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==Evidence==

==Evidence==

You may have doubted it when I told you, but we gotta learn the hard way. Here we have evidence that a childhood film of yours promoted an evil agenda. Prove me wrong. [[Here is how Howard Ashman put his life into The Little Mermaid’s songs|https://youtu.be/euXi03tGoDE]]. Ashman may have not said it publicly, but it was there. In defense of him, I couldn’t find anything that connects with it except “Part of Your World.” That being said, it was the most important song in the film’s story. In Ashman’s words, [[“The leading lady usually sits down on something, and sings about what she wants in life. And the audience falls in love with her, and then roots for her to get it for the rest of the night.”|https://youtu.be/y04xePQaDgA]] and it aligns with Ashman being an outcast for being a homosexual, much like Ariel who’s an outcast for wanting to be apart of the human world. Heck, in the Howard Ashman documentary, it ends with Ashman singing the song. Now of course, Ashman’s words I linked which were said before the film came out may contradict my claim, and you said that you use sources that were made around the time of the film such as feminist stuff in Beauty and the Beast and Vietcong propaganda in Star Wars. Speaking of Star Wars, you also said it can’t be from years later as George Lucas said he always intended the Special Edition changes such as Greedo shooting first. As for my claim, of course, I can’t find much information on what the crew was saying about it other than it pushed Glen Keane (A straight Christian) to animate not only animate Ariel, but him being the one that ultimately convinced Jeffrey Katzenberg to keep the song in the movie where John Musker, Ron Clements, Alan Menken, and Ashman (who threatened to quit) failed. Overall, I’ll admit, I kind of like it. [[I had to sit through it while making that analysis video I showed you, and it’s stuck in my head.|https://www.bitchute.com/video/EXfOh2xYPIez/]] And due to who wrote the song, and co-produced the film, I call it a guilty pleasure. [[User:Admiral_Farmer|Admiral_Farmer]] ([[User talk:Admiral_Farmer|talk]]) 16:48, July 3, 2022 (EDT)

You may have doubted it when I told you, but we gotta learn the hard way. Here we have evidence that a childhood film of yours promoted an evil agenda. Prove me wrong. [https://youtu.be/euXi03tGoDE| Here is how Howard Ashman put his life into The Little Mermaid’s songs]. Ashman may have not said it publicly, but it was there. In defense of him, I couldn’t find anything that connects with it except “Part of Your World.” That being said, it was the most important song in the film’s story. In Ashman’s words, [https://youtu.be/y04xePQaDgA| “The leading lady usually sits down on something, and sings about what she wants in life. And the audience falls in love with her, and then roots for her to get it for the rest of the night.”] and it aligns with Ashman being an outcast for being a homosexual, much like Ariel who’s an outcast for wanting to be apart of the human world. Heck, in the Howard Ashman documentary, it ends with Ashman singing the song. Now of course, Ashman’s words I linked which were said before the film came out may contradict my claim, and you said that you use sources that were made around the time of the film such as feminist stuff in Beauty and the Beast and Vietcong propaganda in Star Wars. Speaking of Star Wars, you also said it can’t be from years later as George Lucas said he always intended the Special Edition changes such as Greedo shooting first. As for my claim, of course, I can’t find much information on what the crew was saying about it other than it pushed Glen Keane (A straight Christian) to animate not only animate Ariel, but him being the one that ultimately convinced Jeffrey Katzenberg to keep the song in the movie where John Musker, Ron Clements, Alan Menken, and Ashman (who threatened to quit) failed. Overall, I’ll admit, I kind of like it. [https://www.bitchute.com/video/EXfOh2xYPIez/| I had to sit through it while making that analysis video I showed you, and it’s stuck in my head.] And due to who wrote the song, and co-produced the film, I call it a guilty pleasure. [[User:Admiral_Farmer|Admiral_Farmer]] ([[User talk:Admiral_Farmer|talk]]) 16:48, July 3, 2022 (EDT)