ARCHETYPES vs STEREOTYPES by Michael Arcilla

Disney Princess

michael_arcilla — 2017-11-20 11:28:45 UTC

Cinderella and Snow White are stereotyped characters of a protagonist who suffer greatly because of their stepmothers.

Superman and Batma

michael_arcilla — 2017-11-20 11:32:02 UTC

They are both archetypal superheroes but developed later on in the story in two different characters. Say for example, Superman fought against his own family to save earth using his superhuman strength, while Batman struggled as a hero fighting his own human desires and demons (out of the death of his parents) and keeping his senses intact to save Gotham against bad people.

Mater and Rex

jshbcr — 2017-11-27 12:43:45 UTC

They are both stereotyped characters who are not the smartest but are the most loving and the most caring kind of friend.

Deadpool and Wolverine

jshbcr — 2017-11-27 13:17:31 UTC

They are both archetypal superheroes in two different characters.Their journey is all about seeking vengeance. Deadpool who wanted to torture and kill the person who ruined his face and Wolverine who wanted to kill his brother for mistakenly assuming his wife's death.

The Tsundere (Tohsoka Rin from Fate/Stay night and Taiga from Toradora) -Chelsea Gabay

lovelyzkei8812 — 2017-12-05 11:44:11 UTC

This is a character type who usually smacked into the anime with all the subtlety of a bolt of lightning, and one of the most overplayed mass-produced character types in anime. It gets its name from "tsun- tsun" which means aloof or standoffish, and "dere dere", meaning love-struck. So the idea is that the character goes from aloof and b*tchy to warm and loving

Tohsaka Rin:
If you want the face of a tsundere within anime fandom today, It would probably be Rin! She acts naughty and arrogant, using frequent put-downs in her conversations, but blushes frequently when someone acts with a friendly disposition towards her.

Aisaka Taiga:
Is the main female protagonist from Toradora! Series. Due to her often snapping at others in brutal ways and her short stature, she is given the nickname "Palmtop Tiger ". Essentially, Taiga is meant to be a deconstruction of the tsundere, showing rapid mood swings, being emotianlly unstable, and making poor decisions based solely on emotions. Her steady progress into sweet and kind defies the "bipolar" stereotype of most tsundere characters, who often switch from moods and show ni true character development

Moana and Miguel

nichellenadine12 — 2017-12-05 12:15:46 UTC

They are both stereotype characters. They both have something they want to do but it is against the family rule.

For Moana, she wants to go to the sea and explore it. Her family banned everyone of the village to go past the reef and that they should stay on their island where it is safe.

For Miguel, he has a passion to become a musician. His family banned music as they thought it is a curse from their family line. He idolizes Ernesto de la Cruz, a famous musician of his time.

Syd from Toy Story and Scar from The Lion King -Chelsea Gabay

lovelyzkei8812 — 2017-12-05 12:43:51 UTC

Syd:
He can be seen as 2 different Archetypes, the Rebel and also Ruler by:
- He controls over toys
- He doesn't a moral compass, made evident by his abuse of toys.
- He uses his power over the toys to break the rules of normal kids on how they treat their toys.

Scar:
Scar is clearly shown as the Rebel and the Ruler archetypes
- Scar never liked his brother's rule and never followed his rules.
- He had his own gang of hyenas help plan out the murder of his brother.
- He then became a power hungry leader who always abused the power he shouldn't had.

Gandalf and Dumbledore

nichellenadine12 — 2017-12-05 12:48:27 UTC

They are both archetype character. They are both a wizard, a person or mage who has a power to save the world. They help or train the hero of the story to become the hero everyone knows. They have the knowledge of a genius person which makes them capable of helping others.

The only thing differ from each other is that:

For Gandalf, he lead an army and died but came back from the dead as a different person. He is first known as Gandalf the Grey, but as he was resurrected he became Gandalf the White.

For Dumbledore, he was the headmaster of Hogwarts. He died as he ordered Snape to do it.

Harley Quinn & Joker

yehoshualeaderofisraelites — 2017-12-05 13:16:09 UTC

They are both Archetypal character, they are both criminals who loves what they do and they are the type of persons who does everything for fun. persons who love to kill and play other peoples lives. Joker found purpose fighting Batman and causing as much chaos as he could. Harley Quinn follows the footsteps of Joker.

