In spite of little Mermaid A classic, this is undoubtedly one of Disney’s all-time greats, and there’s no denying that the film has some serious issues. There are all kinds of moral flaws, little Mermaid Although the film is intended to inspire, it tries to teach young boys and girls. What are the main flaws in the logic of the entire animated musical? Read to find out!
10. Things we do for lust
Usually, we say “what we do for love,” but there’s no way our favorite mermaid loves someone she’s never met. Of course, Eric can have beautiful hair, but boy completely Elevator, but that is not sister love. Sorry for bothering you.
Worst of all, Ariel is completely ready to give up her relationship with her family to be with someone she doesn’t even know. What a moral for children! ARE NOT! All of this is teaching young girls to give up their lives and the ones they love so they can stare at some hot guy’s abs all day long. To protect Ariel, he DO There is a very cute puppy. Bonus points for Eric for this!
9. Fork > Trident
Ariel’s obsession with forks is cute and quirky, but doesn’t she know how awesome tridents are? Especially her father’s trident, which is not only magical, but also glitters with gold! Now this is very cool. However, we must give it to our girl Ari, because the fork does what the trident cannot. Forks allow food to enter our mouths, and for this reason, forks are always cooler than tridents. Can you eat a big bowl of pasta with a trident? We don’t think so.
Okay, now we start to understand the fork girl attraction.
8. Ariel is a hoarder
In the “Part of Your World” scene, we are sure to see Ariel’s inventory very cute. It’s both cute and funny, but if that were to happen in real life, the little mermaid would be classed as the ultimate wealth hoarder.
She has a lot of things in her room… er… her room? Is that her room? We’re not sure because we’re distracted by all that damn mess! This girl has too much stuff, if you want to know the truth. Can’t she enjoy using human items to cool off? A bit too out of hand.
Eric may not know that his future wife will be a hoarder. Maybe someone should warn him what he’s getting into…
7. Teen Rebellion Goes Too Far
It’s safe to say that Ariel’s entire teenage rebellious phase was a bit over the top. We all know that Ariel and her father, King Triton, don’t have the best paternity in the world, but the truth is that Triton doesn’t want her daughter to give up everything for one man. Completely understandable.
However, we think he can do so without destroying all the favorites Ariel has painstakingly sought and collected over the years. The thing is, they all have their own issues, but we think part of the reason Ariel became human is because she wanted to rebel against her strict father. This is a bit too much, dear. You can steal your dad’s car like a normal teenager.
6. Looks legit
Oh my, Disney. God. If a person has this reaction to someone they just met in real life, they could end up in jail for stalking. Take a look at Lorna Morello from Orange is the new black! She used Disney’s romantic approach and is currently serving several years in prison. Also, we can quickly admit that Ariel is a kid? She was only sixteen years old because she cried so loudly! Marriage should be the last thing on her mind. Does she not go to school? Damn it, girl.
5. When you get married to someone you just met
This meme is absolutely true to almost any Disney couple. At least Disney’s new princess movie, which deals with romance, has enough common ground for the two characters to get to know each other before entering a long-term relationship. marry together.
oh you guys shared a kiss? Must mean you should put in that forty-year mortgage! Getting married is a big deal, and if a person chooses, it is one of the biggest commitments they make in life. The lesson of the story is never marry someone you’ve never talked to before.
4. Do you know him?
It proves that Ariel did this whole “marriage” thing just to annoy her father. Ariel wants to prove to her parents that she’s right that Eric is “the only one”, but unfortunately, she’s never met this guy before. If yes then Ariel is a bit scary! Acting as if she *knows* someone because she’s been watching them from afar a few times making it look less like a Disney romance but more like an episode criminal psychology.
3. Not the best moral, Disney
Oh! Disney, this is not the best moral education for young children. One of the most sexist beliefs is that women should be “seen” not “heard”. Well, guys, that’s pretty much what the whole story is preaching. No good guys! Fortunately, in recent years, these Disney princesses have gone from quiet and submissive to brave and strong. It might be nice to see Ariel and Eric interact through dialogue, but that just proves that we can’t have good things.
2. When you get closer to the villain
Why do we just accept the fact that Ursula is our outspoken spirit animal? Seriously, this woman represents everything we’ve ever stood for. Honest? We like it. It’s certainly a weird thing to grow up and see yourself as more of a sea witch than a little mermaid, but in reality, Ursula has always been just a successful businesswoman who will be upfront about the results. potential in its treaty. What more could you ask of a human/sea witch?
Conclusion: Ursula is everything and we don’t deserve it.
1. Don’t pretend you don’t see the connection
We started to think that Ariel and Arthur Weasley should start some kind of club specifically for Muggle antiquities. Ariel is curious about the function of the fork, and Arthur Weasley is curious about the function of the rubber duck. It turned out perfectly. Plus, they both have red hair. What’s the point of “living” if they don’t start a Muggle fan club soon? We want answers!
Are you excited for a live-action Mermaid movie? let us know!