Best Hair
The Disney Princess with the best hair, by far, is Pocahontas.
This is because she spends most of her time outside with the wind sweeping it around and it looks luscious.
It’s jet-black, thick, and long, and looks wonderful on her.

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The Disney Princess with the best hair, by far, is Pocahontas.
This is because she spends most of her time outside with the wind sweeping it around and it looks luscious.
It’s jet-black, thick, and long, and looks wonderful on her.


Elsa from Frozen and Jack Frost from Rise of the Guardians don’t count?
Too bad!
People everywhere ship Jack and Elsa.

I have this whole headcanon that when Elsa was struggling with her powers as a child, Jack Frost appeared at her window and taught her how to control them.

Jack’s playful nature brought Elsa out of her reserved shell.

As she grew up they fell in love.







That moment, just before Raunzel’s parents set off the lanterns. When they’re getting ready in their chambers to perform the ceremony. They look at each other. The king cries a single tear. The queen wipes away that tear. No words needed. Their grief is deep enough. It gets me every time.
Sometimes I think a writer can relate just too well to what poor old Shakespeare went through!
you see what people just don’t understand
Is that writing’s demanding
It’s mentally challenging
and it’s a bore
It’s such a chore
To sit in a room by yourselfOh my god, I just hate it!
And you’re trying to find
An opening line or a brilliant idea
And you’re pacing the floor
And hoping for just a bit of divine interventionThat one little nugget that one little spark
Then Eureka! You find it you’re ready to start
So now you can write, right? Wrong!
You’re not even close, you remember that damn it,
Your play’s gotta be in iambic pentameter!So you write down a word but it’s not the right word,
So you try a new word but you hate the new word
And you need a good word but you can’t find the word
Oh where is it, what is it, what is it, where is it!
music and lyrics by Karey and Wayne Kirkpatrick


My favourite castle is Elsa’s ice fortress of solitude. She builds it herself so it’s exactly how she wants it to be. It’s a breathtaking spectacle that took the film artists several months to create, even though it only lasts a few minutes onscreen.



