[ SECRET POST #4001 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4001 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Roaring with laughter that you might actually think Moana was some deep, 3-D heroine. Really? Why? Because she's not white? Please.

[(Anonymous)]

Well, she wasn't sitting in the window singing "Someday my prince will come" or waiting, while in a corpse-like slumber, for a prince to kiss her, so... she's a step up from the classics, I feel.

Also, there was a strong element of learning going on. I mean, yes, part of it was returning the heart etc. etc. But the girl also revived an old skill by travelling with Maui: how to navigate. I enjoyed the part of the story that wasn't just Another Chosen One, it was someone digging in and learning how to do stuff. And we could see her improving as time went on.

Learning things is cool!

[(Anonymous)]

Well, Moana wasn’t an abused orphan with people trying to kill her for hitting puberty, so you know, she had a lot of free time to devote to self-discovery. Rich people privileges.

[(Anonymous)]

Wait... what Disney princess has sat in a window just waiting for a prince to save her/true love to come since like... sleeping beauty? None of the films in the past several decades utilized that trope. Moana isn't special for subverting it.