11. Snow White
10. Cinderella
9. Tiana
8. Aurora
7. Rapunzel
6. Merida
5. Ariel
4. ????

same as before. tough choice between belle, Pocahontas, and Mulan, but I go with Mulan.

Same as before. I don't find her characterization very relateable. Outside of reading ( and we don't even read the same material, as I love criminology and science) Belle does nothing that makes her admirable or impressive to me.

Since I don't relate to Belle's hobbies, or to her personality traits, I find very little to recommend her. I spent a lot of time in my childhood wondering what the fuss over her was about. There's just very little in Belle that's worth the praise.

I am sometimes being indecisive like Poca, but that's all. The others are much more relatable.

It's the first round which is really difficult for me. Because these four are actually my TOP-4 most relatable DPs. Like Belle I am dreamy, imaginative, inquistive outcaster. Like Pocahontas I am very philosophical, patriotic, somewhat childish and don't prioritize romance. Like Mulan I am ambitious, competitive, sometimes self-hating and afraid of losing my elders. Like Jasmine I am sassy, judgemental, critical and not very optimistic. Jasmine is my most relatable I guess( although I'd prefer to think that I am most similiar to my beloved Pocahontas).

So it's gonna be a very difficult choice between Belle, Mulan and Pocahontas. These three share one trait that I don't have. They are very forgiving. Belle forgives the Beast for imprisoning her father. Mulan forgives Yao and Ling for bullying her and Shang for mistreating her during the parade. Pocahontas forgives John Smith for nearly killing her. I wouldn't forgive none of them.

I'll go with Belle. Putting my the life of my elder in danger is the least forgivable thing in the world to me. I would never treat the one who did this with any sympathy, let alone falling in love with him. The other big difference between me and Belle is my attachment homeland. Not that I live in an extremely beautiful place, my mother always wanted to leave it. My homeland has always been much to me than "poor provincial town".

I am still not entirely sure about my choice.

Her or Belle. Neither really feels like a person I'd meet irl because both feel like saints in how loyal, intelligent, dedicated, brave, etc they are. Mostly though, it's the whole "who am I?" arc so many of the heroines have that I profoundly can't relate to. I know who I am. I don't get how you couldn't. It's more that I'm unsure of what I'm meant to do in life. I also cannot relate to the whole filial worship thing. I love my dad but my boyfriend is better family to me most days, and I don't view fathers as more important than mothers (not that Mulan necessarily does herself but she does kinda buy into the culture since it's all she knows).

Admittedly Mulan feels like a more realistic example of an oddball than Belle, who is a rather popular girl (and reminds me a bit of the popular hipster geek types I've known IRL) but Belle is more sure of herself and realizes she shouldn't have to change who she is to be accepted while Mulan doesn't, and Mulan gets pushed around a lot before she retrieves the arrow and I don't take disrespect well, so Belle wins there. But then there's how I, like Mulan, am exactly the same way around guys- awkward and unsure, not a guy's girl at all. And I definitely don't think I'm better than other girls or anyone just because I love fiction.

But overall I still find more in common with Belle and can't see myself doing much at all that Mulan does; it's more her attitude I can relate a bit to.

finally Ariel is gone and I can change my vote!:3

Yea!

the strongest relatable thing with Mulan for me is that I had waged an internal war whether to become a perfect daughter or to choose my own ways of living. My parents' expectations from me were very different from what I wanted from my life. That's about it. I'm not clumsy with things, I dont feel socially awkward, i think m pretty much presentable in social surroundings. Also, I had no desire to prove anything to my family or do something that would make my parents proud of me. I just wanted to do my own thing, just like Merida. And i fought it out with them unlike Mulan who kept it all inside her and one day she left home to prove it. I kept doing wat my parents asked me to do until they understood and let me do what I wanted.
I am also much more outspoken and more confident person than her. I'm not that humble or modest and I'm more blunt with my words.I'm also not a reserved person.

She doesn't respond well to people, she generally doesn't like associating with people she feels are "beneath" her and, while her being into fantasy stories is similar to me, she only really cares about the stories in her books and not her own life, she also has no drive or ambition to do anything really extraordinary (even her dad at least has that), she's also introverted and fairly judgmental, but isn't upfront about it, which is basically pretty much the exact opposite of me, I'm pretty outgoing, I don't like judging people, but when I do I don't act fake toward them (kind of like what Belle does with Gaston) and I think I'm pretty far from introverted. The only thing I really relate to is reading fictional story, but even then I like books with lots of pictures before anything else. Idk, even though I'm definitely no Mulan (as far as quirkiness and introversion goes), I'm no Belle either even if she tends to be more outspoken than Mulan, she has less ambition.


Since I kind of popped in the middle of the count down I'll just say my least relatable's are probably...
1. Belle
2. Mulan
3. Tiana
4. Snow White
5. Rapunzel