Today, I met up with Ariel, one of the seven princesses of Atlantica, and also the lucky wife of Prince Eric. I was lucky enough to get an interview with her, and nice enough to share it with you guys! (Not really, just go along with it XD)
We decide to talk over coffee in Peaberry--my favorite coffee shop.
Me: *sipping coffee* So Ariel, how did it feel living in a home with several other siblings?
Ariel: Well, it was really annoying because I didn't get as much privacy, but I love my sisters all the same.
Me: I've heard a lot about you, and it says here that you have a 12-year old daughter named Melody, right?
Ariel: *nodding* Yep. There was a movie all about her.
Me: What kind of guy would you prefer for your daughter?
Ariel: *tapping her fingers on the table* Well, I wouldn't want her dating some abusive boy....
Me: How old does she have to be when she could start dating?
Ariel: *looking at the ceiling* Umm.... my limits are at least 20-years old. I want her to be mature enough to know if her relationship is good or not.
Me: Would 16 be an okay age?
Ariel: *shaking her head* Absolutely not. 16 is too young for a girl to start dating.
Me: You were 16 when you got married to Eric.
Ariel: That's different.
Me: Is it?
Ariel: You're 16 now, and you're interviewing women whom you hardly know.
Me: Touche.
We glowered at each other for the next five minutes.
Me: Do you and the other princesses ever get to hang out?
Ariel: *picking at her scone* Actually, we do. There's this club called "House of Mouse" where all the Disney characters come and meet and we also watch funny shorts.
Me: That's cool. Maybe I should go there sometime.
Ariel: *raising eyebrow* You're not a Disney character.
Me: I have my ways of sneaking in.
Ariel: *smiling* COOL!
Me: Well, we're out of time now. Thanks a lot for giving me time to interview you. The fans of my boss's show will LOVE all the juicy info you've given me.
Ariel: *eyes bulging* I'm gonna be on TV?!
Me: *standing up* Yep. That was the whole point of the interview. See ya!
I hope she doesn't get mad at me for putting her into the spotlight. I wouldn't want royal guards coming after me with swords. *shudders*
I wrote this because I was really bored. If you want me to write more, feel free to comment about it. :D
We decide to talk over coffee in Peaberry--my favorite coffee shop.
Me: *sipping coffee* So Ariel, how did it feel living in a home with several other siblings?
Ariel: Well, it was really annoying because I didn't get as much privacy, but I love my sisters all the same.
Me: I've heard a lot about you, and it says here that you have a 12-year old daughter named Melody, right?
Ariel: *nodding* Yep. There was a movie all about her.
Me: What kind of guy would you prefer for your daughter?
Ariel: *tapping her fingers on the table* Well, I wouldn't want her dating some abusive boy....
Me: How old does she have to be when she could start dating?
Ariel: *looking at the ceiling* Umm.... my limits are at least 20-years old. I want her to be mature enough to know if her relationship is good or not.
Me: Would 16 be an okay age?
Ariel: *shaking her head* Absolutely not. 16 is too young for a girl to start dating.
Me: You were 16 when you got married to Eric.
Ariel: That's different.
Me: Is it?
Ariel: You're 16 now, and you're interviewing women whom you hardly know.
Me: Touche.
We glowered at each other for the next five minutes.
Me: Do you and the other princesses ever get to hang out?
Ariel: *picking at her scone* Actually, we do. There's this club called "House of Mouse" where all the Disney characters come and meet and we also watch funny shorts.
Me: That's cool. Maybe I should go there sometime.
Ariel: *raising eyebrow* You're not a Disney character.
Me: I have my ways of sneaking in.
Ariel: *smiling* COOL!
Me: Well, we're out of time now. Thanks a lot for giving me time to interview you. The fans of my boss's show will LOVE all the juicy info you've given me.
Ariel: *eyes bulging* I'm gonna be on TV?!
Me: *standing up* Yep. That was the whole point of the interview. See ya!
I hope she doesn't get mad at me for putting her into the spotlight. I wouldn't want royal guards coming after me with swords. *shudders*
I wrote this because I was really bored. If you want me to write more, feel free to comment about it. :D
On the fifth day of Princess
Walt Disney gave to me
Five cursed friends,
four braiding girls,
three fairy spells,
two lucky pals,
and the wisdom of an old tree.
In case you haven't noticed yet, when I put this calendar together, my goal was to make it as international as possible..meaning, it wasn't supposed to feature the holidays of a specific country, it was supposed to feature holidays which are as widely as possible celebrated, or at least well-known. I also tried to find holidays which could be in some way be related to a princess. Hence I picked Rapunzel for May.
As you can see, I...
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Walt Disney gave to me
Five cursed friends,
four braiding girls,
three fairy spells,
two lucky pals,
and the wisdom of an old tree.
In case you haven't noticed yet, when I put this calendar together, my goal was to make it as international as possible..meaning, it wasn't supposed to feature the holidays of a specific country, it was supposed to feature holidays which are as widely as possible celebrated, or at least well-known. I also tried to find holidays which could be in some way be related to a princess. Hence I picked Rapunzel for May.
As you can see, I...
Anastasia and Dmitri
Stepmothers are always seen as evil or bad in these movies but what if there is another side to the story and they have their reasons for their actions >>>
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Disclaimer: This is for assignment purpose
Source:
Hand, D. (1937). Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs [Film].
United States: Walt Disney Productions.
Geronimi, C., Luske, H., & Jackson, W. (1950). Cinderella
[Film]. United States: Walt Disney Productions.
Greno, N. (2010). Tangled [Film]. United States: Walt Disney
Pictures.
The Queen from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
Lady Tremaine from Cinderella
Gothel from Tangled
Music soothes the savage beast, do you agree?
1) Josh Groban
I have always been a fan of him and after listening to his rendition of If I Can't Love Her from the musical version on Youtube. I personally felt that Josh should have been cast as the Beast!
2) Urs Buhler & Carlos Marin (Il Divo)
Just so you know that Carlos Marin had previously played the Beast in the Madrid production of Disney's Beauty and the Beast, and I personally felt that his voice is more suitable.
The second choice was his Swiss bandmate, Urs Buhler because he has both the looks and voice for both Prince Adam and the Beast.
3) Il Volo
The Jonas Brother version of Il Divo, they sound perfect and Prince Adam would definitely sound very operatic. Do you agree?
Let The World Be Done with Me!
Here are my 3 choices, do you agree?
Josh Groban
Carlos Marin
Urs Buhler
Il Volo
