Ariel peeked behind the curtains for like the millionth time. She looked around the chapel, and still no sign of her younger sister.
"Ugh!" she groaned. "Belle's STILL not here! Where could she be? Char's gonna be sooo disappointed." She imagined her brother looking depressed, and her heart shattered a little.
Melody appeared behind Ariel. Her lips were set in a pout, with her eyes doing a full-out glare.
Ariel smiled. "You look beautiful, honey."
Melody crossed her arms. "I hate dresses, Mom."
"Just wear it for Uncle Char, okay? This is his wedding, and I want him to remember it for the rest of his life. Just cooperate with me tonight, okay?"
Melody huffed. "Fine."
Ariel looked out the curtain again. "Do you know where Snow is?"
"Probably putting make-up on," Mel replied.
Finally, to Ariel's dismay, the wedding march started.
"Darn it!" she muttered. "Come on, Mel, we need to go!" She pulled her toward the chapel, where everyone was waiting. Melody scrambled to get her flower basket, and walked on.
Ariel turned around and saw Snow White behind her.
"Where's Belle?" she asked desperately.
Snow shrugged. "I don't know. Dad's gonna be pretty mad." She tossed a glance to her father, who was standing behind them with Cinderella.
Ariel moaned. "We're just gonna do this without her." She faked a big smile and followed her daughter through the aisle.
Snow White wondered why Ariel was looking so mad. She hardly cared about it though, for Prince was wearing a formal suit, standing across from her brother.
Finally, after all these years, they were actually being NICE to each other.
They all reached the alter when Cinderella took Charming's hand. He flashed Snow a look which meant, "Where's Belle?" but the priest started talking.
"Dearly beloved..." Snow White droned out the speech. She had to listen to the same thing for Ariel and Belle's weddings, as well as her own. She was getting tired of it.
After what seemed like forever, the priest closed his book. "Prince Charming, do you take this woman as your lawfully weddded wife?"
"I do." His warm eyes embraced his soon-to-be-wife's.
The priest looked at Cinderella. "And do you, Cinderella, take this man as your lawfully wedded husband?"
Cinderella gulped. Her eyes darted around frantically. "I....I..."
Snow White gasped. Ariel looked like she was about to faint. Charming took her hand, comforting her.
Cinderella took a deep breath. "Don't."
"Anastasia?" said a voice.
Snow White turned around. Cinderella was in rags, along with her older sister.
"Belle, where have you BEEN?!" Ariel demanded.
Belle looked like as if she had no idea where she was.
"There's two of them!" Melody shouted.
She was right. One Cinderella was in a beautiful wedding dress, while the other was in rags.
"What is UP with this family?" Snow White asked herself.
Belle could've laughed at how ridiculous her family looked, but she was too frightened.
"You incompetent fool!" yelled a voice.
Belle squinted into the curtains, where she heard the voice. Suddenly, Lady Tremaine emerged with her other daughter, holding the wand.
"I've given you everything you've EVER wanted, Anastasia!" Her deep green eyes were hostile.
"Guards, guards, seize that woman!" her father ordered.
From three directions, guards came with spears aimed at the old woman. Lady Tremaine didn't move an inch. She pointed the wand at the ceiling and yelled, "Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo!"
A green swirl formed, transforming all the guards into farm animals.
"And now for you!" Lady Tremaine pointed the wand at her own daughter.
"STOP!" The real Cinderella shouted, stepping in front of her stepsister. "No more!"
"Even better!" She raised the wand, smiling now.
"CINDERELLA! NO!" Charming pulled his sword out of the case and stood in front of the two women. The magic reflected off his sword and bounced into Lady Tremaine and Drizella, making them disappear.
The wand fell to the ground, leaving everybody speechless.
Anastasia smiled weakly. "This is the real Cinderella," she said, taking her stepsister's hand. "Your true love."
They both stared into each other's eyes, clearly in love with each other.
Anastasia walked to the wand and picked it up. She quickly said the spell and transformed back into her normal self.
