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VIGGO MORTENSEN as ARAGORN THE TWO TOWERS, 2002, dir. Peter Jackson bonus:

In no particular order because I can’t put my thoughts into a cohesive line even if I tried…

1. Colors

The original triplets have their own colours: Julieta - Teal, representing her powers of healing, Pepa - Yellow, because she always needs to be happy and not ruin the weather, Bruno - Green, because green can represent both good and evil

Pepa’s family are wearing yellow. Felix, who married into the family, also wears yellow but with his own touch of orange stripes. The children are wearing yellow for their mom and have stripes for their dad.

Agustin’s clothes are white and dark blue which compliment Julieta’s teal. Luisa is wearing white and dark blue like her father and Mirabel is wearing white top and a skirt that goes from teal to blue, a little from both parents.

The last one is Isabela who is wearing violet. A combination beween her family’s blue colors and her grandmother’s magenta dress, representing her falling into the role of the golden child of Abuela.

2. Mirabel’s dress

Mirabel has a little from everyone. Starting from the basic design that is a white top and blue skirt just like Luisa, her skirt has teal for her mother and blue like her father.

Now to the details. Her dress has a candle and is full of butterflies, representing the miracle; the butterfly on her shoulder is the same colour as the flower on her father. She has embroidered flowers for Isabela, has a cloud for Pepa and a leopard for Antonio.

3. Camilo

Camilo is wearing the colours of his family, but in contrast to all the men in the village who are wearing suits and shirts, Camilo is dressed like his tio Bruno.

4. Dolores

Dolores is wearing a cute red pattern with a red bow, two things that only one other family member has - Luisa.

5. Antonio

The little guy has a red scarf around his neck that is the same colour as his sister’s necklace.

6. Isabela

At the end of the movie, when Isabela realises she can create more things than just roses, she changes her dress to dark blue - the colour of her father and Luisa, and she adds different colour patterns just like Mirabel.

This is just something cool I noticed in Disney Princess love interests

𝐋𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐥 𝟏- A relationship between the Princess and the male love interest is formed only because the two find each other beautiful and is not developed on screen at all

𝐋𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐥 𝟐- A relationship is formed between the Princess and the male love interest through adventure and the development of their feelings and romance is the primary goal of one or both of the characters

𝐋𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐥 𝟑-  A relationship is formed between the Princess and the male love interest through adventure and the development of their feelings but romance not is the primary goal of either of the characters

(Rapunzel and Flynn are the best Disney couple fite me)

𝐋𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐥 𝟒- There is a prospect of the princess having a male love interest but she rejects it (and the movie focuses on a different kind of love)

𝐋𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐥 𝟓- There is no prospect for a male love interest for the Princess

𝐋𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐥 𝟔- There is no prospect for a male love interest for the Princess, but there is a prospect for a female love interest. However, this isn’t acted upon by the characters (yet)

(credit to @missclayton)

That means that level 7 would be:

GAY DISNEY PRINCESS! WE DID IT FOLKS (I mean it a long shot but we can always hope right?)