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Merida (of Pixar's Brave) was proud, rebellious, impulsive; she endangered the well-being of those around her, and was slow to take responsibility for her mista
by fennecfoxen 13y ago
Merida (of Pixar's Brave) was proud, rebellious, impulsive; she endangered the well-being of those around her, and was slow to take responsibility for her mistakes. Not bad. :P
- dragontamer 13y agoI dunno. It might have to me not really liking the plot of Brave (wtf was going on with the Bears???). I guess the character was fine, but mostly forgettable IMO. A better character would be Aisling from "Secret of Kells". She was proud and impulsive Fae, a being of nature. She has lost her family in a war against Crom, the pegan god of Ireland before Christianity arrived. She assists Brendan, a Catholic Scribe in training, in completing his task of writing the Book of Kells (One of the first written Illuminated Bibles of Ireland. An artifact enscribed during the Dark Ages and survives today in the a museum in Dublin). She wasn't the main character, but she's the "White Wolf", a Fae of the Forest, a wise being who has seen many things from many ages... and is the narrator of the trailer. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMPhHTtKZ8Q https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMPhHTtKZ8Q I believe she's the only character to fell a Viking (which makes sense. The rest of the cast are basically monks and scribes. Aside from the Vikings and Aisling, no one has combat abilities of any note).