Lessons from Disney

[shanex]

Important Lessons I learned from animated Disney movies:

Movie: Snow White and the Seven Dwarves
Lesson: If you have a problem, do nothing about it, and wait for other people to solve it for you.
Explanation: At no point did Snow White take any proactive action on her own behalf at all. Aside from running away into the forest when the huntsman told

Comments

[xiphias]

And in all of these cases, the story is being more-or-less true to the source material.

Well, The Emperor's New Groove is an original work, but all the others are adaptations of existing works.

That's what I learned from Disney movies: the public domain exists for Walt Disney to get material from, and to never let their own material into it. (A few of those works were licensed, though -- Bambi, Dumbo, Peter Pan, I believe.)

[mactavish]

My favorite is still Bolt. :)

[shanex]

Means to an end.

The point is she took proactive action to save her whole country, rather than waiting for a prince to solve everything for her.

-ATW

[landley]

> But Mulan only solved her problems by befriending a tiny mystical