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19 Unforgivable Times Disney And Pixar Broke My Heart

How dare they, who do they think they are?

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19 Unforgivable Times Disney And Pixar Broke My Heart
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In the worst ways…

There are a number of spoilers in this list, please process with caution

1. The beginning of Up. How could you do this to me? To my family? TO EVERYONE?

2. When Gurgi jumped into the Black Cauldron. All he wanted was his munchings and crunchings.


3. The Bing Bong scandal. He should’ve lived a long, happy, elephant-dolphin-cat life! AT LEAST 9 OF THEM.


4. When WALL-E saved everyone but almost lost himself.


5. When Woody had to say goodbye to Andy as he departed for college.


6. When Baymax was able to make Hiro satisfied with his care.


7. When I was told that some people are “worth melting for”.


8. Homeward Bound. The whole movie. Just endless, gross, inconsolable sobbing

.


9. When Tigger feels like he has nobody and all I want to do is hug him.


10. When Boo and Sully have to say goodbye and then I had to say goodbye to my cool.


11. When I was torn apart with Mufasa’s death.


12. When Tod is left in the woods.


13. When Kerchak gives his life to protect Tarzan.


14. When Ralph destroys Vanellope’s candy cart and my heart simultaneously.


15. When the stepsisters tear up Cinderella’s dress

and my soul.


16. When Quasimodo is made the King of Fools.


17.When we lose Bambi's mother and I am unable to hold myself together.


18. When Hercules is too late to save Meg.


19. And when my heart sank with the Beast.

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