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Pocahontas

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Pocahontas	comment	Pocahontas (released June 23, 1995) is the 33rd entry in the Disney Animated Canon. It is loosely inspired by true events around the foundation of Jamestown (the first permanent English settlement in North America), specifically by John Smith's rewrite of Pocahontas' life. It takes the old legend of the First Nations girl who supposedly saved the life of Englishman John Smith and turns it into a musical with few roots in the historical record, giving Pocahontas a significant Age Lift as well as romantic interest in John Smith. It literally has more roots in fantasy, in fact â€” a supporting character is a talking willow tree.The film centers around Pocahontas, who has been promised to the best warrior of the tribe by her father, Chief Powhatan (the chieftain of the Powhatan Tribe), but she senses she has a greater purpose in life than this. When English settlers arrive to form the Jamestown colony, she meets the idealistic John Smith, the one member of the group who is interested more in adventure and the beauty of the land than the gold said to lie in it, which Governor Ratcliffe exhorts the others to dig up. Each an outcast among his/her own people, they fall in love.But both groups are intensely mistrustful of the other — the Powhatans fear the English will ravage their land and people; the English regard themselves superior to the "savage" natives. When a rendezvous between the lovers leads to the death of her intended at the hands of a settler, John Smith is captured and sentenced to die, and (utterly convinced that the natives hide the gold) Ratcliffe intends to use this as the perfect excuse to exterminate the Powhatan people. Only Pocahontas can save both worlds.A Direct to Video sequel, Pocahontas II: Journey to a New World, was released in 1998. It applied similar fictionalization to Pocahontas' later life, namely her journey to England and marriage to John Rolfe. A video game adaptation was also released for the Sega Genesis.If you're looking for the Real Life Pocahontas, check her Useful Notes page here.
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Pocahontas / int_121865ac	type	Noble Savage
Pocahontas / int_121865ac	comment	Noble Savage: Part of the point. Only Pocahontas herself plays it completely straight, considering the film begins with her people returning from a successful war against a rival tribe. Even so, her people do seem to be just as In Harmony with Nature as she is.
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Pocahontas / int_135b9977	type	Bloodless Carnage
Pocahontas / int_135b9977	comment	Bloodless Carnage: Several characters are shot, sometimes fatally (in Kocoum's case), with no blood or other visible sign of injury. This leads to an odd moment with the "Savages" verse "I wonder if they even bleed" because... they don't.
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Pocahontas / int_14beeefd	type	Darker and Edgier
Pocahontas / int_14beeefd	comment	Darker and Edgier: Compared to most earlier Disney films. "Savages" is the most brutal and intense song that addresses the themes of othering, xenophobia, and genocide. The killing of Kocoum is one of Disney's few onscreen human character deaths. The climax of the movie centers around an execution and an upcoming war. Near the end of the movie, John Smith sacrifices himself by throwing himself in front of Chief Powhatan and gets wounded in the process, leading to a Bittersweet Ending instead of the standard Disney happy ending.
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Pocahontas / int_18aff462	type	Artistic License â€“ Biology
Pocahontas / int_18aff462	comment	Artistic License â€“ Biology: Flit the hummingbird gulps an entire raspberry at one point. Hummingbirds in reality eat nectar, tree sap, and small insects, and have been known to sip juices from overripe/pecked fruit. If they were actually able to eat solid berries, they would have to be in much smaller chunks than a whole raspberry, which would kill Flit by asphyxiation.
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Pocahontas / int_1a3a91dd	type	Say My Name
Pocahontas / int_1a3a91dd	comment	Say My Name: Ben does this in the prologue, yelling, "Smith! Smith! Are you crazy?!" when John dives off the ship to save Thomas. Thomas yells John's name after John is shot by Ratcliffe.
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Pocahontas / int_1c2b6ac8	type	Soft Water
Pocahontas / int_1c2b6ac8	comment	Pocahontas and Meeko safely diving hundreds of feet through the air and landing gently into water, which would've been as safe as jumping off a cliff onto solid concrete in real life. With Pocahontas, it's implied that it's something magical protecting her that ensures she dives safely, whereas Meeko survives because it's funnier that way.note Cliff diving, of course, is a real and extremely dangerous sport even when done properly; Pocahontas is actually depicted assuming the correct position before hitting the water, and as having someone else close by when she does it.
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Pocahontas / int_1ccad9a3	type	Villain Song
Pocahontas / int_1ccad9a3	comment	"Mine, Mine, Mine" combines this with a Villain Song for Ratcliffe, serving as a counterpoint to John Smith's purer intentions. Just to make things odd, Ratcliffe seems to be saying he'll take everything they dig up for himself, but the men of the company find the song inspiring, since they seem to understand "mine!" as a command.
