When I discovered that Disney speaks my heart out!
Who could dare deny the immense entertainment Disney has gifted us since childhood? Well, I even dare to say that UNTIL NOW, Disney continues to capture my heart. It hasn’t just been a fun tool for creating joyful family moments; its message extends far beyond moral lessons.
We all remember Snow White—the princess with icy skin, cherry-red lips, and a nightingale voice that enchanted every creature in the forest. Her innocence and beauty left the dwarfs in awe of her presence.
Among the stand-out characters in this film, there’s been this special persona which insisted to cause “Hatred impression” for mostly all people. Nice try, but that trick didn’t fool me. This character; though, gained my attention for a different reason: it mirrors the very stereotypes we encounter in our everyday lives.
Why Grumpy should be called Mister?
For now, the spotlight is on Grumpy. Mr. Grumpy is a well-rounded character who undergoes noticeable development throughout his experience with Snow White. They both represent two complete opposites standing face to face—like ice vs. fire or rock vs. glass. Mr. Grumpy had decided to ignore his all kinds of emotions due to the distrust he pours into this world. He has developed skeptic attitude towards everything, even those closest ones to his heart. Such a behaviour is resulted from his absolute & excessive care for others who apparently didn’t pay him back. He came to believe that this world does not grant a reward for kindness he once adopted but extreme pain.
It is worth mentioning that such an attitude has been portrayed in my many films as in Maleficent & the Phantom of the Opera. It’s never easy to live that long with fake strength without allowing vulnerability to touch your psychological wall. Though this moment was captured beautifully with nothing more than a gentle kiss on his cheek.
We all remember Snow White—the princess with icy skin, cherry-red lips, and a nightingale voice that enchanted every creature in the forest. Her innocence and beauty left the dwarfs in awe of her presence.
Among the stand-out characters in this film, there’s been this special persona which insisted to cause “Hatred impression” for mostly all people. Nice try, but that trick didn’t fool me. This character; though, gained my attention for a different reason: it mirrors the very stereotypes we encounter in our everyday lives.
Allow the “REAL” you to rise up!
I was absolutely glad when Mr. Grumpy opened his heart to embrace and celebrate his vulnerability in the end—when he shed tears over the semi-dead Snow White. Disney has given us a red flag to stop wearing this exhausting mask and to embrace our autumn, when the fake leaves of strength fall.
How much is Mr. Grumpy relatable to us?
I bet you’ve felt that Mr. Grumpy has a part of you, as if he speaks for you loudly. How many of us have leaned toward this stupid defense mechanism just to “overcome” the inevitable loss of every dear one in our hearts? Mr. Grumpy was courageous in the end—he allowed his heart to feel out loud, without a single drop of shame or blame.
Now, look at you! Isn’t it time to show some bravery and express your feelings as they are, without faking any? If you decide so, then hats off! Respect is appreciably granted to you, as we may now call you Mr. or Ms., just like Mr. Grumpy.
1 thought on “When I discovered that Disney speaks my heart out!”
It’s clear from your way in choosing vocabularies (even if it’s simple) that it carries a deep personal experience within it.. That made me wonder what your vocabulary would be like if the topic did not come from a personal experience.