Cinderella exchanged a few words with her, too quiet for Belle to hear, and soon an old lady in a blue gown appeared out of nowhere.
"Fairy Godmother," Belle breathed.
The Fairy Godmother transformed Cinderella's rags into an even more beautiful wedding gown, in which Charming embraced her in.
The priest woke up with wide eyes. "You may now kiss the bride," he said, then went back to sleep.
Charming kissed his new wife passionately, which left everybody in the room happy.
Ariel burst into tears. She looked like she was laughing hysterically, Belle thought.
Melody put her arm around her mother's shoulders. "Mooooom," she whined.
Snow White clapped and laughed along with her crying sister.
Belle sighed. "Congratulations, big brother," she said to no one but herself.
And so they kissed again; a happily ever after Belle hadn't seen for a long time.
The End :)
"Ugh!" she groaned. "Belle's STILL not here! Where could she be? Char's gonna be sooo disappointed." She imagined her brother looking depressed, and her heart shattered a little.
Melody appeared behind Ariel. Her lips were set in a pout, with her eyes doing a full-out glare.
Ariel smiled. "You look beautiful, honey."
Melody crossed her arms. "I hate dresses, Mom."
"Just wear it for Uncle Char, okay? This is his wedding, and I want him to remember it for the rest of his life. Just cooperate with me tonight, okay?"
Melody huffed. "Fine."
Ariel looked out the curtain again. "Do you know where Snow is?"
"Probably putting make-up on," Mel replied.
Finally, to Ariel's dismay, the wedding march started.
"Darn it!" she muttered. "Come on, Mel, we need to go!" She pulled her toward the chapel, where everyone was waiting. Melody scrambled to get her flower basket, and walked on.
Ariel turned around and saw Snow White behind her.
"Where's Belle?" she asked desperately.
Snow shrugged. "I don't know. Dad's gonna be pretty mad." She tossed a glance to her father, who was standing behind them with Cinderella.
Ariel moaned. "We're just gonna do this without her." She faked a big smile and followed her daughter through the aisle.
Snow White wondered why Ariel was looking so mad. She hardly cared about it though, for Prince was wearing a formal suit, standing across from her brother.
Finally, after all these years, they were actually being NICE to each other.
They all reached the alter when Cinderella took Charming's hand. He flashed Snow a look which meant, "Where's Belle?" but the priest started talking.
"Dearly beloved..." Snow White droned out the speech. She had to listen to the same thing for Ariel and Belle's weddings, as well as her own. She was getting tired of it.
After what seemed like forever, the priest closed his book. "Prince Charming, do you take this woman as your lawfully weddded wife?"
"I do." His warm eyes embraced his soon-to-be-wife's.
The priest looked at Cinderella. "And do you, Cinderella, take this man as your lawfully wedded husband?"
Cinderella gulped. Her eyes darted around frantically. "I....I..."
Snow White gasped. Ariel looked like she was about to faint. Charming took her hand, comforting her.
Cinderella took a deep breath. "Don't."
"Anastasia?" said a voice.
Snow White turned around. Cinderella was in rags, along with her older sister.
"Belle, where have you BEEN?!" Ariel demanded.
Belle looked like as if she had no idea where she was.
"There's two of them!" Melody shouted.
She was right. One Cinderella was in a beautiful wedding dress, while the other was in rags.
"What is UP with this family?" Snow White asked herself.
Belle could've laughed at how ridiculous her family looked, but she was too frightened.
"You incompetent fool!" yelled a voice.
Belle squinted into the curtains, where she heard the voice. Suddenly, Lady Tremaine emerged with her other daughter, holding the wand.
"I've given you everything you've EVER wanted, Anastasia!" Her deep green eyes were hostile.
"Guards, guards, seize that woman!" her father ordered.
From three directions, guards came with spears aimed at the old woman. Lady Tremaine didn't move an inch. She pointed the wand at the ceiling and yelled, "Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo!"
A green swirl formed, transforming all the guards into farm animals.
