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 Disney Characters
"Toy Story 2". He is the Horse!
"Alice in Wonderland". The crazy guy that is having a Tea Party.
"The Great Mouse Detective". Basil of Baker Street!
"The Brave Little Toaster". He owns all the appliances.
"Emperor's New Groove". The big, dumb guy in the movie.
"The Book of Pooh". She's the little blue bird!
"Beauty and the Beast". He's Mrs. Pots' son.
Mulan. He's the little Dragon that helps Mulan.
101 Dalmations. He's the most mischevious one!
Honey, We Shrunk Ourselves. The crazy inventor!
| Miss Fix-It-All: I have been best friends with this boy for several years, and I thought he really liked me. But now he's heavily involved with this wimpy girl from another world. She's obviously flirting with him, but he... he doesn't even notice it. I went ahead and tried to get this girl out of the picture by convincing this boy's friends that she was a danger - and it ALMOST worked - but now everyone loves this girl! I just wish she and her brothers would go back to the world they came from! What can I do? | Miss Fix-It-All: Disney Characters
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Tinkerbell from "Peter Pan". Tink's problem was solved when she saved Peter's life from a bomb. Peter reaffirmed that she was his best friend in the whole world. Soon after that, Wendy left to go back home, and Tink's problem was gone forever!
| Dear Miss Fix-It-All, I'm stuck in an impossible situation. My father remarried, and when he died my stepmother and stepsisters basically made me their slave. Now there's this big event coming up, and I just have a feeling that I'm supposed to go. But my family doesn't want me to. How can I figure out a way to go to this event? | Miss Fix-It-All: Disney Characters
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Cinderella from "Cinderella". The solution to Cinderella's problem - her fairy godmother showed up and gave her a dress and a coach so she could get there.
| Miss Fix-It-All. My brother is the king, and I've been eagerly waiting for him to die so I could take over. But THEN... he had a child. A baby boy. So now I'm not even eligible for the throne. This is so unfair! How can I take over this kingdom? | Miss Fix-It-All: Disney Characters
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Scar from "The Lion King". Scar's solution - He killed his brother, then drilled into the child (Simba)'s brain that Simba would be the one punished for the king's death, thereby persuading the boy to run away and find a place where no one knew this "horrible thing" he'd done.
| Dear Miss Fix-It-All. I live in a town full of non-intellectuals, which makes me stick out like a sore thumb. Now the least intelligent of them all, the town heartthrob, has decided I'm the one and only for him. He's already proposed to me, and when I refused, he went away furious. I'm afraid he's going to do something to hurt my father. How do I stop this crazy man? | Miss Fix-It-All: Disney Characters
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Belle from "Beauty and the Beast". Belle's solution - She mainly left Gaston alone, but eventually he and her new lover, the Beast, met and fought each other. Gaston fell off the roof and died, and Belle was free to live her life with the Beast who had now turned into a handsome prince.
| Dear Miss Fix-It-All. Nobody seems to like me. Maybe I've used my powers for evil a few times, but this is the worst affront I've ever seen - the king and queen did not invite me to the christening of their baby girl! What should I do to show them I am not one to be trifled with? | Miss Fix-It-All: Disney Characters
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Maleficent from "Sleeping Beauty". Maleficent's solution - she showed up at the christening uninvited and put a spell on the princess that on her 16th birthday, she would prick her finger on the spindle of a spinning wheel and die.
| Miss Fix-It-All. My son is a good boy, I know that, but lately he seems to be getting into trouble. I have it from very reliable sources that he's well on his way to joining a gang or something equally horrible. I've tried to talk to him, but he doesn't seem interested. How can I get through to him? | Miss Fix-It-All: Disney Characters
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Goofy from "A Goofy Movie". Goofy's solution - he took his son, Max, on a road trip that at first pushed Max and Goofy farther away, but as it went on father and son developed a very close bond.
| Miss Fix-It-All. I have to write this quickly, as I am three minutes from being killed. I wanted to know, do you have any theories off the top of your head how to get out of a mousetrap that will go off and trigger a gun, crossbow, anvil, and axe to crush me and my accomplice? | Miss Fix-It-All: Disney Characters
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Basil from "The Great Mouse Detective". Basil's solution - an intricate chain reaction caused by manually setting off the mousetrap early, which in turn fired each of the weapons prematurely and ended up sending the two detectives flying out of their prison, and even releasing the girl they were trying to rescue.
