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Welcome to the 2nd Princess Personality article! Like the previous article about Belle's personality, this one about Snow White is still using the MBTI assessment.

SNOW WHITE IS...

1. Extraverted link

Extraverts often:
Have high energy
Talk more than listen
Think out loud
Act, then think
Like to be around people a lot
Prefer a public role
Can sometimes be easily distracted
Prefer to do lots of things at once
Are outgoing & enthusiastic


Although Snow White was without human companion under her stepmother's wicked rule, she had plenty of animal friends. In fact, Snow White was always surrounded with animal friends! She didn't keep her thoughts inside herself, but shared them with her animal friends. "Want to know a secret? Promise not to tell?"


She loved to be around people, in this case, the animals and the dwarfs. She did lots of things at once! She swept the floor, cleaned the table, and washed the clothes with the help of the animals. And she was certainly outgoing and enthusiastic.


2. Sensing link

Sensors often:
Focus on details & specifics
Admire practical solutions
Notice details & remember facts
Are pragmatic - see what is
Live in the here-and-now
Trust actual experience
Like to use established skills
Like step-by-step instructions
Work at a steady pace

Intuitive people are idea people, while Sensing people are "doers." Clearly Snow White belongs to the "doers" type.

When she came to the dwarfs' house, Snow White quickly noticed something: the house was so dirty. She used her "established skills," that is, cleaning the house. My, Snow White was good at it since she did it many times in the castle!

She was practical and worked at a steady pace. She kept on working and only went to sleep when the work was done (except cooking).


3. Feeling link

Feelers often:
Decide based on their values & feelings
Appear warm and friendly
Are most convinced by how they feel
Are diplomatic and tactful
Value harmony and compassion
Take many things personally
Are quick to compliment others
Are motivated by appreciation
Avoid arguments and conflicts

Snow White is a REAL feeling type. She had a compassion toward a little bird who, she thought, was lost in the forest. "Where's your mama and papa?"

Snow White was quite careful and tactful. When the animals ran away from her, she sang "With a Smile and a Song" to show that she was harmless. She did not just tell the dwarfs to wash; she asked to see their hands first.


She disliked conflicts; she was so greatly disturbed when Grumpy didn't like her that she prayed, "Please make Grumpy like me."


4. Perceiving link

Perceivers often:
Like to keep their options open
Are playful and casual
Are less aware of time and may run late
Prefer to start projects
Play first, work later
May have difficulty making some decisions
Question the need for many rules
Like to keep plans flexible
Want the freedom to be spontaneous

Snow White liked to work. Perhaps for her, working is playing. Her song while working explained that she was happy doing that. "So hum a merry tune..."

She is playful too. She teased Grumpy when he refused to wash. "Cat got your tongue?" Behind her sweet looks and manners, Snow White is secretly a humorous girl!

We don't know how she responded to rules, but it seems that Snow White did not follow any rule. She just did what she loved - being spontaneous and flexible. She baked pies because she liked to do it. Nobody told her to.


SNOW WHITE IS AN ESFP - THE PERFORMER

The characteristics of an ESFP (Extraverted, Sensing, Feeling, Perceiving) person:

- Loves people and new experiences
- Optimistic, lively, and fun
- Sympathetic, generous, and warm
- Not a good advice-giver, but a good practical care-giver
- Loves to be the center of attention
- Genuinely accepts everyone, likes everybody
- Very practical and doesn't like theories
- Learn better by doing than by reading
- Loves animals, small children, and nature



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Not trying to critic anything , oh and please this is an idea that came to my mind , but if anyone in fanpop already had done something similar, please let me know so i can erase it

Snow white: while,her beauty was a huge point in the movie , the main thing that made her stepmother hate her , if snow wouldn't beautiful,there is no reason why made her a servant or trying to kill her , sure she would still keeping her inner beauty but queen grimhilde doesn't seem to mind about that

Cinderella:...
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Ah, feminism and Disney Princess. Such a complicated relationship. Now I'm not an expert, especially being a guy but the topic of feminism in relation to the DPs has always intrigued me. I'm gonna try my hand at ranking the princesses in terms of agency, independence, heroism and other aspects to figure out which one of them is the most feminist. I'm trying to expand my writing skills so this is gonna be split into three parts, starting with the bottom four.

WARNING: No Anna and Elsa in this countdown, so let's begin.

11. Aurora
Sorry guys, but I'm one of those people who believes that feminism...
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Last time I wrote about songs that I thought suited Elsa, today I'll write about songs that I think suits Belle, hope you'll like this article :)

link - Within Temptation
This song really suits the battle scene towards the end of the movie, even though the song itself is more sad than the scene is

link - Britney Spears
This one doesn't maybe suit her as good as the other songs on this list, but it still suits her when she's dancing with Beast in the ballroom

link - Martin Rolinski
The more I listen to this song the more I realise that this song does suit Belle, it still doesn't totally suit her,...
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Now that I am done with school I can finally write my ranking of the Disney Princesses. These are just my personal opinions. It is ok if you disagree with my list but please no rude comments.

13. Merida

I really can't stand Merida. I haven't been Brave in 3 years but I don't want to see it again. I think she is rude, bratty, & obnoxious. Moving on.

12. Elsa

I'm not an Elsa fan. I don't find her very likeable. She just irritates me. I don't really know what else to say.

11. Anna

I like her better than Else no doubt but she doesn't do much for me. I hated the line she when she said she is gassy....
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I have been inspired by other articles of defending the Walt era princesses on this website. I thought I would write my own article because I also get upset when people bash the Walt era princesses.

The Walt era princesses get a lot of flack for being anti-feminist. This really irritates me. People have to realize when these films came out, social norms were different back then. Snow White was released in 1937, Cinderella was released in 1950, & Sleeping Beauty was released in 1959, that was 78, 65 & 56 years ago! On top of that these films are based on fairytales that were written centuries...
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