>Sings about rape for 3 minutes
Disney used to have balls, man.
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>Sings about rape for 3 minutes
>Sings about rape for 3 minutes
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mea culpa
>satan posted this
fitting. make sure frollo's coals are nice and hot for me.
>It's not my fault, if in God's plan, He made the Devil so much stronger than a man.
Best Disney quote, with and without context
true
The french dub actually straight up calls him Lucifer it's great.
>God made the Devil
This raises so many questions
Used to be an angel. Also Frollo is in the wrong, putting the blame on everyone but himself.
He is right. God made the Devil, who is infinitely more powerful than a single person, therefore it is both God and Devil's fault for man falling to temptation. It's a numbers game, some are destined to fail. Might as well score some prime gypsy pussy while you're condemned.
>Hellfire, Hellfire, this fire strikes me dumb
>This burning, desire, is forcing me to c
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>It's not my fault, if in God's plan, He made the e-girl so much stronger than a man.
>It's not my fault, in God's design
>He made my boner so much stronger than my spine!
heheh thats pretty good
That's just an accurate depiction of a Frenchman
What did he mean by this?
>loose Frollo
no way that old virgin would know what to do, Frollo should be submissive and breedable (despite his best attempts not to be)
now show him getting blacked by a bunch of gypsies
What the frick is this from?
Watashi ga Sabaku no da by haruta
A Doujin, yes, a fricking doujin.
just wait for the live action remake satan
It's more like he's trying to justify his desire to rape as being the girl's fault.
Hades, Jaffar and Frollo were my favorite male Disney antagonists. I miss charismatic Disney villains. Does the cgi shit they make nowadays even have villains or is anybody with killing intent too dark for modern all ages media?
>Hades, Jafar
I remember being so thrilled to find out that they had a crossover.
I like Clayton too. That era of Disney villains will always be peak.
Clayton always felt like some Osamu Tezuka villain to me. I mean this in a good way. It's probably his design and behavior.
I read the book recently and know that Disney did Clayton dirty
loose old man
It's really more a song about him arguing with himself about his own desires, coming to terms with it, and building the conviction to act on it. He openly blames Esmerelda, the Devil, and even GOD, while his subconscious argues "mea culpa."
>imagine building up all this angst because you want to coom
We're talking about a man that had his head far up his own ass for decades prior to feeling his dick tingle.
I like villains like him because they are guys that turn evil because they try too hard to be good.
This isn't nearly as much of a common thing as it should be. I prefer it over villains that were always evil for the sake of it and those that turn evil because of the obligatory tragic past. I also like good leaders that slowly radicalize because the enemy keeps attacking and killing his people or because his own people won't stop fighting, being corrupt or opposing any sort of rational order.
no kidding. every time any media tries "relatable villians" they still end up "always evil" or something along those lines, rarely ever genuinely trying to be good.
Me too, and I liked Emperor Belos for that reason. Even if it's bullshit, most people who are evil are at least justifying it pretty damn hard to themselves. Even Tony Soprano type has "family" and "tradition" reasons shit no matter how many people they kill and torture in cold blood. When they say they want to be evil just to be evil, it usually seems childish, like something written for preschoolers only. Frollo is as evil as they come, simple as, but he thinks he's the most righteous, and that tracks. At the very least, having some reason or self gain that makes sense to the character holds villains together.
I don't think that's an accurate way to describe Frollo. I don't think he tries too hard to do good and dips into 'ends justify the means' territory, rather he seeks revels in evil acts but justified them with a faux sense doing it for the greater good. Basically the inverse of setting out to do good and doing evil acts along the way, he commits evil first and then justifies those actions being part of some divine plan afterwards.
>people reading this song as rape
It’s just about him being really really horny. Nothing about rape in there, he just wants to fug.
>What can you expect, from filthy little heathens
>this is what you get when the races are diverse
How did they get away with it
>How did they get away with it
Because this was the censored version. The original line was
>What can you expect, from filthy little heathens
>Their whole disgusting race is like a curse
way cooler line
Pocahontas had some of the best fricking songs, period. Delivery, animation, it was all good.
it was about Esmeralda so you get a pass for that