"And now for you!" Lady Tremaine pointed the wand at her own daughter.
"STOP!" The real Cinderella shouted, stepping in front of her stepsister. "No more!"
"Even better!" She raised the wand, smiling now.
"CINDERELLA! NO!" Charming pulled his sword out of the case and stood in front of the two women. The magic reflected off his sword and bounced into Lady Tremaine and Drizella, making them disappear.
The wand fell to the ground, leaving everybody speechless.
Anastasia smiled weakly. "This is the real Cinderella," she said, taking her stepsister's hand. "Your true love."
They both stared into each other's eyes, clearly in love with each other.
Anastasia walked to the wand and picked it up. She quickly said the spell and transformed back into her normal self.
Cinderella exchanged a few words with her, too quiet for Belle to hear, and soon an old lady in a blue gown appeared out of nowhere.
"Fairy Godmother," Belle breathed.
The Fairy Godmother transformed Cinderella's rags into an even more beautiful wedding gown, in which Charming embraced her in.
The priest woke up with wide eyes. "You may now kiss the bride," he said, then went back to sleep.
Charming kissed his new wife passionately, which left everybody in the room happy.
Ariel burst into tears. She looked like she was laughing hysterically, Belle thought.
Melody put her arm around her mother's shoulders. "Mooooom," she whined.
Snow White clapped and laughed along with her crying sister.
Belle sighed. "Congratulations, big brother," she said to no one but herself.
And so they kissed again; a happily ever after Belle hadn't seen for a long time.
The End :)
"And so they kissed; a happily ever after Belle hadn't seen for a long time."
1. Belle
Belle has a really good relationship with her father. They are never shown fighting or arguing. Although the villagers think both are odd, Belle and Maurice are satisfied to have each other.
When Belle sees Philippe coming home without her father, she is worried and boldly goes to the dark forest searching her father.
Entering a scary castle, Belle finds her father imprisoned in a cold jail. Then, she declares to take Maurice's place as the prisoner although she will spend her entire life in the gloomy castle with a horrible, monstrous Beast.
Many days pass. Belle and the Beast...
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When Belle sees Philippe coming home without her father, she is worried and boldly goes to the dark forest searching her father.
Entering a scary castle, Belle finds her father imprisoned in a cold jail. Then, she declares to take Maurice's place as the prisoner although she will spend her entire life in the gloomy castle with a horrible, monstrous Beast.
Many days pass. Belle and the Beast...
Well, what were our brave heroines and heroes without their friends? They would be forced to provide the comic relief themselves. Not that some of them wouldn’t be able to step up to the challenge (*cough* Flynn* cough*), but as a general rule, it’s the sidekicks who provide the laughter.
Pocahontas is not listed in this category. I considered adding “Percy’s bath”, but since the score is very short, it wouldn’t have been fair.
9. Princess and the Frog: I have my problems with most of the songs of this movie, but “Gonna take you there” might be the worst of all of them....
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Pocahontas is not listed in this category. I considered adding “Percy’s bath”, but since the score is very short, it wouldn’t have been fair.
Don't they look so pretty together? Only one shines out from the rest, however.
My lineups are getting very good responses. Something that, in all honesty, I didn't expect. Since when have I been funny? I usually get a one-liner in there a few times a year, let alone a few times a paragraph.
Yes, I'm biased. Yes, I swear. Yes, I like a joke. They're usually unfunny and stupid, but they're jokes nonetheless so treat them as such.
What's that? I should shut up and start the countdown? Whatever, let's go for it. I have nothing to better to do except wait for a YouTube video to upload anyway.
9) Snow White
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Yes, I'm biased. Yes, I swear. Yes, I like a joke. They're usually unfunny and stupid, but they're jokes nonetheless so treat them as such.
What's that? I should shut up and start the countdown? Whatever, let's go for it. I have nothing to better to do except wait for a YouTube video to upload anyway.
9) Snow White
"Oh, my animal friends. What am I to do? I have no magic to make...
