fairy godmothers left to mention, is that the gender roles and stereotypes depicted in these motion pictures are the poison apples girls are being fed. It’s time that we gaze behind the twirling creatures and the enchanted forests, to realize that the princesses shown are not the greatest role models for little girls. The Disney fairy tales involve a repetitive story line: usually the princess is being emotionally abused by the evil stepmother, then a prince comes along and saves the day, and everything
and revisional. Disney’s original production from the 1930’s to 50’s were very conservative in terms of gender expectations. Early fairy tales all share a common theme of misfortune falling upon a beautiful young princess or maiden whose needs to be recused by a handsome,
girls aspire to be. The Disney princess is by far the princess of all princesses, the Disney logo itself is a castle. I am going to begin with the early day Walt princess, the times of Snow White, Sleeping Beauty and Cinderella for example. These princesses always seemed to have the same stereotype, the basic fairytale where they are slim, slender waisted, beautiful, good natured young ladies and very often have