She decides to trust a woman who is known for being a sea witch and knows this.
She trades her voice and signs a risky contract that can possibly ruin her life since it indicated that Ariel belonged to her.
She's is willing to go mute for the rest of her life and put the entire kingdom in danger just to get close to a cute guy she hardly knows.
Except that she always had the dream of wanting to be human and live on land. Eric was just a catalyst.
shareNo, she's tempted to seek out Ursula only during a time of duress, with additional coaxing from Flotsam and Jetsam. She's also an emotional teenager so you can't fault her too much for not thinking clearly during a stressful situation. Lastly, she didn't do all this for a man she didn't know. Eric was merely the final push in the direction of fulfilling her long held dream of being a part of the human world. Now despite your misguided post, I've been quite merciful. There are posters around here that may not be as forgiving.
"If life is getting you down and needs uplifting, then please come dance with me!"
What you said 100%!
Once upon a time there was a magical place where it never rained. The end.
she already longed to become human before she met eric. She is fascinated by the human world and wants to be part of it. And she has no idea about Ursula's plans for the kingdom.
shareAgreed 100%, though I'll expand the bit on Ursula to mention that she also thought Ursula reformed (considering Ursula sang that musical number, Poor Unfortunate Souls, which implied she did).
shareIn My girl Ariel's defense,
1) she was obsessed with life beyond the sea. I equate that to my life as a young girl that dreamed of leaving my life in a small town and wanting to explore a big city. She was s girl of big dreams.
2) she was 16 and rebelled bc her father was nuts. He destroyed her whole room of collections. What an *beep*
Wouldn't you if you felt true love for a guy if you were a female?
shareShe wasn't desperate for A guy. She wanted that guy.
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