Princess Ariel

"It’s a pleasure, Ariel. I’m Willy Wonka."

"The pleasure is mine, Mr. Wonka."

"So did I."

"Well anyways, I'm Ariel."

"I think it would be rather interesting to find out. Not with my hat, of course. I love me very much. Wait. Strike that, reverse it."

"Right...I think I may have gotten a bit lost there..."

Here's to Mothers ❤

"I have absolutely no idea."

"Well I certainly hope not..."

"Thank you, ma’am. A few more compliments and my head won’t fit in my hat."

"Is that possible?"

"…You don’t know what the kingdom’s called…yet you live here?" Ariel asked as she looked back to Rapunzel with confusion. She then shrugged it off, after all she still didn’t know the majority of what things were called her used for. She then turned her attention to the painting that Rapunzel pointed to. "Oh my gosh!" she said as he eyes widened. "I think that one’s my favorite in here." She then looked back at the blonde girl and smiled warmly. "I know the feeling." she said as she giggled a bit. "What’s stopping you from seeing them?"

"I’ve never left the tower… Mother doesn’t want me to go… or meet anyone. She’s told me about the darkness in the world, and that I’m one of the small rays of sunshine. A gift like mine, it needs to be projected." Rapunzel said, almost hinting at her special powers, but not nearly enough. "The lights are my dream, but mother’s already told me dreams can’t come true.. So I don’t see the point in believing that they’re nothing more than a wish…" Rapunzel’s usual sunshine-self had become almost clouded by the negative thoughts fed to her by her mother. It wasn’t normal.

Ariel spun around on her toes and bit her bottom lip. "Well I know for a fact that any and all dreams can come true." She giggled. "I mean, I wouldn't be standing here in front of you today if I had talked about my dreams the way you are." she said as she looked down to her legs with a smile. "But how could a world that makes such wonderful things be so bad, Rapunzel?" she asked as she motioned to the painting of the lights. "I think you need to live your dream. If I can, you can too. You're going to see the floating lights." Ariel nodded with a smile of determination. She wanted to help this girl achieve her dream.

FOR SCIENCE - Can You Roll Your Tongue?

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"Under dressed? Oh no, you're fine! Wonderful actually."

Into the Woods is like

Rapunzel pulled the girl up with ease, noticing she was much lighter than mother - not that she would ever say that of course. As she pulled the girl to the top she smiled, panting slightly, “Well, welcome to my tower? I’m sorry, I’ve never really had any guests before, but there’s always a time for everything! What are you visiting the kingdom for? The floating lights?” The lost princess asked her, eyes lighting up. Rapunzel was secretly hoping that this new friend Ariel could maybe help her get there! It would be a lot easier with someone else than just herself and a frying pan.

Ariel’s eyes widened as she was pulled up the tower. She’d never been so far off the ground before. She looked into the girl’s home with interest. “It’s wonderful!” she said in amazement as she gazed around at all the marvelous paintings that filled the wall space. “I was actually here on royal business, you see my husband is the King of Denmark.” she explained. “Floating lights?” she asked with curiosity. “I knew Corona had it’s own rituals and things but I haven’t heard of any floating lights…” she said as she walked along the walls tracing her fingers along the paintings. “Did you paint these?” she asked.

"Corona? That’s what the kingdom’s called?" Rapunzel turned to Ariel, her eyes full of wonder. Denmark? Corona? These names sounded like they came from a dream, especially the second one. Although she was saddened by Ariel’s lack of knowledge on her lights, she still smiled and answered her, "Yes! Every single painting in here, some are even overlapped, but I’m sure there’s some more room somewhere!" she turned to her newest project, the paint just drying, "These are the floating lights, and its my dream to see them light up the sky. They do every year on my birthday, you see… and sometimes I feel like they’re calling me…” 

"...You don't know what the kingdom's called...yet you live here?" Ariel asked as she looked back to Rapunzel with confusion. She then shrugged it off, after all she still didn't know the majority of what things were called her used for. She then turned her attention to the painting that Rapunzel pointed to. "Oh my gosh!" she said as he eyes widened. "I think that one's my favorite in here." She then looked back at the blonde girl and smiled warmly. "I know the feeling." she said as she giggled a bit. "What's stopping you from seeing them?"

Rapunzel bit her lip nervously; she had never had anyone else in the tower before other than mother and Pascal. What if mother showed up? Would she get angry at Rapunzel? Would she hurt this new friend? “I-I guess,” she said nervously and threw out her hair, it went flying out the window turning into a long golden rope. “Grab on, and I’ll pull you up!” She called down to the redhead, securing her hair to the small hook at the top of her window.

Ariel eyed the hair up and down hesitantly. What in the world? Maybe Sebastian was right, was the human world a mess? Ariel shrugged off her worries and looped the end of the hair around her foot. She held on tightly and called up to Rapunzel. “Okay!” she wasn’t too sure about the whole thing but what else was she supposed to do? Wonder around the forest until some creature came for her? No thank you.

Rapunzel pulled the girl up with ease, noticing she was much lighter than mother - not that she would ever say that of course. As she pulled the girl to the top she smiled, panting slightly, “Well, welcome to my tower? I’m sorry, I’ve never really had any guests before, but there’s always a time for everything! What are you visiting the kingdom for? The floating lights?” The lost princess asked her, eyes lighting up. Rapunzel was secretly hoping that this new friend Ariel could maybe help her get there! It would be a lot easier with someone else than just herself and a frying pan.

Ariel's eyes widened as she was pulled up the tower. She'd never been so far off the ground before. She looked into the girl's home with interest. "It's wonderful!" she said in amazement as she gazed around at all the marvelous paintings that filled the wall space. "I was actually here on royal business, you see my husband is the King of Denmark." she explained. "Floating lights?" she asked with curiosity. "I knew Corona had it's own rituals and things but I haven't heard of any floating lights..." she said as she walked along the walls tracing her fingers along the paintings. "Did you paint these?" she asked.