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Những nàng công chúa Disney Which Renaissance Princess is most similar to the Classic Princesses from Walt's Era?

73 fans picked:
Belle
   63%
Ariel
   30%
Mulan
   4%
hoa nhài
   1%
Pocahontas
   1%
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shomill picked Belle:
The others are too fun-loving.
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dweeb picked Belle:
the others are bubbly and modern.
belle comes off as more old-fashioned.
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TigerRanma picked Belle:
Yeah, I would say Belle.
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Mermaid-Tail picked Pocahontas:
Belle or Pocahontas. I went with Pocahontas because one of the things I more associate with the early princesses is that they were regal. The later Princesses were made more relatable, but the early ones were more graceful, royal seeming, and I see some of that in Pocahontas.
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LisaForde picked Belle:
Well Belle is from the 17th century
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princesslullaby picked Ariel:
That's a good point, kenzieiscool. I didn't think of it that way.
I think Belle is the most traditional...the least bubbly.

*edit* i change my mind. kenzieiscool has a really good point.
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Mongoose09 picked Belle:
Correct me if Im wrong, but Cinderella wasnt THAT dependant on a man was she? I mean, she obviously wanted true love like alot of the characters, but i thought her main dream was to get out of there.
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courtney7488 picked Ariel:
Mongoose09- Yes, Cinderella's main dream was to escape from her stepmother, but she needed a man to help her do so. She probably wouldn't have been able to without the help of Prince Charming.
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