| Dear Miss Fix-It-All. I have a close friend who has more animals than she knows what to do with. I offered to buy them from her and put them to my own...hehe...personal use, but she refused. Now I'm furious! I want those animals! What should I do? | Miss Fix-It-All: Disney Characters
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Cruella de Vil from "101 Dalmatians". Cruella's solution - she kidnapped the puppies and held them in an abandoned mansion.
| Miss Fix-It-All. I've somehow been turned into an animal. It might have something to do with my not being able to remember dinner last night, but I highly suspect a certain peasant. I want to get back home so my advisor can turn me back into a human in her laboratory, but I can't make it by myself, and Mr. Peasant there is saying he wants me to actually do something nice for somebody else! Can you believe his nerve? How am I supposed to respond to something that stupid? | Miss Fix-It-All: Disney Characters
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Kuzco from "The Emperor's New Groove". Kuzco's solution - he lied to the peasant, Pacha, and told him he was going to be nice from then on. Later on, though, he changed his mind and actually did become a nice guy.
| It was just an ordinary day when I was playing with my cat Dinah that I followed this cute white bunny. Now I have no idea where I am. I am meeting a bunch of funky characters that don't look like they should be able to talk. I've changed sizes and almost got beheaded. Will I ever get back home? | The Disney Characters and their Dilemmas
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Alice. Kathryn Beaumont provided the voice for Alice in "Alice in Wonderland" and also narrates the "Alice in Wonderland" ride at Disneyland. The feature film had 14 original songs and is one of the most musical Disney features.
| It's always been rough being a daughter and raised with only a father and no mother. I have always longed for things that I cannot have. What I want more than anything is to explore a land where I'm sure fathers treat their daughters with more respect. The major bummer is I have finally met the man of my dreams, but I can't live in his world. There is this witch lady who could help me, but it's a pretty creepy price she's asking for just so I can be with this guy. Can I really bear not being able to talk? | The Disney Characters and their Dilemmas
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Ariel. "The Little Mermaid" and "Sleeping Beauty" are the only animated Disney films in which the Prince is given an actual name (Prince Eric in "The Little Mermaid" and Prince Phillip in "Sleeping Beauty"). It is revealed in the moive that Sebastian the crab's full name is actually Horatio Thelonius Ignatius Crustatious Sebastian.
| It's always difficult dealing with physical disabilities; however, I feel like I do pretty well. I'm able to climb, swing, and jump all over the place and at least I'm still really strong. But I don't think people see the real me because they can't get past what I look like. I could deal with all this, but sometimes the isolation really gets to me. I think the statues around me talk to me. Is that real or am I just really in need of friends? Despite how others treat me, I want more than anything just to be out there. | The Disney Characters and their Dilemmas
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Quasimodo. The gargoyles in "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" are named "Victor" and "Hugo", after the original author, Victor Hugo. Belle from "Beauty and the Beast" makes a cameo in this film as she is seen walking through the streets of Paris. Pumbaa from "Lion King" also has a cameo as a pig being carried off by two men. Apparently he's about to be roasted.
| I've never really thought of myself as the nervous type. I mean it was love at first sight when I saw the girl of my dreams. But still, becoming a father was kind of nerve-racking especially when you become the father of fifteen at once. That's a load for any dad! How would I ever handle having more kids? | The Disney Characters and their Dilemmas
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Pongo. Several of the characters from "Lady and the Tramp" can be seen in "101 Dalmatians". They appear in a pet shop window during the twilight bark sequence of the film.
| I've always been so close to my brothers it just about killed me to lose one. But I swore I'd get revenge. Unfortunately, the revenge wasn't nearly as sweet as I thought it'd be. What is this transformation all about? Is it punishment? And what about this little brat that keeps following me around? Is he punishment too? Does he EVER shut up?! | The Disney Characters and their Dilemmas
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Kenai. In the original story line of "Brother Bear" an older bear named Grizz was supposed to guide Kenai through the woods and become like a brother to him. That story did not work out and the character of Koda was later written in to replace him.