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Pocahontas / int_1effdd6b	type	White Man's Burden
Pocahontas / int_1effdd6b	comment	White Man's Burden: John initially thinks this about the Natives. After talking to Pocahontas, he realizes that they don't really need their help and should looked at as equals instead of inferiors.
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Pocahontas / int_1f6983f7	type	Ambiguous Situation
Pocahontas / int_1f6983f7	comment	Ambiguous Situation: Was Pocahontas just pretending she doesn't speak English when she first met John Smith, or did she really not know English despite speaking it fluently with her tribe?
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Pocahontas / int_222969af	type	All There in the Script
Pocahontas / int_222969af	comment	All There in the Script: Closed captions in television airings inform us of what Meeko, who otherwise chitters unintelligibly, means to say. Lon is never referred to by name in the movie.
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Pocahontas / int_22cf536c	type	Chekhov's Gun
Pocahontas / int_22cf536c	comment	Chekhov's Gun: Pocahontas's dream of a spinning arrow comes into play when she is unsure of what to do during John Smith's impending execution. She then looks at his compass which she has been carrying, and it spins wildly until it points to the direction he is in, allowing her to finally follow her destiny.
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Pocahontas / int_237404cc	type	Ironic Echo
Pocahontas / int_237404cc	comment	Ironic Echo: "And he came so highly recommended." Ratcliffe says it of Wiggins after perceiving the latter to be inept; Wiggins utters the very same line tearfully after seeing Ratcliffe being taken away for his crimes. Before shooting Kocoum, Thomas whispers Johnâ€™s advice: "Both eyes open." "But I can't leave you." "You never will. No matter what happens, Iâ€™ll always be with you, forever." said by both Pocahontas and John before the attack and near the end.
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Pocahontas / int_25208c30	type	Go Through Me
Pocahontas / int_25208c30	comment	Go Through Me: Near the end, when Pocahontas shields John Smith from the attempted blows of her father's club, she protests that, if he wants to kill him, he'll have to kill her too.
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Pocahontas / int_259d5879	type	Anachronism Stew
Pocahontas / int_259d5879	comment	Anachronism Stew: Hardtack is a term that wouldn't come into use until the American Civil War. Back then, such bread was typically called ship's biscuit or sea biscuit. Depending on the Artist, the British flags of the settlers either do or don't include the red diagonal cross representing Northern Ireland, which would not be added to the flag until 1801.
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Pocahontas / int_260926c3	type	Failure Is the Only Option
Pocahontas / int_260926c3	comment	Failure Is the Only Option: The English colonists' mission to amass gold was destined to fail from the outset, due to Virginia having a complete lack of the resource they were seeking. Due to his double status as Butt-Monkey and being the villain's pet, Percy can't win in anything, especially eating. The Natives' attempt to resist the invasion is equally doomed.
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Pocahontas / int_2765af58	type	Language Fluency Denial
Pocahontas / int_2765af58	comment	Language Fluency Denial: The Native Americans speak to each other in English, but whenever the Powhatans meet with one of the Englishmen, they speak Powhatan, until some spiritual magic gets involved and bridges the language barrier. However, it's not clear if it's meant to be this trope or if it's meant to be a case of Translation Convention.
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Pocahontas / int_294ed981	type	Bilingual Bonus
Pocahontas / int_294ed981	comment	Bilingual Bonus: Every Indigenous word and sentence in this movie was a real word in the partially lost Powhatan language, although the implied grammar is mostly guessed.
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Pocahontas / int_2ad3eb22	type	You Can Talk?
Pocahontas / int_2ad3eb22	comment	You Can Talk?: John Smith reacts this way when Pocahontas introduces him to Grandmother Willow. He tells her that the tree is talking to him and she suggests that he talk back.
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Pocahontas / int_2bdae2ae	type	Awesome, but Impractical
Pocahontas / int_2bdae2ae	comment	Awesome, but Impractical: The practice of closing one eye to shoot is depicted as this; while it allows the shooter to focus the sights of their gun, it reduces their field of vision. Thomas runs into this problem during the skirmish, so John instructs him to shoot with both eyes open. The next time Thomas fires a gun, he remembers this advice and this time he hits what he tries to shoot; unfortunately he nearly ignites a war by killing Kocoum. Reality Is Unrealistic/Shown Their Work: Keeping both eyes open and focused on your target does boost accuracy in Real Life, though it takes a fair bit practice to get the hang of it.
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Pocahontas / int_2db805c9	type	Face Plant
Pocahontas / int_2db805c9	comment	Face Plant: When Percy chases Meeko after their first encounter, he trips and lands face-first in mud, ruining the bath he just took.
