Name the Disney Character by Their Motive

[B] Ariel | The mermaid trades voice for legs, chasing surface life and a restless, stubborn heart.

[D] Pinocchio | Carved from pine, he learns conscience and courage before finally earning flesh.

[A] Belle | A bookworm sees past fur and fangs, discovering dignity, kindness, and ballroom light.

[C] Aladdin | Street-rat learns worth without wishes, outsmarting sorcery and finding honest love.

[A] Mulan | A daughter rewrites duty by riding to war, saving empire and family name.

[D] Hercules | A strong kid learns true heroism means sacrifice, not trophies or thunderbolts.

[C] Alice | Curiosity outruns clocks and reason, tumbling through riddles toward her own boldness.

[B] Mowgli | A man-cub weighs jungle belonging against danger, listening to wolves, panthers, and bears.

[A] Genie | Cosmic comedian wants freedom more than power, discovering friendship’s bigger, brighter room.

[C] Queen | A ruler asks her mirror for validation, plotting poison apples to secure beauty.

[D] Cruella De Vil | Fashion obsession turns feral when spots become status symbols and unethical ambition.

[B] Claude Frollo | A judge cloaks desire as holiness, tightening Paris under fear and fire.

[D] Professor Ratigan | An arch-criminal mouse stages royal coups with gadgets, arrogance, and cheese-fueled monologues.

[A] Gaston | Village peacock wants adoration and marriage, flexing antlers where empathy should live.

[C] Maleficent | A grudge blossoms into thorns and sleep, proving etiquette can be catastrophically ignored.

[B] Scar | An uncle engineers drought and darkness, crooning treachery before hyenas and bones.

[D] Captain Hook | A pirate’s pride can’t survive a ticking reminder and one smug flying boy.

[A] Man | The forest’s loudest terror has no face, just fire, guns, and footprints.