The people of Scotland have to accept Merida." Origins and concept
Merida is certainly no damsel in distress and isn't haughty she is torn between doing what's expected of her and following her heart.
She is a good role model for girls who want to get out there and do it. Overall Merida has received good reports from critics, some saying she is "a breath of fresh air among the princesses, and from a culture Disney has not yet explored. N.B: Certain characters have been aged up to adapt to the nature and themes of this story.The brainchild of original director, Brenda Chapman, Merida is Pixar's first female lead. Not to forget to mention a good old-fashioned battle climax scene to rescue the heirs of Clan Dunbroch. Set on the landscapes of the Scottish Highlands, my version of Brave will be much darker than the Disney animation: a depiction of Highlander culture riddled with history, politics, mystery, magic and mythology. She has to prove that her sex isn’t a disadvantage and that she’s just as capable as any man. Before they can follow her, she must earn their respect and that is easier said than done. She’s a great archer and a young woman, but more importantly she’s a lady. Each clan has some quarrel with another, and she must make them see past their grievances and do what needs to be done. When Merida’s younger brothers: Hamish (Tom Holland), Harris (Logan Lerman) and Hubert (Asa Butterfield) are kidnapped by English mercenaries, Merida must unite the the clans and bring the perpetrators to justice. She’s a sharp-shot archer but rebellious daughter of Queen Elinor (Michelle Fairley) and King Fergus (Brian Blessed).
Set in Scotland during the 1740s, my interpretation of Brave features a young Scottish princess called Merida (Sophie Skelton).
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