Celia Brooke
What about a really new twist on a Disney princess?
“I rewrite you” — as a feisty, independent woman — has been Disney’s solution to the passive heroine since The Little Mermaid. But that’s not the same as getting the old Disney princess to fix her neurotic satisfaction with life as a doormat (Cinderella, I’m looking at you).
What if she’s already so rich that marrying into royalty won’t solve her problem?
What if the Handsome Prince wants a partner, not a jewel-encrusted Luis Vuitton suitcase?
What if she needs a job, but she hasn’t updated her résumé since she was born?
对迪斯尼公主进行真正的 新变化呢?
"我改写你"--作为一个好斗的、独立的女人--自《小美人鱼》以来一直是迪士尼对被动女主角的解决方案。但这不等于让迪士尼的老公主去解决她作为门童的神经质的满意生活(灰姑娘,我
在看着你)。
如果她已经非常富有,嫁入皇室并不能解决她的问题呢?
如果英俊的王子想要一个合作伙伴,而不是一个镶有珠宝的路易威登手提箱呢?
如果她需要一份工作,但她自出生以来就没有更新过她的简历,怎么办?