The meaning of love according to the most beautiful Disney couples
What about Disney cartoon couples? They enchanted us as children, taught us to dream, created many problems with "happily ever after", made us fall in love with many principles and allowed us to understand something about love. There are at least seven couples that we all know, to which we are passionate and to which we are indebted. Let's find out which ones and in the meantime ... what would happen if our princesses, inspiring muses, were queens today?
1. Ariel and Eric
Love means purity. The one in Ariel's eyes, when voiceless she turns her gaze to Eric. Only with a spell does Ursula bewitch Eric (disguised as Vanessa), and when the spell is broken (the destroyed shell breaks it), Eric returns to his true bewitching siren and to her splendid song. Love means fighting. The couple. she has many enemies and inconveniences to deal with: she comes from the sea and he from the earth, there is the evil Ursula, the time that determines the fate of Ariel, and last but not least, Triton, the father who opposes his stubborn daughter. Didn't Ariel's strength, determination and recklessness inspire us to fight for all our presumed blue princes? In the end, as in everyday life, it will be precisely her touching farewell from her father to put an end to adversity, and to mark their "happily ever after", having literally fought to stay together, despite everything.
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2. Mulan and Shang
Love is not always love at first sight and perfect understanding. It passes through the deep and revealing knowledge of weaknesses and defects. Mulan and Shang fall in love, but she is a man in disguise. She can spy on her general, observe her frailties and choosing to help him. He pushes her to improve herself, not to give up, and to become stronger. In the end, their love is "the flower that blooms in adversity, the rarest and most beautiful of all" .
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3. Jasmine and Aladdin
Love is allowing us to be amazed at what is different and what we do not know. Love between Princess Jasmine and the thief Aladdin could not be born without the incredible power of curiosity. Love must be curiosity. But is it enough to be curious about your neighbor, if you don't let yourself go, trusting in his love? Love is trust. Everything is there: when Jasmine says yes to "now come with me" on the flying carpet, with the desire to find out where that journey would take her and the strength to trust and rely on her favorite thief.
4. Megara and Hercules
"What do you think friend, you can not pretend when everything is clear", in short, the heart is not commanded. All the Disney fairy tales tell us a little, since the protagonists never seem destined to be together, but overcoming some adversity, they always manage to make it. not to fall in love, jeopardizing the fate of humanity. The beauty of this love, however, is that it hides at least two other teachings: the first is that trust is good, but it is better to be careful, and this is because Hercules is subjugated by his beautiful charmer; the second is that if you really love, you can be able to forgive, if it's worth it. What to add? As Herc says ... "people always do crazy things when they are in love".
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5. Belle and the Beast
As the fairy says: "true beauty is found in the heart". The deep message of this Disney film is that loving each other goes beyond appearances. The sleeping heart of the Beast, a prince ugly in soul and appearance, is awakened by Belle's goodness, purity and patience. In turn, the weird and beautiful village girl lets herself be involved in the hidden kindness and delicacy of the Beast's soul. Their love is beyond the physical aspect, it sprouts in the intimacy of the castle and is accomplished in sacrifice and in the most extreme and noble act of love. What more could you want?
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6. Pochaontas and John
Love goes beyond prejudices, ethnic groups, customs, language. Pochaontas drags the adventurer John Smith into his world, and he frees himself and strips himself of all preconceptions, in order to love her. she does the same, against her own people, because she gives in to the call of heart and love. Their love overcomes all sorts of differences, including linguistic differences. Their example is so strong and true that it puts an end to war and blindness of the conquerors and local peoples. The deep respect that exists between the two protagonists, leads them to separate, but always with great and sincere love. Because a true love, which contrasts so many insurmountable differences, must necessarily be based on mutual respect and as the most special grandmother of all, Grandma Salice says, "your heart knows, and you will understand, let yourself be carried away, as the" wave does with the sea ... "
7. Duchess and Romeo
Love is joy. Who among us would not have wanted a special suitor like Romeo "Er better than the Colosseum"? Even if Duchess is a classy cat, coming from a rich and well-to-do family, she falls in love with a stray full of spontaneity and vitality, our Romeo, a cat who lives day by day, without wanting to commit. Rich or poor, beautiful or ugly, happy or sad: "everyone wants to play jazz"! "Love is not tied to social classes" belonging, it is the support of Romeo and the unconditional help that he lends to the entire family of the Duchess, with his spontaneity, to conquer her.
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