disney disaster

muse you’re interested in*:  merida from brave ! 5-6 sentence paragraph describing how you’d portray them*: Merida actually decently aligns with my muse (Bonnie), so I’d potray her as I’d portray Bonnie, I guess (with some differences, of course)? She’s short tempered, headstrong, and quite a spitfire.  In a sense, she’s really afraid of being soft because of how others will perceive that as a weakness. There’s a problem with dependency, either she’s too dependent or not dependent enough (mostly the latter), which causes a drift in most relationships she tries to maintain. She tries to do what she always thinks is right, even if it hurts people in the process, and that’s one of the core aspects of her.

muse you’re interested in*: tod from fox and the hound 5-6 sentence paragraph describing how you’d portray them*: He’d be a very sweet and loyal person, if he considers you a friend he would probably do anything for you. He enjoys very much making lots of friends, mostly because he despises to be on his own. He’d be very intelligent, but truly only in a street smart kind of way, try to stick him in a lecture hall and he’d find a way out of it. He has little restrictions in life so he’s prone to mischief and little pranks and anything to keep him amused. He has a very devil-may-care attitude about his life, never fully thinking the consequences through to the end.

muse you’re interested in*: ANNA 5-6 sentence paragraph describing how you’d portray them*: Anna is still the same girl she was before everything happened. Adventurous, curious, awkward, gullible – but now she is more cautious. She doesn’t wear her heart on her sleeve. Not after what happened with Hans, and Kristoff things never took off. They just stopped. She still believes that her true love is out there, but has stopped actively looking for it. If people know her heart is vulnerable then they will look for a reason to crush it. She is extremely protective of her sister, and loves her more than anything.

muse you’re interested in*: Elsa 5-6 sentence paragraph describing how you’d portray them*: Stella is a distant, cold girl who wants to help but if afraid of destroying everything. She refuses to let anyone in. She keeps to herself mostly. She loves winter and art, but doesn’t like to open up about her emotions. She’s very protective of her sister, and may seem harsh at times but that is only because she worries that someone might get hurt on her watch.

muse you’re interested in*: Ariel 5-6 sentence paragraph describing how you’d portray them*: In the real world, she’d be adventurous and rebellious. She doesn’t take being told what to do very well, and constantly questions authority. She’d be a little flirty, and a little oblivious, and she likes to collect things. If someone gives something to her, there’s a good chance she won’t give it back. As well as feeling at home in the water, she’s very interested in what the rest of the world holds for her.

muse you’re interested in*: CHESHIRE CAT 5-6 sentence paragraph describing how you’d portray them*: I would love to play the Cheshire Cat as kind of a lost soul. They still have the ability to float and disappear like in Wonderland but it’s obvious they can’t do that in their new world. So they’re having a battle between what’s good and what’s evil in the city. They also don’t know how to identify in this place; back in Wonderland no one really questioned their gender but here, they’re uncomfortable with how many boxes there are. I want there to be a battle inside of them because they are having a hard time fitting in and always doing things that are a little bit off.

muse you’re interested in*: Megara 5-6 sentence paragraph describing how you’d portray them*: I would portray Megara/Magnolia as a girl that had to settle for what Walt gave her. She will be upset and miserable that she couldn’t have her first love. Feeling brainwashed that she had to be with Hercules since it was written. Though she believes the muscle head isn’t as charming like everyone believes. A part of her will never want to kill Hercules, but she doesn’t entirely love him. And she disapproves of being tied down to him because it was her fate. She wants to find her lost lover and see if they can mend her broken heart again. Doesn’t she deserve to remember what happened that caused her like this?

muse you’re interested in*: Robin Hood 5-6 sentence paragraph describing how you’d portray them*:   once robin finished the trails he was finally able to come face to face with the creator, walt disney. there were a few things he wanted to say to the man and he prefered to do it in private. once granted his alone time once everyone else was finished with him, robin took his time to explain just how much he was going to enjoy this. just how much he had been looking forward to murdering this man who took everything from him. he explained how his dark magic has officially come to bite him in the ass… and shortly after, walt disney was dead.   once he was out in the real world, seeing as though he could never return to the realm disney had created him, robin took over the name remy henderson but still plays the part of robin hood. he has been exposed to this world for three years now, he is living in his own studio apartment just trying to get by. the real world still causes him slight turmoil, it seems to be disney didn’t trail too far off from reality when he created his world.   robin still continues to steal from the rich, and that’s how he affords survival. he does also still give to those who are needy, being the person who would remove the shirt of his back for anyone in need. he simply has a piece of him missing. he assumes it’s the moral compass that use to guide him. taking walt’s life did quite the number on him.

muse you’re interested in*: Jack Frost 5-6 sentence paragraph describing how you’d portray them*: Jack Frost grew responsible after the events of ROTG, but he still likes to be the kid he is at heart ( hence one of his nicknames ‘ king of childhood ‘ ) he still talks to the moon, when he needs to talk about something he doesn’t feel comfortable talking with the others, causes a lot of petty, playful mischief so everyone can get a good laugh once in a while. He’s a fun, open minded loose boy who just wants everyone to have fun, including those who have grown up.

muse you’re interested in*: peter pan. 5-6 sentence paragraph describing how you’d portray them*: whenever i think of peter, i see the original lost boy, and not the kind thats described in the tale – more so the one that’s lost in himself, and the world, and what he wants to be or do with himself. i see him as very timid and cautious, especially after everything that had happened with wendy, all while still attempting to be the happy-go-lucky boy he’s always described to be. sure, it most likely comes and goes in waves, as anyone would expect it to when you’re shoved into a reality you’ve never been a part of before now, but when the lows hit, they hit. it’s hard enough to the point that he questions the choices he’s made (in his head, of course – can’t go running around doubting everything when everyone’s having a ball, now, can we?), and even thinks about going out to discover on his own. he’s the ultimate flight risk to me, especially since he knows little to nothing about where he is (excluding the pointers they received), is in a troubled place mentally, and can’t seem to figure any of it out for himself in a place as chaotic as new york city.