The Story Behind The Magic is a unique blog that combines Disney and writing together. Through analyzing your favorite Disney movies, you will get a better understanding of their plot and character, and how you will be able to apply those to your own story.
Villains often feel like they are misunderstood and just like us, they need therapy sometimes or just need to vent about everything that goes wrong in their lives. Wouldn't it feel good for the villain to just vent about their lives and how the hero keeps ruining their plans every time?
Prompt: Write a scene where a villain goes to a support group or a therapist, where they can vent about everything that happened in their lives.
I could put this one under my Love Beyond Romance series, because this is also one of the biggest movies about family love. But I feel this one deserves a post of it's own where we don't just dive into their love plot, but everything. This movie is still one of my favorites, and sometimes it's sad to see that people either don't like it, or have never heard of it. Sure, it's no Lion King, Beauty And The Beast or something, but it is a very fun and emotional movie. This is the first movie where I actually cried. I remember sitting in front of the TV as a little girl, with tears streaming down my face by the end.
So, let's analyze this movie, and let me explain why I think this is also one of Disney's greatest masterpieces in storytelling!