Baby Groot & BB8

yehoshualeaderofisraelites — 2017-12-05 13:47:10 UTC

They are both stereotyped characters who are not the smartest when it comes to team battle strategies but they are both cute and adorable and they are also a big help when it comes to accomplishing the main objective of the team or even when the team is in need they are always there to help

Fergus Ampuan

2017-12-05 14:32:23 UTC

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FERGUS AMPUAN

2017-12-05 14:32:46 UTC

Archetype

C3po and r2d2 are both archetype character they both serve their master to help win they are both robots who are not the smartest but always are a helping hand to their masters

2017-12-05 14:36:03 UTC

Fergus Ampuan

2017-12-05 14:37:36 UTC

C3P0 and R2D2

Are robots who serve their masters well they always obey them and dont ask anything else.they also have agood sense of humour when they joke to each other. They are archetype

Felix palasol

2017-12-05 14:37:46 UTC

Monkey D. Luffy and Uzumaki Naruto

Both of them are stereotypical character because they are protagonist who has a life long dream to achieve something and they will do whatever they can to achieve them. In their journey both of them will face lots of hurdles and losses.
Luffy: Dreams to be the next pirate king so with his crew they travel the grandline.
Naruto: Dreams to be a Hokage to gain love and attention from others and to lead and protect them as well.

Felix Palasol

2017-12-05 14:55:54 UTC

Light Yagami and Akame

They are archetype characters. Both of them are willing to kill bad people to achieve on what they think is true justice and peace even though it is illegal.
Akame: Along with her organization they kill bad peopleto rebel against the corrupt government.
Light: With the death note he kills criminals and people who tries to stop him to create a new peaceful world where he will be known as a god.

Lara Agui

2017-12-05 15:31:25 UTC

Tom and Oggy

lara_agui03 — 2017-12-05 17:10:04 UTC

They are both stereotyped characters who usually spends their time chasing Jerry the mouse and the three cockroaches. They are portrayed as cats living comfortably and naughty protecting their house and avoiding their foods to be munched by their enemies. Even though they are more powerful than the others, they are sometimes being fooled and being humiliated by them.

Stereotype: All Asians know Martial Arts / All Chinese know Kung-Fu

2017-12-06 10:14:45 UTC

The iconic martial artists and actors, Jackie Chan and Bruce Lee, had taken the spotlight in what westerns think about Asians. Western-made movies usually make Asian actors know at least one or two things about Martial Arts. For instance, the stereotypical Japanese character in many Western works written in the first half of the 20th century will probably demonstrate his jujitsu skills on some other character at some point. This also applies to the Chinese monks where everyone thinks all of them know Kung-Fu, which is not true.

By: Dannah Julia Allauigan

Archetype: Evil Clown / The Scary Clown

2017-12-06 10:17:25 UTC

The most major and well-known representation of evil clowns is The Joker and Pennywise. Most especially since it became famous from Stephen King’s It which is portrayed by Pennywise himself. But of course, The Clown Prince of Crime himself, The Joker mustn’t be forgotten. Created by Bill Finger and Jerry Robinson. His character started appearing around pre-WWII comics and until the modern day, The Joker still inflicts fear toward different audiences since the comic shows him as a psychotic murderer and a comedic clown.

By: Dannah Julia Allauigan

Princess Peach and Princ

2017-12-06 12:27:36 UTC

Sharpay Evans and Regina George

2017-12-06 12:55:17 UTC

They are both stereotyped as the mean, popular girl in high school and everyone looked up to them.

Mikaela Gwyneth Valdez

Katherine Goble and Shaun Murphy

2017-12-06 12:59:32 UTC

They were both constricted from using their full capabilities because they were seen as different. Katherine was the only black woman in her team while Shaun was the only one with autism. Even though their colleagues doubted their abilities, they both proved them wrong by successfully doing their jobs.

Mikaela Gwyneth Valdez

Dr. Strange and Iron Man

marianneplantinos — 2017-12-06 14:06:58 UTC

Being successful doesn't mean that you can buy your way out of your problems such examples are Iron man and Doctor Strange. Both are very successful even before they became super heroes. Tony Stark is a very smart man, a bachelor and owns his own company he was on cloud 9 until he was bombed and kidnapped, forcing him to make the very first iron man suit while Dr. Stephen Strange has photographic memory and a famous neurosurgeon until he had an accident that caused him to lose hold of his hands, which took a toll on him since a neurosurgeon must have steady hands which helped him find his powers. Both characters found something wonderful in the midst of their own predicament.

