Disney really censored a whole existential crisis and a 300 year sentence of community service
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leonard_bender1 month, 2 weeks ago
How did Disney manage to create such a different story-
kristen_brooks1 month, 2 weeks ago
"Sisters, what should I do?" "Stab him." What a good story for children.
judithdrift461 month, 2 weeks ago
“So you want to walk on knives?” “Yes acctually!”
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ross.craig1 month, 2 weeks ago
Girl went from daughter of the sea to earth to air
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joe_hammond1 month, 2 weeks ago
Disney: 😊😄❤ Reality:😱💀☠️
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aimée.foucher1 month, 2 weeks ago
I have heard some versions of this where the Sea Witch gets Ariel's sisters to give her their hair in exchange for the information on how she can return to the sea. Interestingly, the Sea Witch isn't a villain in the original story. She's more of a scholar who knows things and accepts that others who haven't read the small print on these spells are going to demand she helps them.
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marthahaven41 month, 2 weeks ago
Also, Hans Christian Anderson wrote this story after the guy he was in love with (but didn't love him in that way) married a woman.
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brittany.gutierrez1 month, 2 weeks ago
Surprised this wasn't mentioned, instead of just giving up her voice, she had to have her TONGUE cut off as payment Edit: spelling
natashabeasley8901 month, 2 weeks ago
Her sisters had to give up their hair to the sea witch for the knife. I always wondered if the witch picked things at random as payment or if she had some kind of plan for those things
gesine_schinke1 month, 2 weeks ago
disney really took this dark traumatizing folklore and added singing crabs to it 😂
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tony_johnson1 month, 2 weeks ago
Ariel: WHERE DO I SGIN!? 😀
hannahrichardson8561 month, 2 weeks ago
“So your willing to walk on knives for the rest of your life if the king doesn’t marry you and, if he married someone else you die? You okay with that??” “Yes…where do I sign?”
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liabeier2611 month, 2 weeks ago
In the book, she's never called Ariel. And the Sea Witch doesn't plot anything evil, she's a neutral force that requires heavy price for miracles. She took the little mermaid's sisters' hair in exchange for a dagger that would have saved the little mermaid and grant her 300 years of life under water... if only she didn't love the prince so much.
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dawn_horton1 month, 2 weeks ago
Now we know why she call AIR-riel🤣😭
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andrew_martin1 month, 2 weeks ago
I had a skit idea. You may see this comment. You may not, but I’m still going to give it out. The guy who always has a beard and points out people who thinks is witches you should do a video where he’s there and all the witches he’s ever called a witch go against him because he somehow always knows where that person is and when they’re about to do something that makes them a witch so he must be a witch if he is able to always know where they are and what they’re going to do wrongI ❤
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brenocosmos371 month, 2 weeks ago
Did you know that the Little Mermaid was kind of inspired by a gay love story? The author Hans Christian Andersen loved a man and exchanged letters with him. He was sad that their forbidden love couldn't be pursued and wrote the story based of of legends as a metaphor. Like the little mermaid couldn't live the human, he couldn't love his lover.
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benitosolorzano761 month, 2 weeks ago
As a kid i never learned the end I just thouth she died and will remain dead forever This end is better :)
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damien_davies1 month, 2 weeks ago
Never heard the version where she becomes a wind spirit. It makes me so glad, the original foam death ending made me so sad
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stéphane_lagarde1 month, 2 weeks ago
"every step will feel like walking on knives" Thats like living life on hardcore difficulty
Disney really censored a whole existential crisis and a 300 year sentence of community service
How did Disney manage to create such a different story-
"Sisters, what should I do?" "Stab him." What a good story for children.
“So you want to walk on knives?” “Yes acctually!”
Girl went from daughter of the sea to earth to air
Disney: 😊😄❤ Reality:😱💀☠️
I have heard some versions of this where the Sea Witch gets Ariel's sisters to give her their hair in exchange for the information on how she can return to the sea. Interestingly, the Sea Witch isn't a villain in the original story. She's more of a scholar who knows things and accepts that others who haven't read the small print on these spells are going to demand she helps them.
Also, Hans Christian Anderson wrote this story after the guy he was in love with (but didn't love him in that way) married a woman.
Surprised this wasn't mentioned, instead of just giving up her voice, she had to have her TONGUE cut off as payment Edit: spelling
Her sisters had to give up their hair to the sea witch for the knife. I always wondered if the witch picked things at random as payment or if she had some kind of plan for those things
disney really took this dark traumatizing folklore and added singing crabs to it 😂
Ariel: WHERE DO I SGIN!? 😀
“So your willing to walk on knives for the rest of your life if the king doesn’t marry you and, if he married someone else you die? You okay with that??” “Yes…where do I sign?”
In the book, she's never called Ariel. And the Sea Witch doesn't plot anything evil, she's a neutral force that requires heavy price for miracles. She took the little mermaid's sisters' hair in exchange for a dagger that would have saved the little mermaid and grant her 300 years of life under water... if only she didn't love the prince so much.
Now we know why she call AIR-riel🤣😭
I had a skit idea. You may see this comment. You may not, but I’m still going to give it out. The guy who always has a beard and points out people who thinks is witches you should do a video where he’s there and all the witches he’s ever called a witch go against him because he somehow always knows where that person is and when they’re about to do something that makes them a witch so he must be a witch if he is able to always know where they are and what they’re going to do wrongI ❤
Did you know that the Little Mermaid was kind of inspired by a gay love story? The author Hans Christian Andersen loved a man and exchanged letters with him. He was sad that their forbidden love couldn't be pursued and wrote the story based of of legends as a metaphor. Like the little mermaid couldn't live the human, he couldn't love his lover.
As a kid i never learned the end I just thouth she died and will remain dead forever This end is better :)
Never heard the version where she becomes a wind spirit. It makes me so glad, the original foam death ending made me so sad
"every step will feel like walking on knives" Thats like living life on hardcore difficulty