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by backing us on Patreon. Hello everyone you are listening to We Saw the Devil this is Robin and I'm super

excited for this episode this is a topic that I've kind of considered doing for

about a year and a half now but just never really felt the time was right and I feel like the time was right.

It's something that I've read a lot of biographies on and it's a time period that I'm obviously pretty

obsessed with and it's a time period that I, when I was younger, I just did not care about at all, and then the older I get, the more fascinated by it I am.

So I want to know and ask all of you listeners, can you remember the first Disney movie that you saw as a child?

I mean, safe to say, I think we pretty much all can. For me, it was Pinocchio. I remember being simultaneously like

totally enthralled by but also terrified by Pinocchio, especially the whale

scene and then when the little boy is turned into the jackasses.

Then I saw the classic Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella, Alice in Wonderland.

You know, all of the standard Disney films that most little girls actually end up seeing.

Maybe it's even less prevalent today, but I distinctly remember even just 10 years ago

little girls fantasizing about being Disney, you know, a Disney princess.

That's still going on? I wouldn't know. I do not have children.

Ariel, Jasmine, Bell, Aurora, Rapunzel, Snow White, Cinderella, and a lot of Disney Princess Halloween costumes.

For decades, parents have largely felt safe about letting their children watch Disney movies,

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