just saw princess and the frog and thought that this chick was

>>91873655
Because fictional people are always better than real ones.

File: Baby.png (73KB, 559x459px) Image search: [Google]

73KB, 559x459px

>>91873655
>Princess and the Frog
>sub-par

You are a lot of years too late to talk about Princess and Pepe.
By now everybody forgot too much of this unmemorable, mediocre flick to talk about it.

>>91873848
But I want to talk about Facilier's midriff

>>91873655
Because the ones that are avoid you. And you're far more likely to remember any bad examples.

>>91873655
She was unusually nuanced. I mean, how often are rich, spoiled characters actually nice, good, and for most of the time.

File: Pacifica_Render.png (213KB, 1200x1920px) Image search: [Google]

213KB, 1200x1920px

>>91873655
>>91873774
>>91873842
>>91873848
>>91873931
>>91874015
>>91875953

>>91875982
So you're saying not often? And that was more of a result of character development then characterization.

File: Lulu the Flapper - Charleston.webm (1MB, 640x480px) Image search: [Google]

1MB, 640x480px

>>91873655
Because she's a flapper, and flapper were nice and danced the Charleston.

>>91875982
Pacifica was a bitch, though. Lottie was never a bitch to Tiana.

File: 1402791290735.png (16KB, 691x597px) Image search: [Google]

16KB, 691x597px

>>91876516
How can she be so cartooney and hot at the same time?

>>91876516
You forgot her swinging her long beads.

>>91873655

Women are too competitive with each other. It's sexual strategy at work. It comes from how there's typical more women then men in the world and women want to be chosen as partners and need to slight and put down others. The princess and the frog takes place after the civil war and before WWI. When there isn't as much competition for men. We live in a society that is still very much post WWII and modeled after that and thus still hinges on the "women must tear each other down"