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Hi guys, this artigo is the perfect dancing música for the princesses. Ranging from the Renaissance to the Victorian Era, ready?

1. Bergamasca (Marco Ucellini)

This música will be best, especially for the 3 classical princesses. It is very gentle and smooth when they dance with their princes.

2. Johann Strauss II's Waltzes

In fact, many of his waltz are quite popular and it would definitely be popular among the princesses themselves.

3. Joseph Lanner's Die Schonbrunner Waltz

Initially, I thought that it was compose por Strauss, but it is actually his rival Joseph Lanner.

4. Frederick Chopin's Waltz Music

I also amor his music, his waltz is also another favourite for the disney Princesses themselves.

A Toast!

Do you agree with my choice, if you do go ahead and listen to them.
 A Ball to Remember
A Ball to Remember
Hello! It's been a while, but I randomly had this thought and no real place to share it. I know the título sounds a bit outlandish, but I think my theory may have some merit.

To understand the Rapunzel story fully, we have to understand the origin of the fairytale and what its morals might be for the time it was created. The original german fairytale about a poor man stealing rampion plants from a witch has been heavily connected to possible sexual assault and the witch as a cultural ícone has always been linked to a amargo, amarga older spinster woman, who usually never found a husband and was therefor...
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Welcome to my segundo Mary Sue Test! This is for Anna. I'll be doing one for Elsa next.



Unique traits without contacts or hair dye- No, Anna's hair and eye color are pretty realistic.
An odd name- No. 'Anna' is a common name, if her pronunciation isn't.
Looks constantly commented on- No. I can't remember Anna's looks being commented on much.
Always the hero- Sort of. She saved Kristoff from the wolves, falling off the mountain, saved them from Marshmallow, and saved Elsa from being executed. 1.
Multiple characters falling for her- No. Hans only pretended to, and Kristoff didn't until the end....
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Dungeons & dragões (or D&D for short) is a super fun tabletop, mesa roleplaying game that's been around since the 1970s but has recently gained a fair bit of popularity. I've been playing the game for around eight years at time of writing, and I strongly recommend you give it a try if you ever get the chance. It's really an absolute blast! D&D has always been one of my favorito hobbies, but within the last two years it's become an even bigger part of my life. Since I've been having so much fun with it recently, I decided it was finally time to try something I'd always wanted to do: turning...
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Dungeons & dragões (or D&D for short) is a super fun tabletop, mesa roleplaying game that's been around since the 1970s but has recently gained a fair bit of popularity. I've been playing the game for around eight years at time of writing, and I strongly recommend you give it a try if you ever get the chance. It's really an absolute blast! D&D has always been one of my favorito hobbies, but within the last two years it's become an even bigger part of my life. Since I've been having so much fun with it recently, I decided it was finally time to try something I'd always wanted to do: turning...
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charlotte
Charlotte
charlotte La Bouff was one of many characters in the movie The Princess and the Frog. charlotte was as wonderful as Tiana, and she really deserves to be analyzed.

Characteristics

Unlike Tiana, charlotte was a slightly spoiled and funny girl, crazy. charlotte was very romantic, which I usually don't like, but the crazy and confident gestures she displayed during the romance were enough to cover it up. Charlotte's father, Mr. La Bouff, spoiled her and did whatever she wanted because they were rich. charlotte grew up believing in fairy tales and true love, and she was confident that one dia love...
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 " Moana vs. Pocahontas?"
" Moana vs. Pocahontas?"
I decided that they both have very similar and different points, and now let's review them.

Similarities.
Moana and Pocahontas are both islanders. They live naturally and the design of their houses is almost the same.

They both amor their country very much.

They both know their country's traditions well, but they don't say no to learning different traditions.

They're both doing something illegal. Something their fathers forbade.

Changes

While Moana is not interested in romance, Pocahontas is looking for her love.

Pocahontas responds mais seriously, while Moana laughs at everything.

