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Island in the snow

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Isn't it obvious?

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Otto Soltau - The Centaur Playing With Her Child (1909)

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"Be Our Guest" original draft storyboards vs final film (💖)

The song was originally written by Ashman and Menken to be sung by the enchanted objects to Maurice instead of Belle. However, story artist Bruce Woodside felt that the song would make more sense if it was sung to Belle, the main character, as opposed to secondary character Maurice, and directors Kirk Wise and Gary Trousdale agreed.

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Ursula character designs for The Little Mermaid by Glen Keane, Rob Minkoff, Bruce Morris, Matthew O'Callaghan, and Ruben Aquino xx

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Blues Clues ‘Got Milk? Print Ad (2000)

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The hard life of a usurper

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if the movie Mufasa was 2D animated

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Slightly obsessed with Kiros. His villain song is so good, gave me chills.

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My classic 2D design version ^^

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Kiruna, Sweden

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Little Lineup I did of the Champions from Breath of the Wild

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Invalid reasons for why a character should not be redeemed:

They’re too evil! - Redemption has nothing to do with how good or evil you were to begin with.

They don’t deserve it! - Redemption is not something that can be “deserved.”

Their actions are unforgivable! - Redemption has nothing to do with forgiveness.

It’s too late for them to change! - It is only “too late” to choose redemption when a character is dead (unless the scope of the story includes an afterlife in which change is possible).

Valid reasons for why a character should not be redeemed:

It doesn’t fit the themes of the story.

They’re not an important enough character for showing the process of a redemption arc to be worthwhile.

They’re more interesting as a character who isn’t doing the right thing.

It’s more satisfying to let them keep being evil.

It makes it more satisfying when they die.

There’s probably more, but you get the idea.

Remember, redemption is when someone realizes they are wrong, and takes steps to doing the right thing. That is not something that can be “deserved,” it is not something that hinges on forgiveness, and it is not something that it is ever too late for! …Unless the person is dead or something.

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Merida: Your presence is confusing

Jack: How so?

Merida: Your presence is annoying, but the thought of anything bad happening to you really upsets me.