GoldFlame

I'm an inexperienced writer, but villains—I could talk all day. It's great fun mapping them out, not so much fun writing them. Hope you don't mind me blending the questions. ...

Concerning the ethics. I participated in a debate about this. It was so long ago, I forget whether I was opposition or proposition. The topic's broad, it's been thoroughly combed, ...

Congrats! I totally saw this coming. :D

In Pocahontas 2, she goes home with John Smith, leaves him for John Rolfe, and dies of small pox. (I've never seen it, but from what I've heard..) Wait, there's ...

There was one historical inaccuracy that really glared. Pocahontas saved John Smith, but he and Pocahontas never fell in love. John Rolfe and Pocahontas fell in love, and Pocahontas died ...

Congrats! I know this sounds cliché, but you deserve it. :D

Do You Want to Build a Snowman in my pants.

As I said, Elsa isn't extraordinarily well-developed, but I can relate to her more than bubbly, immature Anna (I so agree with you, Lucrezia :D). My heart always goes to ...

Best Voice (Prince): Hans. I don't even need to think. The way he says "I love crazy" right before Anna kicks off "Love Is an Open Door" ... I think ...

I'm kind of partial to Mandy Moore's (Rapunzel's) voice. But Idina Menzel rocked "Let it Go" :D. I'll leave it at a tie.

@RobinSparkles Oh, please.

Sorry, some quick thoughts: Hans didn't need to be a villain. That was thrown in for the younger generations. His character would've functioned much better as benevolent and confused, but ...

@RobinSparkles This is purely for the close-up.

He married a princess, but yeah ... I suppose he's not a prince.

*clears throat* As for the hottest Disney prince ...