1. Anna
Some people might find her a little annoying with all her awkwardness and energy, but I found her very entertaining and funny. Yes, she got engaged to someone she met that day, but she had her reasons. She's been lonely for more than 10 years, and this is the first time in forever (ahaha) that they are finally opening up the gates. This is pretty much her only chance, right? So she meets this guy who seems PERFECT. At this point in the movie, did it cross your mind that "hey, I bet he's gonna try to kill her"? Worst case scenario, they end up not really getting along, but at least she has a little company. I mean, I wouldn't encourage marrying I guy the day you meet him, and it still was a little bit idiotic, but I think she should be given a break. Anyways, she cared so much for her older sister, and even though she's been living alone and hurt for such a long time, she never let it break her. :) Another reason she's my favorite is because I can relate to her, since my brother has severe OCD and for a while, would just stay in my parent's room with the door closed and I could never see him because it was that bad. :( Plus he kind of has her personality and he loves winter and wants to be an architect, haha. Sorry I'm getting off topic.
2. Cinderella
Cinderelly! :) I think she was very strong, seeing as she lived with this abusive family but remained so goodhearted. Sometimes she gets criticized for not standing up for herself, but if she did, I think it would do her more harm than good. But one of the reasons I love her so much is for her occasional sarcasm or snarky remarks. I especially loved her in the third movie, A Twist in Time. :)
3. Belle
This is kind of stereotypical, but one of the reasons I love her is because of how she loves to read. :) But putting that aside, I think she'd still be 3rd. I think it's really cool how she's so intelligent and witty, but still has this playful and fun loving side. There are few book/movie/TV characters that are smart and studious, but not hostile or short tempered. I like when she rejects Gaston's proposal and just how warm her personality is. :)
4. Rapunzel
She's so sweet and bubbly, and I love how artistic and fun loving she is. That was awesome how she painted that flower for all the villagers to dance on, and how she brought everyone together and spread joy. :) She's also very witty and kind of like Belle, intelligent but still kind. I've heard people say she's immature because of her energy and childlike nature, but I think that makes her alive. Just because someone is friendly and cheerful doesn't make them childish! In fact, I think true maturity is not taking yourself seriously and being a people person. Anyway, Tangled is one of my favorite Disney films and I find Rapunzel to be a great role model.
4 is kind of a weird number to end it off on, but those are the princesses that usually switch around a lot. A couple days ago Cinderella was my favorite, and Rapunzel was in second place, haha.
Some people might find her a little annoying with all her awkwardness and energy, but I found her very entertaining and funny. Yes, she got engaged to someone she met that day, but she had her reasons. She's been lonely for more than 10 years, and this is the first time in forever (ahaha) that they are finally opening up the gates. This is pretty much her only chance, right? So she meets this guy who seems PERFECT. At this point in the movie, did it cross your mind that "hey, I bet he's gonna try to kill her"? Worst case scenario, they end up not really getting along, but at least she has a little company. I mean, I wouldn't encourage marrying I guy the day you meet him, and it still was a little bit idiotic, but I think she should be given a break. Anyways, she cared so much for her older sister, and even though she's been living alone and hurt for such a long time, she never let it break her. :) Another reason she's my favorite is because I can relate to her, since my brother has severe OCD and for a while, would just stay in my parent's room with the door closed and I could never see him because it was that bad. :( Plus he kind of has her personality and he loves winter and wants to be an architect, haha. Sorry I'm getting off topic.
2. Cinderella
Cinderelly! :) I think she was very strong, seeing as she lived with this abusive family but remained so goodhearted. Sometimes she gets criticized for not standing up for herself, but if she did, I think it would do her more harm than good. But one of the reasons I love her so much is for her occasional sarcasm or snarky remarks. I especially loved her in the third movie, A Twist in Time. :)
3. Belle
This is kind of stereotypical, but one of the reasons I love her is because of how she loves to read. :) But putting that aside, I think she'd still be 3rd. I think it's really cool how she's so intelligent and witty, but still has this playful and fun loving side. There are few book/movie/TV characters that are smart and studious, but not hostile or short tempered. I like when she rejects Gaston's proposal and just how warm her personality is. :)
4. Rapunzel
She's so sweet and bubbly, and I love how artistic and fun loving she is. That was awesome how she painted that flower for all the villagers to dance on, and how she brought everyone together and spread joy. :) She's also very witty and kind of like Belle, intelligent but still kind. I've heard people say she's immature because of her energy and childlike nature, but I think that makes her alive. Just because someone is friendly and cheerful doesn't make them childish! In fact, I think true maturity is not taking yourself seriously and being a people person. Anyway, Tangled is one of my favorite Disney films and I find Rapunzel to be a great role model.
4 is kind of a weird number to end it off on, but those are the princesses that usually switch around a lot. A couple days ago Cinderella was my favorite, and Rapunzel was in second place, haha.