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Pocahontas / int_314afdb	type	In-Universe Factoid Failure
Pocahontas / int_314afdb	comment	In-Universe Factoid Failure: Governor Ratcliffe seems to be under the impression that gold is as common an element in the New World as dirt, to the point where he doesn't even set his men to digging into rock (where one normally finds gold veins). He literally just starts digging at the landing site and expects to find gold immediately. Ironically, the sailors unwittingly lampshade this in "The Virginia Company":
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Pocahontas / int_31a2a33c	type	Stuff Blowing Up
Pocahontas / int_31a2a33c	comment	Stuff Blowing Up: Happens at the end of Ratcliffe's Villain Song.
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Pocahontas / int_373e2b9f	type	Murder the Hypotenuse
Pocahontas / int_373e2b9f	comment	Murder the Hypotenuse: Upon seeing Pocahontas kissing John Smith, Kocoum's first response is to try killing his rival for Pocahontas.
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Pocahontas / int_375d64bd	type	Becoming Part of the Image
Pocahontas / int_375d64bd	comment	Becoming Part of the Image: Ratcliffe does this with a painting of King James during the song "Mine, Mine, Mine". The result is Ratcliffe's face replacing that of King James on the painting. Unlike most other examples, he does it on purpose.
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Pocahontas / int_37ea4a73	type	Not Drawn to Scale
Pocahontas / int_37ea4a73	comment	Not Drawn to Scale: The masts of the settlers' ship tower over the giant hardwoods of Virginia.
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Pocahontas / int_3f13413a	type	Staggered Zoom
Pocahontas / int_3f13413a	comment	Staggered Zoom: Used to zoom in on Ratcliffe at the start of the second half of "Savages".
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Pocahontas / int_3fb5ab75	type	The Eleven O'Clock Number
Pocahontas / int_3fb5ab75	comment	The Eleven O'Clock Number: "Savages" is the final song of the film, happening right before the Pamunkey and the English go to war.
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Pocahontas / int_40cc0c7e	type	Bittersweet Ending
Pocahontas / int_40cc0c7e	comment	Near the end of the movie, John Smith sacrifices himself by throwing himself in front of Chief Powhatan and gets wounded in the process, leading to a Bittersweet Ending instead of the standard Disney happy ending.
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Pocahontas / int_425445af	type	Parents Suck at Matchmaking
Pocahontas / int_425445af	comment	Parents Suck at Matchmaking: Chief Powhatan promises Pocahontas in marriage to his best warrior, Kocoum, although she doesn't like him because he is too stoic. In a scene, the chief decides to call Kocoum to "protect" Pocahontas while she is gathering corn, but it is obviously an excuse to push on her the unwanted fiancÃ©e. She huffs in annoyance.
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Pocahontas / int_42cfbfc6	type	2D Visuals, 3D Effects
Pocahontas / int_42cfbfc6	comment	2D Visuals, 3D Effects: Grandmother Willow's face and some of the canoes are animated with noticeable CG.
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Pocahontas / int_43a831db	type	Epic Tracking Shot
Pocahontas / int_43a831db	comment	Epic Tracking Shot: The first shot of Pocahontas is one of these, zooming in and up to focus on her face as she stands on a clifftop.
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Pocahontas / int_43d612b7	type	Disney Acid Sequence
Pocahontas / int_43d612b7	comment	Disney Acid Sequence: "Colors of the Wind" goes into surreal images to show Pocahontas telling John about the wonders of her homeland.
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Pocahontas / int_47fea76b	type	Butt-Monkey
Pocahontas / int_47fea76b	comment	Due to his double status as Butt-Monkey and being the villain's pet, Percy can't win in anything, especially eating.
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Pocahontas / int_4832a3bb	type	Always Chaotic Evil
Pocahontas / int_4832a3bb	comment	Always Chaotic Evil: The natives' view of the settlers, and the other way around. Bonus points as the Powhatan people view the settlers' use of firearms as Bad Powers, Bad People.
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Pocahontas / int_4956a3f9	type	Map Stabbing
Pocahontas / int_4956a3f9	comment	Map Stabbing: Governor Ratcliffe stabs a map of the New World with his sword just before starting his first musical number ("Mine, mine, mine").
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Pocahontas / int_496569e8	type	Race Against the Clock
Pocahontas / int_496569e8	comment	"Savages" is also chock full of it, from the superimposed images of the settlers and Ratcliffe in the fire and of Pocahontas's face as she rushes to get there to save John and avert the war to the way the smoke from the settlers' and tribesmen's torches rises up to join and form a great thunderhead over the battlefield. There's also the fact that the fire and the moonlight make the settlers' and Natives' skin look red and white, respectively, bringing to mind how they're similar.
