Short Story Of 'The Little Mermaid'

Some people believe Ursula is a good villain because she is tricky, she figuratively kill people, and she is clever, but she only did most of the evil things to keep Ariel as her prisoner. To start it off, Ursula is evil because she is tricky, she tricks Ariel into giving up her voice. The movie highlights, that Ursula gives Ariel legs in exchange

Trista had always been a normal kid except for her stories. It wasn't that they were disturbing or horrific, they were just unusual. Sometimes they seemed exactly like the kind of thing you'd expect from a kid, but other times, I'd have to look at her and wonder how she came up with such things. It started when she was four, shortly after our dad split, leaving the two of us on our own.

Ariel was extremely different from all the other mermaids in Atlantis, not to mention she was the princess. She was an exceedingly curious mermaid, especially anything dealing with humans or land. She was always off exploring and loved spending her spare time collecting and observing human objects that she had found. However, all of these activities and actions were not normal for a mermaid, especially not King Triton’s daughter. Even with all these struggles and criticism, she manages to fight above the mermaids and her father’s sea level, literally, to achieve her hope and dreams she had been longing for.

“You wanted a clue, so here you are,” said a disembodied voice, somewhere amongst the shadows.

"Who's there? Who's there?" she whispers. I look around but can't figure out where it's coming from. It seems to emanate from inside my skull.

“Who are you and why are you doing this?” I kept turning to find the person but the voice seemed to come from everywhere.

Last but not least, Ursula was chosen as an element because of her evilness and how manipulating she can be to get what she wants. I want others to be able to recognize evil and how they could be sitting next to you and they have no clue. I gave her a design that fits her description and being out who she really is as a person. Any chance Ursula gets she will run with it and this design show her true

“It's Raphael's doing, he put the hive and the nanobots in me back at the pool of Morpheus. He's altered my vocal chords and Morpheus only knows what else to make me sound like this. Don't ask me how he made my eyes glow, he tried to explain it to me, but it's beyond my comprehension.”

“Avery!” She yells it again louder than before, after a while we heard something, at first I just thought it was a animal, but we heard the sound again.

In the song “Poor Unfortunate Souls” that Ursula sings it is telling girls to be quite for men and do what they need, basically telling girls that they are objects. Girls are always shown in movies as someone with no power. They are either cleaning or cooking in the house or they are a damsel in distress needing to be saved by a man. Girls are displayed as objects and there is a certain way they are supposed to look so that they appeal to society’s needs. Ariel fits that description. She is very small and thin, she is pretty, she has nice eyes, and she has very vibrant colors on her. She has red hair, blueish brown eyes a purple top and a green tail. Ariel acts as though she “needs” a man to save her or “needs” a man to be happy.

“Look for the man in the green silk hat.” Whispered voice next to my ear.

As a payment for Ursula’s magic potion, Ariel must sacrifice her beautiful voice (Disney). Ariel’s desire for life “where they walk, where they run, where they stay all day in the sun,” is more priceless than her family’s honor, her mermaid fins, and her voice (Disney). In order to keep her land legs, Ariel must win the prince’s love before sunset on the third day (Disney). After many events concerning Ursula’s evil intercessions, Ariel’s dreams become a reality when Eric defeats the sea witch, wins back Ariel’s voice, and marries her (Disney).

“Me? You want to give me a name?” The voice told me with a surprised tone. “Yes...I know it’s dumb but I want to give you a name so I don’t have to say voice all the time and-” the voice cut me off short.

“S’right. It's a shell! I seen one like that before. On someone’s back wall. A conch he called it.

She swiftly swam towards my cave with a purpose. She shivered from the obvious temperature change due to the lack of sunlight in my cave and looked around, observing each wall filled with potions and obscure ingredients for said potions. “Ursula, I want to become human; I have found the love of my life. We will marry and live on land, and I don't care what my father says; I'm in love!”