Betty la fea and Princess Diaries

marianneplantinos — 2017-12-06 14:13:26 UTC

Everybody loves a good makeover and these characters are the best example for it, Bea Alonzo as Betty la fea and Anne Hathaway as Mia in Princess Diaries. They are both stereotype characters because they had the cliche transition from ugly to beautiful but that's just how the show wanted us to see it. Don't get me wrong, every person contains their own kind of beauty.

Prince Naveen and The Beast

patriciastaana8 — 2017-12-06 14:56:09 UTC

The both of them are Archetype because, the two of them are Princes who transformed into an animal because of their actions.

For Prince Naveen, he became a frog because at the time where he doesn't want to get married, he and his valet met a voodoo witch doctor, where the doctor promises to give what they've dreamed of. And because the Prince only wanted money and freedom instead of being married, someone looked into the future of the Prince, he made a deal with the Prince and he made him a frog to "hop" to gain his money. And in order to break the spell, he must kiss a true Princess.

As for the Beast, he is also a Prince that is cursed by an enchantress because he has a cold heart. And the curse will only break when he truly learns to love.

Joyce Byers and Bill Denbrough

irish_fuertes64 — 2017-12-06 15:10:18 UTC

They are both archetypal characters because both of their loved ones were gone missing and they’ll do anything just to find them and seek for a revenge.

Joyce Byers is a hard-working and a loving mother to Will who suddenly disappeared while going back home. After Will mysteriously disappeared, Joyce was doing her best just to find her son. She eventually uncovered the circumstances of her son’s disappearance and entered the Upside Down to rescue him. Now, she's seeking for a revenge for torturing her son and for her boyfriend that was killed by the demogorgons.

Bill Denbrough (Stuttering Bill) is a caring brother to Georgie, who also disappeared while playing with his boat made by him. Bill and his friends went out to look for Georgie but they didn't know that Georgie is already dead. After knowing Georgie was dead, Bill wants to seek for a revenge for his little brother. He has the foremost desire which his dear friends follow in defeating the ancient, demonic entity, Pennywise.

Courage and Neville Longbottom

lara_agui03 — 2017-12-06 15:21:51 UTC

They are both archetypal characters. Both of them are willing to protect their people or loved ones even if they are scared or doesn't have much courage to..

Courage: He is described as overly frightened pink dog and coward but he is willing to do anything to protect his owner. He often gets injured and almost get killed just to save the elderly couple.

Neville: When he entered Hogwarts, he was described as shy and coward boy but later on he showed that he possessed great courage, perseverance and bravery. He became one of the member of Dumbledore’s Army. He even destroyed the final Hocrux and pulled the sword of Gryffindor out of the sorting hat which means he is a true Gryffindor.

2017-12-06 16:56:17 UTC

Erika Chelsi T. Santos

Moana and Marlin (Nemo's dad) are both archetypal characters because of the same courage they have shown to save the people who are important to them even though it means risking their own lives.

Moana- She was not allowed by her parents to sail across the sea because the waves are huge and dangerous but since she was young she feels like the sea is calling out to her. As soon as she find out that her people needed to be saved, Moana responded to her calling no matter how dangerous it can be.

Marlin-He was really a strict parent to his son, Nemo primarily because he was his only son. But when Nemo was missing, Marlin left his home and risked his life to find his son. He went through a lot like he encountered sharks, the angler fish and seagulls which really made his finding really challenging. He risked his own life to save his son, Nemo no matter how dangerous it can be.

2017-12-06 18:05:16 UTC

Dory and Patrick are both stereotype characters as a "funny" and a little bit "foolish" friend beside the protagonist.

Erika Chelsi T. Santos

Evil Stepmother and the Evil Queen

chrysa — 2017-12-06 21:57:23 UTC

These antagonists are stereotyped characters. Well, the evil stepmother and the evil queen are the stepmothers of a protagonists which is snow white and cinderella. They even both hate their stepdaughtera and trying to torture them. The evil stepmother tortured cinderella by keeping her as a maid in their house. While the evil queen tried to kill snow white by sending a man to assinate her but it failed. But she transformed as a old lady just to kill her.