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Pocahontas / int_49d59be9	type	Scenery Porn
Pocahontas / int_49d59be9	comment	Scenery Porn: Although highly inaccurate. The animation was so detailed that it took about five years to complete.
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Pocahontas / int_4b39c18	type	Taking the Heat
Pocahontas / int_4b39c18	comment	Taking the Heat: When Kocoum attacks John Smith out of jealousy and rage after witnessing him and Pocahontas kissing, and tries to kill him until Thomas shoots Kocoum dead where this only angers Pocahontas. When they hear the voices of Kocoum's warriors in the distance, John orders Thomas to get out of the area so that he can take the blame of Kocoum's death allowing Thomas to warn the settlers of what has happened.
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Pocahontas / int_4bc2095b	type	One Head Taller
Pocahontas / int_4bc2095b	comment	One Head Taller: Highlighted in the "Colors of the Wind" number. Pocahontas and John Smith send eagles up to the top of a tree, with John Smith's eagle being one head taller than Pocahontas's eagle. This leads into a Match Fade of Pocahontas and John Smith themselves following the trope.
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Pocahontas / int_4de1a4f7	type	Improvised Weapon
Pocahontas / int_4de1a4f7	comment	Improvised Weapon: Meeko turns Flit into this, in order to fight off Percy.
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Pocahontas / int_4f6cf75	type	Mirroring Factions
Pocahontas / int_4f6cf75	comment	Mirroring Factions: The Native Americans Pocahontas comes from and the colonizers John Smith come from are portrayed as much more similar than they should be. A fairly dark example, considering our first view of the natives is their warriors returning from having "defeated the Massowomecks" and the ending only avoided being a massacre because both sides launched their sneak attacks at the same time. Also, the leads were too popular to ignore their wishes. Lampshaded when both of them sing a similar song. In fact, "Savages" can be considered this trope in song form, as much for some of the expressions and animation choices as for the lyrics.
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Pocahontas / int_51e0938e	type	Picture-Perfect Presentation
Pocahontas / int_51e0938e	comment	Picture-Perfect Presentation: The movie starts with a woodcut of London Harbor that transitions to the harbor in-animation, zooming in on the dock where the colonists are boarding and loading their ship. It ends with a shot of Pocahontas on the cliff, watching John Smith's ship heading back to England, transitioning back into a woodcut.
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Pocahontas / int_521aa24a	type	Dramatic Necklace Removal
Pocahontas / int_521aa24a	comment	Dramatic Necklace Removal: A rather disturbing example. Pocahontas' father gives her a necklace at the beginning of the movie during the scene where he talks about her eventual marriage to Kocoum. She's supposed to wear it to her wedding, and it used to belong to her mother. In the scene where Kocoum sees Pocahontas consorting with John Smith and it all hits the fan, Kocoum is fatally shot and dies falling backwards into water. As he goes down, he grabs at Pocahontas' necklace, shattering it into tiny pieces.
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Pocahontas / int_5313c266	type	Bookends
Pocahontas / int_5313c266	comment	Book Ends: Disney goes back to its roots here, opting for more appropriate parchment instead of a storybook. The first shot of the film is a parchment drawing of London harbour. The final shot features a drawing of a cliff in Virginia.
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Pocahontas / int_533d53a0	type	Fantasy Americana
Pocahontas / int_533d53a0	comment	Fantasy Americana: Although this movie leans more towards Magic Realism, this trope is still present. A willow tree contains a wise spirit who gives guidance, and Pocahontas has distinctive shamanic powers. Again, this is working off real traditional Native worldviews and both Irene Bedard (Inuit) and Russell Means (Lakhota) advised on this as a condition of being in the film at all.
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Pocahontas / int_542b8e66	type	Bad Powers, Bad People
Pocahontas / int_542b8e66	comment	Bad Powers, Bad People: Firearms + white people equals evil, according to Kekata.
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Pocahontas / int_56515a39	type	Artistic License â€“ History
Pocahontas / int_56515a39	comment	Artistic License â€“ History: To list every single historical inaccuracy in the movie would take up an entire separate page, as there are very, very few things in the film that are accurate to the real life history of Pocahontasnote among the very few is that John Smith did go on a few month trip back to England due to an injury, albeit it was the result of a powder keg explosion and not getting shot. However, this was done intentionally—the filmmakers did extensive research on the history of Pocahontas and even had full access to historical documents of the history of Jamestown as reference, but they said they were more interested in adapting the legend of Pocahontas than being historically accurate. For one thing, they knowingly made her older.
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Pocahontas / int_56b53152	type	Green Aesop
Pocahontas / int_56b53152	comment	"Colors of the Wind" is a big ballad preaching a Green Aesop — and a good amount of advertising for the film consisted of this song just being shown. It did win the Oscar.
