It's funny - I hate Pochahantas with the burning of a thousand suns, but don't mind the Princesses.
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I *love* Pippi Longstocking and Harriet the Spy. I read those books a lot as a child.
Pip, Ramona, and Harriet were my standbys. Also Sally J. Freedman and Penelope Pitstop.
I was anti-princess when I was a kid. I wonder what it says about me that my favorite fairy tale was the one about the flounder.
Also Sally J. Freedman and Penelope Pitstop.
Does Peneolpe Pitstop appear anywhere besides the Wacky Races cartoons?
I didn't have a favorite fairy tale, but my favorite folk tale was Tatterhood.
Does Peneolpe Pitstop appear anywhere besides the Wacky Races cartoons?
She had her own cartoon for awhile.
My favorite fairy tales were all morbid ones from Hans Christian Anderson, like the Little Mermaid and the Little Matchstick Girl.
We had a convo about this once in Natter IIRC.
She had her own cartoon for awhile.
When? Musta' been after I stopped watching Saturday morning cartoons....
All those Disney princesses are from stories that were written by non-Disney authors, aren't they?
Don't get me wrong; I think that pretty much all of the fairy tales presented -- Cinderella, Snow White, Sleeping Beauty, The Little Goddamn Mermaid Who Gives Up Her Voice For A Dude -- are horrible stories that instill patriarchal values into little girls before they have the ability to reason and see that they're bullshit. Feh.