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May I just say from personal experience…one can often think they’ve found true love and be totally off….Most of the time you don’t truly realize what true love is until you finally do find it. Then you look back and you are all “What was that???” I believe you can love multiple people in your life…but i do believe everyone has a true love. I think if Rumple loved his first wife and had still been with her..the fact of the matter is there is true love…a deeper more soulful connection. People sometimes marry the wrong person IMO. Doesn’t make them the true love. Not saying anyone should go out and get a divorce now..just saying that….often times….you either rush into things willy nilly based off infatuation or you are in a selfish relationship…..later on you find true love….real selfless love and you realize just how off and practically rare it is.
This conversation is reminding me of what the Prince was saying in the movie Ever After..absolutely hilarious.
[adrotate group="5"]I have to agree that I like the middle ground they’ve found. I feel there is a touch of the older versions of the stories mixed in with a bit of Disney’s versions. Like someone else said…the original tale of Little Mermaid is far different than the Disney one. As much as i LOVE Disney and their version of the Little Mermaid…the original story made me want to cry. And crying is NOT always bad …a sad ending is not always bad. It has a bigger impact sometimes. I often wonder how much more….even more beautiful Disney’s Little Mermaid would have been had they done it like the original. BUT, that being said, it was one of my favorite movies growing up. I know one thing….they better make Peter Pan darker if they do it. The original novel and play are far far more dark than Disney depicted the story. Again, I liked Disney’s but that one doesn’t even remotely come close to the awesomeness that is the original. So I’m glad they’ve been taking this in between stance…hopefully it will stick with all these stories.