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Pocahontas / int_56dd38a0	type	Leave the Two Lovebirds Alone
Pocahontas / int_56dd38a0	comment	Leave the Two Lovebirds Alone: Surprisingly, Meeko of all people pulls one off by stopping Flit from interfering with the protagonists' relationship.
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Pocahontas / int_59619fac	type	Head Crushing
Pocahontas / int_59619fac	comment	Head Crushing: Pocahontas narrowly averts the execution of John Smith by her father as a penalty for killing Kokoum. Chief Powhatan is poised to crush Smith's head with a large club when his daughter intervenes.
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Pocahontas / int_5d397b9c	type	The Mountains of Illinois
Pocahontas / int_5d397b9c	comment	The Mountains of Illinois: Either the filmmakers didn't do the research on the Tidewater/Coastal Plains region of Virginia, where the movie takes place, or they did, but didn't care. Because, like the name "Coastal Plains" implies, the area doesn't have any mountains or cliffs.
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Pocahontas / int_5d753b19	type	The Smurfette Principle
Pocahontas / int_5d753b19	comment	The Smurfette Principle: Does better averting this than other Disney Renaissance movies. In addition to the main heroine, there are two female supporting characters with big influences on the plot. Grandmother Willow is the Mentor while Pocahontas's friend Nakoma ends up an Unwitting Instigator of Doom.
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Pocahontas / int_5dca2bb	type	Kill on Sight
Pocahontas / int_5dca2bb	comment	Kill on Sight: Governor Ratcliffe declares that "anyone who doesn't shoot an Indian on sight shall be charged with treason and hanged!"
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Pocahontas / int_613ecc2d	type	Riding into the Sunset
Pocahontas / int_613ecc2d	comment	Riding into the Sunset: The last scene has John being taken back to England on the ship with Pocahontas looking on from a clifftop.
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Pocahontas / int_62fd5552	type	Bavarian Fire Drill
Pocahontas / int_62fd5552	comment	Bavarian Fire Drill: Ratcliffe waging war against the Powhatans. Sure, Smith was in very real mortal peril (although there was no way Pocahontas was going to let him die), but Ratcliffe actually didn't give a rat's ass about Smith's life. In fact, he wanted to rid himself of Smith. Also, he ordered for anyone who wouldn't shoot a native at sight to be hanged for treason. So by his own laws, Smith would have to be considered a bloody traitor.
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Pocahontas / int_64f3ea6e	type	Disneyfication
Pocahontas / int_64f3ea6e	comment	Disneyfication: The film shredded everything we know about the historical Pocahontas. For one thing, she was between 10 and 12 years old when she first met John Smith, making a romantic relationship unlikely at best. She and Kocoum were already married, not just engaged. Her father had fifty wives and many children. She was taken to Jamestown as a hostage and married before her trip to London, and no armada was threatening to annihilate her people. John Smith was not a Prince Charming type, but in fact an unattractive, short man with a giant woolly beard. The only bit they got right was her saving Smith from execution, and even that is considered by some historians to be the enactment of a ritual (and thus Smith wasn't in any real danger). Still other historians suspect Smith of making up the entire story, since it doesn't appear until he wrote his memoirs, four years after her ''death''. And she didn't actually marry John Smith. She married John Rolfe. In real life, John Smith was more of a father-type figure to her than a love interest.
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Pocahontas / int_6595b784	type	Animal Reaction Shot
Pocahontas / int_6595b784	comment	Animal Reaction Shot: After the magic of the Virginia woods eliminates the language barrier between John Smith and Pocahontas, Meeko and Flit both share a Jaw Drop and a stunned exchange of looks.
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Pocahontas / int_661d7909	type	Maligned Mixed Marriage
Pocahontas / int_661d7909	comment	Maligned Mixed Marriage: While not a marriage, John and Pocahontas's relationship is not accepted at first because they are of different races, who hate each other.
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Pocahontas / int_663f35c0	type	Only One Name
Pocahontas / int_663f35c0	comment	Only One Name: Basically every character except John. Every other character is referred to either by only their first name (such as Pocahontas, Thomas, Ben, and Lon) or their surname (such as Ratcliffe or Wiggins).
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Pocahontas / int_6a696742	type	The Power of Love
Pocahontas / int_6a696742	comment	The Power of Love: Not the typical magical effect it usually has in Disney movies, but saving both a lover and a people from extermination is not to be sneezed at. It could be that the power of love helped Pocahontas and John Smith overcome the language barrier in about five seconds. Supposedly, the pink and purple leaves swirling about were her mom's spirit/symbolic of the power of love. This seems so powerful that it lets Nakoma understand English too.
