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In the Disney movie “The Little Mermaid”, it tells a story of Ariel- a smart, beautiful and adventurous princess of the sea king who is captivated by the world of human beings on land. She always dreams that one day she can become a real girl who can travel all around the world and dance with two feet. However, although Ariel has a lovely face and the sweetest voice, she is displeased with her physical attributes as a mermaid with fish tail. She can only try to know about people by collecting the items they left in the sea, from a tiny fork to a huge statue. One day, Ariel is completely acquainted with handsome Prince Eric who has a sexy smile from her observations on the side of the boat when she swims to the surface of the sea. The love at first sight promotes Ariel to make a deal with sea witch, using her voice to exchange a pair of human feet, to be together with the prince forever.
In the Disney movie “The Little Mermaid”, it tells a story of Ariel- a smart, beautiful and adventurous princess of the sea king who is captivated by the world of human beings on land. She always dreams that one day she can become a real girl who can travel all around the world and dance with two feet. However, although Ariel has a lovely face and the sweetest voice, she is displeased with her physical attributes as a mermaid with fish tail. She can only try to know about people by collecting the items they left in the sea, from a tiny fork to a huge statue. One day, Ariel is completely acquainted with handsome Prince Eric who has a sexy smile from her observations on the side of the boat when she swims to the surface of the sea. The love at first sight promotes Ariel to make a deal with sea witch, using her voice to exchange a pair of human feet, to be together with the prince forever.

In the Disney movie “The Little Mermaid”, it tells a story of Ariel- a smart, beautiful and adventurous princess of the sea king who is captivated by the world of human beings on land. She
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