u/Better-Visual5111

Disney Princess stories are more than just love stories, they give children life lessons. So I’m gonna start a series asking what you guys think the moral of each movie is, starting with Snow White.

Personally? I think the moral is that…

Someone else’s beauty does not remove your own. A kind heart and a beautiful soul is what truly makes someone the fairest in the land.

The Evil Queen was not ugly physically. She was just older than Snow White who was a teenage girl. She let her fear of aging make her believe she was ugly, but what really made her ugly was her evil heart. Even Grumpy was fairer than she was! 🤣

Let me just start off by saying that all the princesses are obviously very beautiful and meant to be conventionally attractive. It’s kinda their thing.

But Aurora is the only princess who was supernaturally blessed with beauty.

Other princesses who are beautiful like Belle, Mulan, Anna, Cinderella, etc are obviously very pretty, but they have a natural type of beauty to them. And what I mean by that is that you could find them in the street almost, if you saw a girl as beautiful as Belle, you’d notice her beauty but it wouldn’t seem unbelievable or out of the ordinary.

Aurora’s beauty almost seems too good to be true. Does anyone else agree or at least understand what I’m trying to get at here?

(Artwork in first picture by Naman Doodles, the rest official Disney art)

And it’s not even close.

True love can change you for the better.

True love is also accepting someone who for they are, loving them for more than just their physical beauty, and loving them despite their flaws.

Belle and Adam’s love story captures all that and more.

Other than the fact that her name means Beauty, who else thinks Belle is the prettiest of them all?