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Pocahontas / int_6bd689ca	type	Meaningful Echo
Pocahontas / int_6bd689ca	comment	Meaningful Echo: Not quite direct, but possibly intentional. When John rescues Thomas at the beginning, he says to the rest of the men, "Of course, any of you would do the same for me." When John is taken prisoner, Thomas says they have to rescue him as "he'd do the same for any of us."
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Pocahontas / int_71152dd	type	One Dialogue, Two Conversations
Pocahontas / int_71152dd	comment	One Dialogue, Two Conversations: The end of "Savages (Reprise)". Pocahontas actually adds on to this with her Big "NO!" just afterward; although she shouts in protest, in stopping the battle between her tribe and the Jamestown settlers, she answers her own question.
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Pocahontas / int_723be11b	type	Villain Has a Point
Pocahontas / int_723be11b	comment	Villain Has a Point: Ratcliffe was too stubborn to listen to reason when John said that there is no gold and saying the land is theirs. Even if Ratcliffe was argumentative & prejudiced toward the Native Americans and believed that Natives were only pretending to be friends with John Smith, he was correct to not trust Kocoum who attacked John Smith out of jealously for Pocahontas' love for him which ultimately led to John's capture and his near execution by Powhatan. His execution cancelled when Pocahontas reminded him of the path of hatred nearly causing a war but still.
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Pocahontas / int_79eb1e2e	type	Neutral Female
Pocahontas / int_79eb1e2e	comment	Neutral Female: Pocahontas tries in vain to avert this during the fight between John Smith and Kocoum.
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Pocahontas / int_7a1856ba	type	I Reject Your Reality
Pocahontas / int_7a1856ba	comment	I Reject Your Reality: Radcliffe stubbornly refuses to believe Smithâ€™s claims that the Indians are friendly and that there is no gold in the new world, thinking that Smith has gone delusional. Ironically, Radcliffe is the delusional one. The same could be said for the excuses to all of his other actions.
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Pocahontas / int_7abd339f	type	Black-and-White Morality
Pocahontas / int_7abd339f	comment	Black-and-White Morality: Played straight at the extremes: Pocahontas is good, John develops into good, Ratcliffe is bad. Every single other character is some tint of grey.
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Pocahontas / int_7b14acfb	type	Revealing Reflection
Pocahontas / int_7b14acfb	comment	Revealing Reflection: While John Smith is exploring Virginia, Pocahontas follows him out of curiosity, keeping out of sight. When he stops by a waterfall to get a drink, he notices her reflection and casually gets up then to ready an ambush.
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Pocahontas / int_7b6e47a5	type	Armor-Piercing Question
Pocahontas / int_7b6e47a5	comment	Armor-Piercing Question: When Pocahontas stops her father from executing John Smith, she tells him that the path of hatred has brought them to armed conflict with the settlers and asks what his path will be. It causes Powhatan to order his men to stand down and release John.
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Pocahontas / int_7c0bfb83	type	Obviously Evil
Pocahontas / int_7c0bfb83	comment	Before the opening title even comes on, we see a rat boarding the ship at the same time as Ratcliffe, just in case you couldn't already tell he was evil by the way he dressed and acted.
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Pocahontas / int_7d89315b	type	"The Reason You Suck" Speech
Pocahontas / int_7d89315b	comment	"The Reason You Suck" Speech: If you take away the romantic images accompanying it and look purely at the lyrics, "Colors of the Wind" is this in song. Pocahontas also delivers one when saving John Smith from execution. It doubles as Calling the Old Man Out. Ratcliffe delivers a rather harsh one to Thomas.
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Pocahontas / int_7e74d66f	type	Politically Correct History
Pocahontas / int_7e74d66f	comment	Politically Correct History: The film airbrushes out the darker, more heinous elements of the conflict between the colonists and the Native Americans.
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Pocahontas / int_7f8ec449	type	Bold Explorer
Pocahontas / int_7f8ec449	comment	Also, John's "I've been through worse scrapes/suffered worse wounds than this... can't think of any at the moment, but..."
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Pocahontas / int_7fbb2a3	type	Nice Job Breaking It, Hero!
Pocahontas / int_7fbb2a3	comment	Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: Thomas shoots Kocoum, which leads to the Indians capturing John and planning to execute him the next morning. Thomas tells the settlers and Ratcliffe decides to attack.
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Pocahontas / int_7febc23b	type	Establishing Character Moment
Pocahontas / int_7febc23b	comment	Ratcliffe pumps up the crew's morale incredibly easily after the storm, which paves the way for how easily he turns them into bloodthirsty racists at the climax.
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Pocahontas / int_8145e321	type	Dawn Attack
Pocahontas / int_8145e321	comment	Dawn Attack: After Thomas kills Kocoum and the Powhatans capture John Smith, Chief Powhatan and Governor Ratcliffe each announce plans to attack their opposition at sunrise.
