Plus, if their love was possible, any love could be, at least in my eyes. Four, their love brought together two very different worlds, uniting them in harmony, proving that only good things could come from their relationship. 3) their chemistry and happiness was palpable, especially during the scene in which they’re in the rowboat with Sebastian composing the song “Kiss the Girl” in the background. 2) it was almost like forbidden love, given Ariel’s father was adamant she should have nothing to do with humans. 1) they were coming from two different worlds, and yet it worked out between them. I considered Ariel and Eric to be one of the most romantic couples when I was little for a few reasons. I’d also love to experience living in another country someday, a least for a little while. Australia, Egypt, Greece, France, England, Ireland…I could go on and on. I don’t think I’ll get to explore the ocean anytime soon, but my dream is to see the world. In any case, I related to Ariel’s desire to explore beyond her own world. I know–two totally different places, but they’re still on my destination list. I was particularly fascinated with Boston and Egypt. I also studied the countries of the world. I had a puzzle map of the United States as a kid, and I excitedly memorized all the states and their capitals. I wanted to learn about other cultures, wanted to visit other places in the world. I always wanted to know more beyond my childhood home. Her biggest wish was to know more about the human world, collecting any items she found from shipwrecks and storing them in her grotto for safekeeping. She wasn’t afraid to look beyond Atlantica to discover new things, places, and ideas. One of the things I loved most about Ariel was her sense of adventure. I think absence makes the heart grow fonder, as my childhood nostalgia was rekindled, yet I couldn’t help but notice certain wrongs in the story, much as I hate to admit it. I watched it so many times, but I haven’t seen it in years.
Looking back on The Little Mermaid as an adult is an entirely different experience compared to when I was a child.
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I loved their love story it’s one of the reasons why I watched the movie so much. It’s easy to see why Ariel was so attracted to and fascinated by him. I’ve always thought Eric to be one of the most handsome Disney princes. Sebastian always made me laugh, and I loved his Jamaican accent–it suited his character perfectly. Sebastian was just trying to do his job, and the poor crab gets caught up in Ariel’s plight, nearly turned into dinner by the chef in Eric’s palace. Scuttle was a wacky and unforgettable character in his own right–a seagull that calls a fork a ‘dinglehopper’ of all things is pretty memorable. He was the nervous, cautious one, and she was more impulsive and adventurous. She and Flounder share a great friendship and chemistry by extension. The first movie, however, has always been my favorite.
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I couldn’t get enough of Ariel, watching the movies, and the TV show from the ’90s, over and over again. I had the Ariel dolls, soundtrack, movies, books, coloring books–you name it, I owned it. I was fascinated by her adventurous spirit, I loved mermaids, and I loved how she got a happy ending with Prince Eric. Ariel has always been my favorite Disney princess.
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