Disney Princess

Just by glancing at her; it was obvious this child was the definition; the icon of innocence, for all too follow.
So, then; it was quite odd that others denied that innocence was the very thing she fed on, mostly daintily and unhurried, like any princes with manners should; but on some occasions far more predatory, devouring all she could.

It was the very day after the queen had been defeated; and there was many a noble who thought her body should be left to rot in public, showing them the true face of treason against their new and honest queen.

This new and honest queen, beautiful and of delicate...

Essay I wrote for US History Class, just thought you might want to read it...


"In Walt Disney’s 33rd animated feature, Pocahontas is portrayed as a young woman in her low twenties. John Smith comes over from England in search for a new land, but Ratcliffe, the main antagonist, is going there because he wants gold. When John Smith meets Pocahontas, he is at first as prejudice as all the other men. But after Pocahontas shows him the land, and convinces him they don’t have gold, he decided that he doesn’t want to hurt the Indians anymore. When he and Pocahontas fall in love, everything goes...