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Pocahontas / int_816c63d4	type	Dramatic Wind
Pocahontas / int_816c63d4	comment	Aside from much of the imagery during "Colors of the Wind", the Dramatic Wind, and especially the Ripping Off the String of Pearls, there's the scene where Grandmother Willow tries to convince John to go with Pocahontas to meet with her father by showing him how ripples can spread, "but someone has to start them."
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Pocahontas / int_82ff8b68	type	Artistic License â€“ Animal Care
Pocahontas / int_82ff8b68	comment	Artistic License â€“ Animal Care: Let's just say that if weren't for cartoon logic, Percy would be pretty worse off from eating cherries since they contain cyanide, which is toxic and fatal to dogs if consumed in large enough amounts.
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Pocahontas / int_8338de89	type	"I Want" Song
Pocahontas / int_8338de89	comment	"I Want" Song: "Just Around the Riverbend" for Pocahontas. She doesn't seem to know what she wants, except the feeling of not knowing what's coming; something she won't have if she marries Kocoum. "Mine, Mine, Mine" combines this with a Villain Song for Ratcliffe, serving as a counterpoint to John Smith's purer intentions. Just to make things odd, Ratcliffe seems to be saying he'll take everything they dig up for himself, but the men of the company find the song inspiring, since they seem to understand "mine!" as a command.
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Pocahontas / int_84de5c29	type	Inexplicable Language Fluency
Pocahontas / int_84de5c29	comment	Inexplicable Language Fluency: English explorer John Smith meets the alluring Pocahontas of the Powhatan tribe. Smith doesn't know her language, nor she his. That is, until Pocahontas takes a breath of magic wind. Suddenly, her English is better than his.
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Pocahontas / int_85557b38	type	Reality Is Unrealistic
Pocahontas / int_85557b38	comment	Reality Is Unrealistic/Shown Their Work: Keeping both eyes open and focused on your target does boost accuracy in Real Life, though it takes a fair bit practice to get the hang of it.
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Pocahontas / int_863fa679	type	What Happened to the Mouse?
Pocahontas / int_863fa679	comment	What Happened to the Mouse?: Poor Namontack took a shot to the leg and the last we see him he's still writhing over his wound. Given his tribe's unfamiliarity with gunshot wounds, the odds of his recovery are slim.
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Pocahontas / int_8b568cb7	type	Posthumous Character
Pocahontas / int_8b568cb7	comment	Posthumous Character: Pocahontas's mother. Filmmakers originally wanted to include her, as they were getting sick of Disney Princesses having Missing Moms, but their research showed that the real Pocahontas was unlikely to have known her mother. There was a planned scene where the mother's spirit would give her advice, but it was scrapped because The Lion King (1994) was using a similar idea.
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Pocahontas / int_8b67aba7	type	Cerebus Retcon
Pocahontas / int_8b67aba7	comment	Cerebus Retcon: Early in the film, Thomas makes a joke that if any Indian gets in his way, "I'll blast him". Later on he fatally shoots Kocoum, which nearly gets John executed and starts a war.
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Pocahontas / int_8d0785d5	type	Didn't Think This Through
Pocahontas / int_8d0785d5	comment	Didn't Think This Through: Apparently, killing a man as a part of shooting him never occurred to Thomas.
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Pocahontas / int_8ebaf445	type	If I Were a Rich Man
Pocahontas / int_8ebaf445	comment	If I Were a Rich Man: Combined with I Just Want to Be Special. Ratcliffe's Villain Song implausibly denies he's bitter, but he'd love to see his rich rivals squirm once he gets back home.
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Pocahontas / int_904bf4e	type	Wasn't That Fun?
Pocahontas / int_904bf4e	comment	Wasn't That Fun?: John comments "That was refreshing!" after leaping overboard to rescue Thomas.
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Pocahontas / int_90839b9d	type	Ripping Off the String of Pearls
Pocahontas / int_90839b9d	comment	Ripping Off the String of Pearls: As Kokoum is shot, he grasps at Pocahontas' necklace (which belonged to her mother) and it breaks off and falls to the floor in pieces, signifying how the shooting breaks relationships between the two sides and brings them to the brink of war. It gets fixed at the very end, though.
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Pocahontas / int_909a8f76	type	Victorious Chorus
Pocahontas / int_909a8f76	comment	Victorious Chorus: The finale track "Farewell" features one of the more epic versions in the canon—but played with, as the movie's Bittersweet Ending makes it more heart-wrenching than celebratory.