Mowgli and Tarzan

2017-12-06 23:47:26 UTC

Both of them are archetyped as a orphaned who grow-up in the wilderness. They both raised by animals. Both of them treated the animals as their families. They both encounter humans with proper civilization and they both had a bad experience with them, for humans tried to attempts to raid the jungle and its treasures, yet they both stayed up with the animals whom they considered as their families and fight those who tried to destroy their home.

By: Elisha Lei C. Milagrosa

Stiles and Mike

2017-12-06 23:48:59 UTC

Stiles Stilinski of teen wolf and Mike Wheeler of stranger things are both stereotyped as the most trusted friend of the the lead character.

For Stiles Stilinski, He was the best friend of Scott McCall who became wolf and he was the first one to know that. Stiles was the one who support and protect Scott when he cannot control himself from transforming into wolf. Stiles was there always to support for his best friend scott.

For Mike Wheeler, He was one of the best friend of Will Byers, who was gone missing. He was the first one to know that Will can still go to Upside down the moment he came back. And Mike was the first friend of Will when they were in pre school. He was there for Will always together with their other squad/best friends.

By: Elisha Lei C. Milagrosa

Aurora & Rapunzel

2017-12-07 08:42:09 UTC

Cionna Marliah N. Herda

They are both portrayed as the typical damsel in distress in movies that needs a guy to rescue her

Kai-Lan & Dora

2017-12-07 08:45:27 UTC

Cionna Marliah N. Herda

They are both portrayed as little girls who goes on adventures with their animal sidekicks.They also both teach kids other languages like Mandarin for Kai-Lan & Spanish for Dora. They both have interactive features

Flynn Rider and Robin Hood

gilestuason1 — 2017-12-07 10:38:41 UTC

Im seeing Flynn Rider and Robin Hood as a stereotyped character as they both show traits of a hero but then they do things that are not the deeds that a hero would do. Flynn, which looks like a strong, smart, rich and royal blooded prince but then he is just an ordinary man that steals and plays a thief role. And as similar as it could be, Robin Hood is playing the thief role for the community that needs as they were getting less of what they needed.

Couldn't get two photos at once but here's a link for Robin Hood's image.
http://www.etonline.com/sites/default/files/images/2017-03/1280_Sean_Maguire_Robin_Hood.jpg

credits goes to Google.com

Captain America and Iron Man

gilestuason1 — 2017-12-07 10:51:39 UTC

Captain America and Iron Man are both archetypal characters. In the sequel of the Avengers series, they had different goals, Captain America wanted to ensure that he goes to Bucky first as Bucky, the Winter Soldier, was blamed for the terrorist attacks, while Tony Stark, mainly known as Iron Man, believed that Bucky was the person behind these attacks which made him help the government to capture Bucky. But then, both of them developed as the story goes wherein they both stopped fighting each other along with those other avengers that are on sides of Captan America and Iron Man. They all decided to focus on rebuilding the team to diminish the crimes and save the Earth from destruction.

Mary Jane Watson and Princess Zelda

2017-12-07 13:46:41 UTC

Women in action movies and fairy tales. The example is Mary Jane Watson from Spiderman and from video games, is Princess Zelda they are both stereotype characters because they need to be rescued.

Maria Leandra N. Lopez

Baby Jaguar and Boots

irish_fuertes64 — 2017-12-07 14:12:04 UTC

They are both stereotyped characters because both of them are always there to help their buddies ( Diego and Dora ), loyal to them and a friend you can always rely on.

Guido and Ferb

emmanuelclarkson6 — 2017-12-08 11:28:40 UTC

They are both stereotypical characters because both Guido and Ferb are supporting characters in the movie and show they are in, and we usually see this kinds of character in different movies because their type of personality is quiet in the movie but they are very helpful and friendly all the time.

Princess Ariel and Princess Belle

emmanuelclarkson6 — 2017-12-08 11:49:07 UTC

They are both archetypes because they are both princesses, they also had certain struggles with their lives which they had conquered like Ariel, she was forbidden by her father to do such things because of the dangers of the surface and Belle because she was also forbidden of her rights by the beast because she was a captive by the beast in exchange for her father. The two of them had partners that are different from them but in the end they still managed to be happy with their lives together with their partners.

Venom

ryanagpangan — 2017-12-08 13:36:05 UTC

Venom is Archetype character because venom is jealous of spiderman that he want to kill spiderman.

