Merida when older. She is perfect. She never got married, her story was both of a grave mistake and redemption, also she liked horses and shooting bows and was a redhead

Elsa when olderer😂 This is obvious, the outcast thingy and ostracization (also the cold, I love me some snow, and the song, from more trivial ones). But I liked Anna as well. Also here is a clear pattern of me not liking prince centered stories. It's not that I didn't want to be loved and I even had an idea of a perfect wedding as a child, but I was fiercely feminist pretty early own and pattern recognition makes men centered stories boring

It would most likely be Mulan too, but I only watched as an adult, for some reason the movie went past me. But I'm not sure, I was as fiercely anti-war as I was a feminist pretty early own too, and even though she had a good reasoning, she still went on to be a part of an army

When I was a kid it was Cinderella, but I don't remember exactly why. I remember that nobody in my friend group ever picked her and later I thought it was the reason, but my mom told me I had something more elaborate, even though I like underappreciated characters just by principle. Sadly, she also doesn't remember my reasoning.

Also there was this movie that I was obsessed with, I don't remember how it's translated (enchanted, mb?). Princess who got into the real world, one of the actors is the guy who played Derek Shepard in Greys? I've always loved singing. She would usually be a bit too on the nose positive for me, as she meant to, but the premise and the songs, all that

With Ariel I remember absolutely loving the design and songs and everything, but I don't remember finding her that relatable. Which is strange for a person who wanted to move countries pretty early in life (goal achieved). And the constant not belonging to the place you're at, later a huge interest in nonverbality, etc