not as recognized but has the most valuable lesson


She's gotten the best character development
Merida in the beginning of the movie complains and whines about her everyday life and seriously I don't blame her. It's kind of like the same thing with school, and her free days are like weekends. Don't most of us moan at the idea of waking up at like six or whatever and being forced to drag ourselves all dia learning about numbers and ancient kings {though social studies for me is so fun!}? So Merida believes she's right the entire time. But later she discovers how she and her mom were both wrong. I amor how she just flickers from that person to have thought they were right or the one to never apologize into someone very well...brave. Fixing a relationship broken beyond compare.

She doesn't have a man
I'm not saying having a man is what you say 'inappropriate' or whatever in anyway. Just for almost every mainstream cartoon the lead female ends up with a boy at some point in the movie, and 'every' animated movie starring a female role she finds a man. There are some girls out there who don't even want to marry *coughmecough* and Merida sets the example of having no man while living a happy ending. And I'm sure people will bash me for saying that but most likely they will say the same thing about Elsa. I can just tell, and that's being a hypocrite. Now, having a prince in the end is still okay, letting girls get a head start of not hating boys forever and junk, or just you know....stuff. I guess. I amor how the story focuses on the relationship rather on mother and daughter than a boy and girl.

She's very Brave
I mean she's actually Brave. Words that are used for descrição don't usually best fit the character but this one is perfect, I mean, the movie is even called Valente which perfectly fits the story line.
The real definition of Valente is being able to face your fear. Not 'not being afraid' that's fearless. Two different words that can easily get mixed up. She's Valente to admit how she acted in front of over a thousand men or something, fix a relationship already damaged mais than ever, fight her father and a bear. I'm sure she was mais scared than ever to do those things. You don't just get up and skip right to a lion cage and fight the lion with a huge grin. Though if you can then bravo!
It takes a real person to do what Merida can do. She goes through great development and I'm proud of her just like her mom would be.

Has the most valuable lesson
Merida has the model of how a real girl should act.
It's almost impossible to look on the bright side of everything, so Snow White has a special gift {including that manipulative boss side}. Merida is going through a tough situation and she whines and complains. Even refuses to do as she's told- turns her mom info a urso even. A young girl shouldn't mess up a relationship like that, but there are so many girls messing up their relationships with their parents. They don't even speak to them. And honestly, when someone says Merida is a selfish greedy character it riles me, you always need to look at how a person is now than what they've done in the past.
I get mad on a mais personal level because I have that relationship Merida had with her mother in the beginning of the movie with my dad. He's given me so many chances and I owe him mais than imaginable. With him I always seem to do wrong, and I loose my temper but he's always patient and kind. He loves me so much it's hard for him to get really mad with me. I've done wrong things in the past but now I'm different and now I'm really getting the truth out. Merida actually was the one who showed me how realistic relationships work. She loved her mom even after all those days of boring herself, having her life planned out, about to marry a stranger. She looked back at her actions and felt ashamed. She did all she could, fought her own father to save her mother. If you don't think that's enough amor then I don't know what you think is. Merida can show how a real relationship works and how Valente she can be to fix it, ever since I saw her movie I've been on the right track with my Dad.