find love anew

Snow White introducing a segment for The Cookie Carnival. Prior to Tiana's induction into the Disney Princess line, Snow White was the chef of the franchise, as it's her proficiency in baking that ultimately convince the suspicious Dwarfs into letting her stay in the cottage. The key pose for this animation was taken from the close-up shot of Snow White, drawn by Marc Davis in a model sheet created in 1971 for publicity art relating to the Snow White rereleases.

        Now, try your best to stay calm. Brush up your Sunday salaam –                              Then come and meet his spectacular coterie!!

favorite movies meme : [3/5] Walt Disney classics: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)

"Oh, what an inspired prompt! What's strange, is that I felt familiar with her from the time I was a small child. There was a book of fairy stories in my youth. Why, I can see the panels even now- the ones that first introduced me to Princess Snow White. From then on, she fascinated me. I'd parade through the cottage with a blue material about my shoulders. I must've gathered it from a trunk. I so persisted in this charade, that my dear Aunts eventually joined together and fashioned a cape of the very same material one Christmas! It was royal blue velvet and, to this day, remains my very favorite present I ever received."

[MENTAL CHATTER] Does your character have an ongoing inner monologue, or do they more frequently think wordlessly/in abstract?

[ENTANGLED] Does your muse experience synaesthesia? (eg. tasting sounds, or seeing colours in music) If yes, does this have any effect on their creativity or understanding of certain senses?

[ALOUD] Does your character subvocalise (sound out words in their head) when reading silently to themselves, or no? When reading fiction, do they “hear” individual voices for each speaking character?

[WPM] How quickly can your character type, read or write?

[MOTHER TONGUE] For bilingual muses: does your character think in one particular language more than another? Are there certain topics or themes that they may be more likely to switch to another?

[FOCUS] How well can your muse focus on their own thinking or study in the presence of distracting background stimuli (loud environments, background chatter, visual clutter…)

[OFF TRACK] Is your muse prone to letting their mind wander? To their detriment?

[INTEREST] Does your muse find it hard to learn about or remember details of subjects that don’t captivate their personal interest? Even if they might be useful or advantageous to know?

[AHAH!] Is your muse good at recognising patterns and putting information together to recognise correlations or solutions quickly? Or do they need others to spell things out to them?

[SEEING RED] How easily is your muse’s judgement or perception swayed by their emotions and state of mind? Are they most always cool and level-headed, or are they prone to rashness or switching stances quickly?

[JUMP THE GUN] What biases does your muse hold that impact how they perceive the world or choose to take in new information? Do their personal blindspots and preconceptions lead them to errors in judgement?

[RECALIBRATE] How frequently does your muse evaluate their own ways of thinking? Have they little self-insight/feel set in their minds for better or worse, or are they constantly questioning their own outlook? To the point of self-doubt, even?

[SPLIT SECOND] How decisive is your muse? How confident do they need to feel about the outcome of their actions, or how much pre-thinking must they do before they feel they can act? Do they trust in their own decisions?

[FOREIGN] How does your muse fare when presented with ideas, concepts or experiences that feel far outside their usual norm? How hostile, sceptical or inquisitive might they be when encountering new viewpoints?

[STUDENT] Does your character enjoy learning for learning’s sake, or do they only seek out knowledge when they specifically need to?

[NOTES] How does your muse track their ideas and thoughts, or things they need to remember? Do they keep written or voice notes, or do they just think/hope that they’ll be able to recall what they need later?

"Freedom is of far less consequence than being the Fairest One of All! I do not deny that there were certain advantages revealed along the path I took, but that does not make the retched girl's rivalry a worthwhile turn of events."