Spiderman

ryanagpangan — 2017-12-08 13:39:53 UTC

Spiderman is Archetype character because he is seeking vengeance for Uncle Ben

Joker and Harley Quinn

ryanagpangan — 2017-12-08 13:47:25 UTC

They are both Stereotypes because both of them have the sane personality

Scar & Jaffar

PreciousNF15 — 2017-12-09 03:39:26 UTC

Scar is clearly shown as the Rebel and the Ruler Archetypes
Scar never liked his brother's rule and never followed his rules
He had his own gang of hyenas help plan out the murder of his brother
He then became a power hungry leader who always abused the power he shouldn't of had
Jaffar
Jafar's Archetypes in the movie are the Rebel, and the Ruler.
Jafar starts the movie as a rebel, being close to the king but not following his rules
He then ends up betraying said king
Then he becomes a ruler who's only desire is more power

Disney Princes

reginiopierce — 2017-12-09 10:25:17 UTC

Prince Florian and Prince Charming are stereotyped characters of a protagonist who are the knight in shining armor of Snow White and Cinderella, Disney Princesses. They are the ones who saved them from their stepmother's maltreatment through the form of a kiss which broke the spell of Snow White, as for Cinderella, Prince Florian let her try the slipper which paved the way for him to marry her and take her away from her evil stepmother.

J from Men in Black and and Darth Vader

diestro_chrisjd02 — 2017-12-09 12:42:13 UTC

J is the heroic tour guide in Men in Black. A cop at the top of his beat, he is suddenly taken behind the masquerade of everyday life. Waiting for him is a world where aliens are hiding among everyday people, and a galaxy can be as small as a marble. While he’s still a cop in essence, his adversaries – and the tools he must wield against them – are nothing like he’s previously known.

Shadows are villains in the story. They exist to create threat and conflict, and to give the hero something to struggle against. Like many of the other archetypes, shadows do not have to be characters specifically – the dark side of the force is just as much a shadow for Luke as Darth Vader is.

Robin Hood and Victor Frankestein

diestro_chrisjd02 — 2017-12-09 12:51:01 UTC

Robin Hood is a stereotype character in a way that he is using his outlaw attitude to help the people in his village.

Victor Frankenstein is a stereotype character in a way that acting like a highly insane zombie and Frankenstein was also considered as a stock villain.

Gnomeo and Juliet ; Tony and Maria (West Side Story

2017-12-09 13:51:36 UTC

Main characters who deeply and truly fall romantically in love, despite the blocking effect of other characters; often moonstruck, star-crossed lovers that are strongly fraternizing with the enemy.

Denisse Trisha A. Bungue

Darth Vader and Lord Voldemort

reginiopierce — 2017-12-09 14:04:28 UTC

They are both archetypal villains in a sense that they were both over-excelling and talented as kids but they were seduced by the dark side for the sake of combating mortality. They are also responsible in killing their former mentors. After realizing the power that they have, they have both decided that they will use it to take over the Wizard World/The Galactic Empire in which they both failed to do so.

Prim (Hunger Games) and Lucie (A Tale of Two Cities

2017-12-09 14:12:26 UTC

They are both innocent archetype. Prim is a beautiful young girl who retains her innocence and love for others, even after seeing her district destroyed and her sister nearly killed by the Capitol. Her faith in people never seems to waiver, despite the fact that, other than her sister Katniss, people have never done much good for Prim.

Denisse Trisha A. Bungue

Gintama's Sakata Gintoki and Shinsuke Takasugi

chrysa — 2017-12-09 17:26:56 UTC

Both of these two are archetyped characters. These two characters is Sakata Gintoki (white haired guy) and Shinsuke Takasugi (black haired guy) , they are from in one anime show " Gintama". Well, Gintoki and Takasugi are classmates when they were kids. They were taught by their beloved teacher, Yoshida Shoyou. But their teacher was arrested by Naraku so they joined Joui Rebels just to save him. But it went all wrong, They were captured by Naraku and ordered gintoki to kill their teacher just to save his classmates or friends. Well, Gintoki killed his teacher. And that way, Takasugi hated Gintoki for that. Takasugi became a space pirate. And gintoki is the leader of the Yorozowa or Odd Jobs which means they do whatever you want just you pay.

Regina George of Mean Girls and Cheryl Blossom of Riverdale.

2017-12-10 14:25:25 UTC

They are the typical mean girls in some movies. They are both belittling and mean, capable of doing everything in their power to get what they want. They both

came from a wealthy family so they know that they can do what they want because they have money. They are the Queen Bees of their school and the leaders of their own squads who are their side kicks

and are also mean.

