[ SECRET POST #4761 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4761 ⌋

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Comments

[silverr]

My guess? They might consider Moana their token "fat" princess.

[(Anonymous)]

I hate that you're probably right.

[silverr]

So do I. :(

(I suppose you could count Princess Fiona in Shrek? though there's certainly some body dysmorphia themes there.)

(Dur, I guess DreamWorks doesn't count as Disney.)

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah Dreamworks actually DOES have some measure of body diversity in their female characters, which is very nice (still not as much as in the male characters, but given that Disney has set the bar on the floor with that, I'll take it for now).

Also Shrek has the best themes of acceptance in any fairy tale movie ever made and I'll die on that hill.

[(Anonymous)]

+1, so they can say "See! See! We have a variety of body types! Now shut up!"

[(Anonymous)]

Cool strawman, but if they did, they would have said so. We all know they love that PR, right? This very thread shows that everyone knows Disney loves to talk about their minimal representation, so why haven't they done it with Moana if they consider her their "fat" princess?

[(Anonymous)]

I mean you're right, but that's not what strawman means at all.