#tired of that silly ass false ass argument. but ANYWHO

[idiosyncraticrednebula]

I don't understand why TLM 2 tried so hard to emphasize and clarify how much Ariel is like her mother in terms of personality when she is, in the movie, quite frankly, written to be more like Eric in character. She was really primarily introverted, shy, awkward, tomboyish, mild-mannered and more serious, which is more like her father. I guess it was her impulsive, curious, rebellious and reckless nature that made the characters in the movie go, "Ow, she is so like her mother!", but I don't know, whenever I see Melody, I see her as closer to her dad. I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one who sees it this way. I don't believe for one second that NO ONE in that universe was able to notice the similarities she had with her father. C'mon, she even has his doggone smile! 😂

#melody #eric #disney #the little mermaid 2 #meta #disney meta #character analysis #txt #i've seen a few screencaps of her and i'm like “man that's eric child” #he made that girl damn near like him the only difference is the facial structure nose and eye shape #this was not a mistake from the animators and writers. she makes a lot of similar facial expressions #“like mother like daughter” more like father like daughter! #but that was when she was kid she could have changed later on. some kids do change A LOT when they get older #i feel like the older she got the more she resembled her dad #it seems that way prolly because it was from the perspective of ariel's side of the family/heritage but i mean #i'm pretty sure they spent a lot of time around eric enough to get an idea of what his personality is like #and if you bitches say he had no personality i'm going to strangle you so hard you are gonna see nothing but blackness #tired of that silly ass false ass argument. but ANYWHO #i'm DAMN SURE grimsby noticed the parallels. eric's staff most likely said “she is just like her father”