Princess Kyla Sisante

Professor Charles Xavier of X-Men and Gandalf of Lord of the Rings

2017-12-10 14:44:09 UTC

They are the Mentors. They are the type of person who has some kind of magical abilities or a much greater breadth of knowledge than others possess.

Professor X, or Charles Xavier, is a father figure for the troubled mutants he takes in and trains, mentoring many of them to develop their talents. He raises and cares for his students but also trusts that they could continue on without him. Professor X dispenses wisdom to his students, including when he says “Just because someone stumbles and loses their path, doesn’t mean they’re lost forever. Sometimes, we all need a little help.”

Gandalf mentors several members of the Fellowship of The Ring throughout the series, including Frodo and Bilbo Baggins. He shares his wisdom and reverence for power, and guides the heroes through their adventures. He shares his guidance with others as saying, “All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to us.”

Princess Kyla Sisante

Sasuke and Obito from Naruto Shippuden

edwardaquino12 — 2017-12-11 14:32:12 UTC

They are archetype characters. Both of them kills to reach their goal or to have the justice that they think is right even though the actions that they will be doing during the process is not right.

Sasuke: Along with the members of the group he has created, they tried to destroy the Hidden Leaf Village to avenge his brother, Itachi, because he believes that the former leaders of the village
manipulated Itachi into murdering his whole clan when Itachi had really done it of his own will to protect the village from the Uchiha’s coup attempt. He sought revenge against the Leaf for benefitting
from his clan’s death, Itachi’s life, and his own life spent seeking a false revenge.

Obito: Obito believes that there is no hope for this world so even though against the will of others, he wants to put everyone under a spell where everyone would be asleep and will live in an illusion
that they live in a world where everything they want is theirs and you live the life that you always wanted.

Mr. Miyagi (The Karate Kid) and Shifu (Kung Fu Panda)

shanealarcon15 — 2017-12-11 14:45:24 UTC

Both of these two are archetype characters. They are the mentor or the wise counsel in the movies The Karate Kid and Kung Fu Panda. Usually, a mentor is old and helps the protagonist along their journeys.

Mr. Miyagi has a deep philosophical knowledge of life and has extraordinary martial arts skill. He offers to train Daniel, his neighbor that was being bullied by his classmates, in karate. The training goes far beyond karate with Mr. Miyagi teaching Daniel many important life lessons, such as, “First learn stand, then learn fly.” Later on, Daniel initially learns martial arts as a form of self defense against school bullies yet later embraces it as a discipline.

Master Shifu mentors Po in kung fu and guides him on his way to becoming a kung fu hero. When Po was still unable to grasp the basics of kung fu, he admits that he has no chance of becoming a kung fu master. However, Shifu motivates him to have confidence in himself and pursue his dreams. He develops Po's instinctive "food skills" into tremendous kung fu strength. Po later on incorporates this positive thinking into an effective kung fu style.

Monkey D. Luffy (One Piece) and Naruto Uzumaki (Naruto)

edwardaquino12 — 2017-12-11 15:08:09 UTC

Both of them are stereotypical type of characters because they both predominantly show good will, have a goal that many people will try to stop them from achieving.
Both of them will fight with their life for that goal but will never leave their comrades.

Luffy: He formed a crew in order to reach his dream which is to find the 'One Piece' and travel to Grand Line

Naruto: Dreams to be a Hokage to protect his village.

Tui (Moana) and Queen Elinor (Brave

shanealarcon15 — 2017-12-11 16:04:32 UTC

They are stereotype characters as they portray very strict parents. They are against their child's will.

Tui is prohibiting his family and villagers from venturing beyond the island’s outer reef. Despite his concern towards Moana's love for the sea, he pressures her to follow his footsteps by becoming chief once his time as ruler comes to an end, having held this dream close to his heart since the day of Moana's birth. He convinces Moana to forget her love for exploration to properly focus on the welfare of her people and family.

Queen Elinor is a very strict and stubborn authoritarian figure in Merida's life. She demands that Merida follows in her footsteps as queen and follow the customs and traditions of her kingdom. Her ideas have conflicts over Merida's desire for freedom and independence. She expects nothing less but compliance from Merida. Her ignorance stifles Merida's true self.

2018-01-30 23:17:34 UTC

Bill Denbrough