To be quite honest, I am myself a big fan of most Disney films and am simply taking a fictional perspective to show that this negative interpretation is indeed logical and thought provoking.

So with that in mind, I respond to the aforementioned comment in like manner.

Cinderella: The invitation to the ball was extended to all the maidens of the kingdom…so all of them would be eligible.

Belle: She did not know the Beast would transform into a man, she said that she loved him after he was “dead.”

Cinderella – We don’t really know that she wasn’t royalty, because we don’t know much about her father. We know that he was rich and well known because the old step-mother wouldn’t have manipulated him in the first place. The other step daughters wouldn’t have been invited to the party if they weren’t eligible to marry the Prince. Therefore Cinderella was eligible as well and a quality princess.

Can’t say much for Snow White. Just weird.

Aurora made the best out of what she was given. She was always cheerful and happy even before she knew she was a princess. She was never proud of her gifts but used them to bless others.

Belle gave her life for her fathers. Willing to live a dreaded life locked up in a tower. It wasn’t until she saw past the beast into the man that she learned to love him. There wasn’t a physical relationship until after he became a man. Before that they were just really good friends who cared about each other.

Not much can be said for Ariel. She was rebellious to the core. But at least she had good music.