21 Weird Things That Happened In Disney Movies That Were Never Addressed

    Why did no one tell Aurora about Maleficent's curse?

    1. In Cinderella, the fairy godmother's magic disappears at midnight, but the glass slippers remain intact.

    "Didn't vanish when the clock struck twelve" written next to Cinderella holding a glass slipper

    2. Speaking of the glass slippers, Prince Charming tries to have every young woman in the country try on the slipper Cinderella left behind. That plan, to say the least, is unfeasible.

    The Grand Duke says, "Madam, my orders were every maiden"

    3. In The Lion King, if Scar wants to be king so much he's willing to have his family members killed, why didn't he kill Mufasa years ago, long before Simba was born?

    "Waited years to be evil" written next to Scar

    4. At the end of The Little Mermaid, Ariel and Eric get married, but she's 16. 16!

    Ariel in her wedding dress with "16 years old" written next to her

    5. In Tarzan, if Jane and her family are from London and they teach Tarzan English, why does Tarzan speak with an American accent?

    Tarzan is somehow American and Jane is English

    6. When Snow White arrives at an unknown cottage in the woods, she cleans it. There's a lot of bad stuff with women in Disney moviesSnow White shines in that regard — but this is laughably bonkers.

    Snow White saying, "We'll clean the house and surprise them"

    7. And if Snow White knows the Queen is trying to have her killed, why does she go to sleep on strangers' beds in an unknown cottage? Stay alert, Snow White!

    "Knows the Queen is trying to kill her" written next to Snow White sleeping peacefully

    8. In Sleeping Beauty, Maleficent curses Aurora to prick her finger on the spindle of a spinning wheel and die before the sun sets on her 16th birthday. That's so unnecessarily specific.

    Maleficent says, "Before the sun sets on her 16th birthday, she shall prick her finger on the spindle of a spinning wheel and die"

    9. Also, no one tells Aurora about the curse, but it would be so much safer to tell her everything. If she knew, she would never go anywhere near the spindle of a spinning wheel.

    Aurora singing next to an owl with "Should know about her own curse" written next to her

    10. The day after Pinocchio's brought to life, he heads off to school. He's a very recently sentient puppet walking to school.

    "Just a newly-alive puppet going to school" written next to Pinocchio holding a book and an apple

    11. Pocahontas's hair stays flawless while she's in the middle of a wind spiral.

    "'Cause this is what long hair does in the wind" written next to Pocahontas with lovely hair in the wind

    12. Cinderella's stepmother banishes her to live in the attic, but no one Cinderella knew beforehand ever checks in on her.

    A picture of Cinderella holding a broom with "Super normal and chill adolescent life" written over her

    13. I mean, even with how terrible Cinderella's situation is, her fairy godmother gives her clothes. She doesn't give Cinderella a better home or money or anything.

    "Gives Cinderella clothes" written next to the fairy godmother comforting Cinderella

    14. Ariel from The Little Mermaid really loves humans and all that, but she does no research. She has to think to remember the word "street." So what does she love about humans exactly?

    Ariel sings, "Strolling along down a—what's that word again? Street"

    15. In Sleeping Beauty, Prince Phillip is from another kingdom, so why is he wandering around the forest next to the fairies' cottage?

    "He doesn't even reign here" written next to Prince Phillip riding a horse in the forest

    16. And, more importantly, he kisses Aurora while she's asleep. Are we just not gonna talk about that?

    "Stop right there, Phillip" written next to Phillip walking up to sleeping Aurora

    17. A nonconsensual kiss also happens in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. In this one, the Prince kisses Snow White while he thinks she's dead. She's not dead. She's asleep. But either way it's very bad.

    "Stop right there as well" written next to the Prince standing near Snow White

    18. And why does the Queen in Snow White demand the Huntsman return with Snow White's heart in a box, as proof she's dead? That's both very intense and easy to fake.

    The Queen says, "Bring back her heart in this"

    19. In The Aristocats, Madame Adelaide Bonfamille puts in her will that her cats will get her fortune until they die. Her CATS.

    "About to give everything to her cats" written next to Madame Adelaide Bonfamille

    20. After her cats die, the fortune will go to Edgar, but that's not good enough for him. So he tries to kill the cats to get the money and everything sooner. Jesus Christ, Edgar.

    "Tries to murder cats" written over Edgar

    21. And lastly, Ariel from The Little Mermaid can write — she signs Ursula's contract — but she doesn't write down anything to communicate with Eric.

    Eric asks Ariel, "What's your name?" and she mouths "Ariel"

    Did I miss anything and is it really getting on your nerves? Let me know in the comments below!