| I was so lucky I was adopted by such dear and darling people. They were so sweet to me ever since I was young. But now they have their own biological baby and it seems nobody cares about me anymore. So I'm out and about exploring on my own and meeting others from the "wrong side of the tracks". Is my new boyfriend bad news? Should I let what others say affect how I feel about him. If only my family would adopt him too then I don't think he'd be as wild! | The Disney Characters and their Dilemmas
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Lady. In real life, Walt Disney was said to have given his wife a dog as a present in a hat box just as Jim Dear gave Darling Lady at the beginning of "Lady and the Tramp". In the climax of the picture, the character of Trusty was originally supposed to die as he and Jock try to bring down the dog catcher's wagon with Tramp inside. That is why Jock nudges Trusty, sees no movement, and gets so sad. Apparently Walt Disney was very shocked when he saw this scene and did not want another traumatic scene like the one in "Bambi". He then had the animators include Trusty in the ending Christmas scene so the audience was reassured Trusty had only been injured, but was alive.
| It's always tough losing a mom and being completely abandoned, but I'm lucky I got adopted by such a nice lady. Her neighbors are kind of cranky, but they got a young guy there I might be able to be friends with. It's really hard being so different from everyone else. Are we too different to be friends? It seems other people think so, but I think we are the best of friends. I just wish my friend's family didn't want me dead. Are we really supposed to be enemies? | The Disney Characters and their Dilemmas
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Tod. In "The Fox and the Hound", Mickey Rooney provided the voice of the adult Tod and Kurt Russell provided the voice of the adult Copper.
| I want more than anything to make my father proud of me. But I just feel so different and confined. I'm not like other women I know. I guess I'm just the kind of girl no man would want to marry. Then I also have to worry about my father's health. What would a good daughter do? I might be killed if I'm discovered, but I have to do it for my dad. | The Disney Characters and their Dilemmas
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Mulan. When Mulan sings "Reflection" in the temple, the ancient Chinese writing on the stones are actually names of the Disney animators who worked on the film. "Mulan" was the first full-length feature animated entirely at the Florida animation studio. Jackie Chan provided the voice of Shang in the Chinese version of "Mulan".
| It's really hard being born a prince, but especially hard when you lose your mother. I just want to have friends and maybe find love. But those evil people who killed my mom are back. Can I be as brave as my father and help save everyone else? | The Disney Characters and their Dilemmas
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Bambi. Originally, Bambi was supposed to go back to see his mother after she was shot and find her in a pool of blood; however this idea was discarded.
| It has been so hard for me ever since my father died. My stepmother has not been very kind to me. I suppose I don't mind all the work I do, because I know no one else is going to do it but me, but sometimes I just want to feel pretty and feel like a lady. Do I have to look so messy all the time? When will I get the chance to really fall in love? Hey, if the shoe fits, I might just be lucky. | The Disney Characters and their Dilemmas
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Cinderella. The name of the prince in "Cinderella" is never revealed. Approximately 90% of "Cinderella" was done in live action model before it was animated.
| What's wrong with me? Why won't anyone adopt me? It's hard to see everyone take my brothers and sisters and I'm left all alone. If only it wasn't raining. But luckily, I met a group of friends. They're not the richest bunch, but hey, they're somebody. Then the best thing of all happens! I find a home! Now what am I supposed to do? My new friends think I like the new rich life I have and that I don't like them anymore, but I do! In fact, I like them more than I like Georgette. She's so snotty. | The Disney Characters and their Dilemmas
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Oliver. During the "Why Should I Worry?" sequence in "Oliver & Company", Pongo from "One Hundred and One Dalmatians" has a cameo(with his owner Roger's arm holding his leash). Jock, Peg and Trusty from "Lady and the Tramp" also have a cameo appearance following Dodger along the street. The story of "Oliver & Company" is loosely based on the story of "Oliver Twist" by Charles Dickens.
| Sometimes I just feel so different from everybody else. Don't get me wrong, I have a lot of friends who are different as well, but even my family members seem so different from me - even my mother! Why is it that my new friend is so similar to me? She looks kind of like me (even though we walk differently). Why won't my family accept that I want to be friends with her? How dangerous could she be? | The Disney Characters and their Dilemmas
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Tarzan. In "Tarzan", a beanbag toy of Little Brother from "Mulan" falls out of Professor Porter's clothes when he is picked up and turned upside-down by the gorillas. When one of the gorillas examines Clayton's gun, he holds it up to his eye and stares down the barrel, in exactly the same pose as one of the apes at Disneyland's "Jungle Cruise" attraction. In this film the villain is named Clayton; however, in the book series Tarzan's birth name is actually John Clayton.
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