Moana wants to go...
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This is the disney Princesses comida guide. Do not forget to enjoy while leitura and specify the most delicious dish in the comments. There are pictures of the comida they ate at the end of the article.

1- mulan (Rice and porridge)
At the beginning of the movie, she was slowly eating a bowl of arroz with china chopsticks as a delicate and beautiful girl. Later, when mulan disguised as a man and woke up in the war tent, Mushu fed her a delicious mingau with her eyes omelette for breakfast.

2- Merida (Apple)
Merida was eating an maçã, apple when lords from different countries gathered in the courtyard to...
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I've wrapped these stories in 21 languages. I've used Japanese, French, Belarusian, Bengali, Frisian, Javanese, Marathi, Sinhala, Vietnamese, Bosnian, Galician, Kannada, Mongolian, Slovak, Welsh, Bulgarian, Georgian, Kazakh, Myanmar, Slovenian, Xhosa and then back into English.

I copy and pasted the information from link por clicking on the princesses names and copying the plot text in parts which were related to the couples whether referenced or physically in same scene.


Florian and Snow White's Translated amor Story

While I was working on a snow trip, he told me about the secret boy’s secret...
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Snow White: 16th Century Germany
Though the movie never explains where they take place, it is said to be set there since it was based off the Brother’s Grimm.

Cinderella: 19th Century France
Disney’s first film ever set in France though not explicitly. Evidence is that the words like ‘mademoiselle’ ‘Château’ and Tremaine is a French surname.

Sleeping Beauty (Sleeping Beauty): Most likely Late 14th Century France
While some people argue that it’s set in either England or Germany, the movie NEVER explains where they took place though I have many evidence why it was believed to be...
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posted by MaidofOrleans
Hello all! Many apologies for running a bit behind on this one. The holidays are always chaos incarnate.

Cinderella was our Princess of the mês for December, and here is a collection of thoughts on why we adore her. Many thanks to those who enviado comments!

I absolutely amor when Cindy's snarky side peeks through, like when she makes a quip about the "music lesson". It's adorable but also rounds out her character. <3 ~MaidofOrleans



She teaches me to DREAM BIG!!! ~deedragongirl



She is kind, hard-working, and a princess from my childhood that I still amor today. ~LMH5113

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posted by MissCinico
Hello everybody! Felt that composição literária bug back in me, and the one artigo I've noticed I haven’t done yet is the disney Princess filmes of course! And with our latest addition Moana. Hope you all enjoy, after all these are just my opinions.



12. Brave



I don’t know why, but I’ve never really liked this movie. I’m not very knowledgeable on Scottish mythos or culture, so I was excited to see it, but it turns out that there just wasn’t enough magic in charm in it for me. I really liked that it was a classical story about a witch, a princess, and a spell, but going to the movie really...
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posted by BB2010
Tonight's rewatch: Cinderella
Last time watched: 2013

How much did I like this movie as a kid?
When I was a kid I mostly had this movie on for background noise. I liked the songs and the cat and mice scenes but after the ball I would suddenly lose interest for some reason. It wasn't until I was in my late teens that I started watching this movie again and actually loving it.

How much of this movie have I forgotten:
I forgot cinderela had little outfits put aside for the mice living in her house and that she was the one who named them and I think that is the cutest darn thing I've ever seen. And...
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This is a sequel I haven't seen in forever so I'm actually a little excited to watch this movie, even if it's a movie I'm not that big a fã of :P

Tonight's rewatch: Pocahontas II: Journey to a New World
Last time watched: 2005-2006

How much did I like this movie as a kid?
I was 5 or 6 years old when this movie came out on vhs and of course, with it being a cartoon, a disney movie, and featuring familiar faces I begged my dad to get me a copy. I wasn't too big a fã of the original at the time, but, again, cartoon, Disney, familiar faces, but I still wanted badly to watch it. When I did watch it...
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