
THIS should work.

And I love the cover! Ariel looks a little chubby though, but I think that's what they were going for, rather than the slender Ariel we saw in the original.
Excuse me but...where did that come from? Why Amphitrite?Old Fish Tale wrote:Gosh, how clever! I wish Triton's wife was Amphitrite and not Athena! Athena sounds too much like Attina anyway!
TOO LATE because King Triton's name comes from a Greek god who was the son of Poseidon, god of the sea and...Amphitrite, goddess of the sea.jeremy88 wrote:It's hard to look at the story of The Little Mermaid, involved with Greek mythology though...
My English class just did a project on Greek mythology, and the kid in my class who did Poseidon said his son was Triton. I do like the sound of it, though. Too bad it'd be like, incest.Disney Duster wrote:Sorry Old Fish Tale, in the TV series, Triton's grandfather was Neptune, and in the musical, his father is Poseidon. Disney won't let him marry his mother, Amphitrite.
Yeah, but it doesn't necessarily mean that Triton in Disney's story came from Poseidon, it wouldn't really match the time frame considering the story of The Little Mermaid(not only Disney's but Andersons aswell) takes place no where near(in time and location) Ancient Greece. Maybe...if like...King Triton was Poseidons er Neptunes son like...thousands of years down the road lol...and it just so happens that Athena was named after The Goddess Athena...Disney Duster wrote: TOO LATE because King Triton's name comes from a Greek god who was the son of Poseidon, god of the sea and...Amphitrite, goddess of the sea.
The only interesting bit is that you could look at Ursula and Triton as almost a "battle of the gods," which makes it sound so much more classic and dramatic. It would explain the trident's existence as well. Still, I can understand why it might be weird for some. Also, I think they definitely had to keep the incest out of it (though if the gods hadn't committed incest in the myths, there wouldn't have been any of them).It's hard to look at the story of The Little Mermaid, involved with Greek mythology though...
About the music box - I think thats a really neat idea. It obviously holds a lot of significance in this movie; it would be nice if it was continued through.Vermin Friends wrote:Am I the only one who feels that this one is gonna end on a more bittersweet note, rather than happy and fulfilling like the other two? I mean, sure- Triton will probably allow music again, but Ariel is still going to have to love that world above, and what about the eels? Shouldn't at least two escape, and become Flotsam and Jetsam?
About the music box- and I know some of you don't want to think about it this way, but what if Triton destroys it, where only the top part is still intact, in which he makes Melody's locket? I mean, look at Ariel and Triton's face when he gives it to her. You can tell it's not just something he bought- there's some kind of significance to it.
Well,maybe she"ll realize that there are good humans and bad humans? (Like in the series,in the epsiode Thingamajjiger that she sees that Eric free the dolphin?).Vermin Friends wrote:Am I the only one who feels that this one is gonna end on a more bittersweet note, rather than happy and fulfilling like the other two? I mean, sure- Triton will probably allow music again, but Ariel is still going to have to love that world above, and what about the eels? Shouldn't at least two escape, and become Flotsam and Jetsam?
About the music box- and I know some of you don't want to think about it this way, but what if Triton destroys it, where only the top part is still intact, in which he makes Melody's locket? I mean, look at Ariel and Triton's face when he gives it to her. You can tell it's not just something he bought- there's some kind of significance to it.