Well, of course if it is ONLY personality, then yeah, Poca would win...if it was just first half Pocahontas. I just truly believe overall Cinderella would be liked more by her. I mean, Ariel is not like me in personality at all, yet I love her, so who is to say that Rapunzel wouldn't like Cinderella?

I believe Rapunzel would love Cinderella for being constant persevering, her constant inner strength and staying positive, no matter what the odds. She would love Cinderella's dreamy personality as well.

With Pocahontas on the other hand, she would think she is exciting in the beginning, but then later on not be as interesting. Yeah, she is exciting then, yeah she is full of action, but she is so BORING in the second half. Cinderella is enchanting all the way through. You don't have to be wild and exciting to have a likeable personality all the way through.

okay, we talked on Skype how that Punz would relate to Cindy more, and that's PART of how she would like HER more, and i still think she would admire Cindy more than Poca, Punz would never be as patient as Cindy for the abuse she got.

anyway, personality, Punz would love Poca's spirit, and free-personality she got, though she would be bothered that Poca would find her childish and annoying, and Punz would find Poca boring (like after she met John), though i'm not saying that Cindy is THAT fun, i can see her liking them both, but like i said, admiration and being related to counts as well.

I dont know...something tells me should could relate to Cindy's lifestyle in certain ways a little more than Pocahontas. Though both Rapunzel and Pocahontas are free spirits, her and Cindy were locked up most of their lives and have evil " guardians"

^we're talking about personality !

That's a hard one, because I think Rapunzel would appreciate Pocahonta's tolerance and her beliefe in spiritual guidance. But I also think that she wouldn't really understand her constant broading and angsting over decision - Rapunzel does this too, but this kind of fears and insecurities is what she tries to leave behind her during the movie. Cinderella's "The life will be better one day" on the other hand would speak to her (after all, she hoped for years in her tower to be allowed to get outside), and with her own tendency for optimism, she certainly would appreciate this character trait in Cinderella.

well, it really depends on the situation

really close. but i think she would admire Pocahontas' freedom and independence.