d loosely and only the moral of the story is important, this is the avenue which allows Walt Disney Pictures to promote its agenda. For example, we see this agenda carried out in many of Disney's pictures, two in particular are "Beauty and the Beast" and "Aladdin."
             Walt Disney Pictures attempts to segregate and label women of different appearance and personality. Much of the twentieth century was spent on unifying women and promoting their individuality along with their ability to be on an equal level with men, however, Walt Disney pictures attempts to subliminally label women and restrict their unification and individuality. They promote separation and competition among women and this is reflected in the story dialogue and its complementary imagery. In the movie "Beauty and the Beast", we see the main female character, Belle, is beautiful in appearance. She has long, flowing brunette hair and is dressed simply, but elegantly. She likes to read and has a thirst for knowledge, with aspirations of e
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