Were the Disney princesses extroverts or introverts?

Rapunzel- Extrovert Flynn / Eugene and Maximus, who were at each other's throats, were able to make peace by Rapunzel’s hand. Not only that, but leaving her whole life behind to go into the outside world sounds very challenging for an introvert. read more

Feisty, extroverted female characters have become the norm in children's films, as movie studios seek to overthrow the "passive princess" cliché of the early Disney years. After a long history of relying on docile heroines in classics like Snow White and Sleeping Beauty, Disney introduced more assertive female protagonists like the headstrong Belle and the sword-fighting Mulan in the '90s. read more

How Frozen Teaches Extroverts to Respect Introverts: Let’s face it; Disney doesn’t have the best track record when it comes to portraying introverts. This is mostly because most of Disney’s biggest introverts are also their biggest villains. read more

Because it is a Disney princess movie, everything is exaggerated, everything romanticized, and I certainly cannot fault Disney for this, it’s a children’s animated movie after all. But aside from the fairy tale circumstances, aside from the magical powers and characters, both Elsa and Anna show classic and iconic traits of introversion and extroversion respectively. read more