[ SECRET POST #2746 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2746 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

O/T, but I have to admit the phrase "African-American princess" (or ANY "-American princess" puzzles the hell out of me, when it's apparently implying actual princesses.

[deaalmon]

I never actually got around to watching Princess and the Frog, but wasn't there some back door logic there about how the boy was actually a prince from somewhere thus making her a princess by marriage?

Usually I'm right there with you on this one, anon.

[duaedesigns]

She married a prince, this making her a princess, at least by simplified Disney universe logic.

Plus, you know, singing alligators and fire flies make no sense from a biological perspective, so an American born princess isn't that far of a stretch.