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Pocahontas / int_916c72b3	type	Rule of Symbolism
Pocahontas / int_916c72b3	comment	Rule of Symbolism: Aside from much of the imagery during "Colors of the Wind", the Dramatic Wind, and especially the Ripping Off the String of Pearls, there's the scene where Grandmother Willow tries to convince John to go with Pocahontas to meet with her father by showing him how ripples can spread, "but someone has to start them." "Savages" is also chock full of it, from the superimposed images of the settlers and Ratcliffe in the fire and of Pocahontas's face as she rushes to get there to save John and avert the war to the way the smoke from the settlers' and tribesmen's torches rises up to join and form a great thunderhead over the battlefield. There's also the fact that the fire and the moonlight make the settlers' and Natives' skin look red and white, respectively, bringing to mind how they're similar. And then there's an invoked example where, on the fly, John points out that Percy and Meeko's scuffle as an allegory about how their people are inevitably bound to wage war with each other.
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Pocahontas / int_9438e550	type	The Big Damn Kiss
Pocahontas / int_9438e550	comment	The Big Damn Kiss: Several for Pocahontas and John. Most iconically, their first kiss next to Grandmother Willow, but the very last one could also count.
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Pocahontas / int_967fb42a	type	Prolonged Prologue
Pocahontas / int_967fb42a	comment	Prolonged Prologue: About 6-7 minutes pass until the title and opening credits are shown.
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Pocahontas / int_97994086	type	Language of Love
Pocahontas / int_97994086	comment	Language of Love: Sort of. Pocahontas instantly becomes fluent in English as a result of "listening with her heart".
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Pocahontas / int_99ddfcec	type	Unwitting Instigator of Doom
Pocahontas / int_99ddfcec	comment	Unwitting Instigator of Doom: Two characters on opposite sides, Nakoma and Thomas, end up triggering the last third of the plot when their actions with good intentions backfired in the worst ways as possible. Nakoma, fearing for Pocahontas' safety, tells Kocoum about Pocahontas going off to meet John Smith in the woods. She was hoping Kocoum would stop Pocahontas from fraternizing with John Smith and the settlers, but she didn't expect Kocoum to witness Pocahontas and John kissing where this causes him to try and kill John in a blind rage before he gets fatally shot by Thomas, leading to the near genocide of both sides. Although she wasn't called out on her actions by Pocahontas, who was harshly blamed by her father for Kocoum's death, Nakoma is horrified of what has happened due to her actions and does her best to make it up to her friend. Thomas, who was sent by Ratcliffe to follow John Smith as he wants to know where he is sneaking off to, only shot Kocoum to save John, but this prompts John to willingly take the blame of Kocoum's death to protect Thomas, leading to Kocoum's warriors capturing John and take him to the village where Chief Powhatan plans to execute him at dawn. When Thomas rushes back to Jamestown to inform the settlers that the natives have taken John prisoner, Ratcliffe, still wanting his opportunity to find the gold, decides to rally his settlers to attack the natives in an all out war, not simply rescuing John. As Ratcliffe and the settlers eagerly armor up for battle, Thomas can only stare at his musket in horror over his own actions.
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Pocahontas / int_9d12bbc1	type	Foreshadowing
Pocahontas / int_9d12bbc1	comment	Foreshadowing: Before the opening title even comes on, we see a rat boarding the ship at the same time as Ratcliffe, just in case you couldn't already tell he was evil by the way he dressed and acted. Ratcliffe pumps up the crew's morale incredibly easily after the storm, which paves the way for how easily he turns them into bloodthirsty racists at the climax. As Kekata is treating Namantek's gunshot wound, he says "this wound is strange to me". This foreshadows that John Smith's only hope to survive his own shot wound is to sail back to England.
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Pocahontas / int_a070f751	type	Canine Confusion
Pocahontas / int_a070f751	comment	Canine Confusion: At one point, Percy enjoys cherries while he's taking a bath. In real life, dogs should not eat cherries because their pits, leaves and stems have cyanide in them, which is poisonous and dangerous. Cherry pits can also get stuck in a dog's intestinal tract.
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Pocahontas / int_a12a5322	type	That Old-Time Prescription
Pocahontas / int_a12a5322	comment	That Old-Time Prescription: Pocahontas gives John Smith willow bark for the pain after he is shot in the side.
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Pocahontas / int_a1b141f4	type	My God, What Have I Done?
Pocahontas / int_a1b141f4	comment	My God, What Have I Done?: When Thomas informs the colony that they've taken John prisoner and the men gear up for war, not simply a rescue mission, his face throughout "Savages" pretty much says it all.
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Pocahontas / int_a3eae597	type	Award-Bait Song
Pocahontas / int_a3eae597	comment	Award-Bait Song: "Colors of the Wind" is a big ballad preaching a Green Aesop — and a good amount of advertising for the film consisted of this song just being shown. It did win the Oscar. "If I Never Knew You", a big love duet that received a cover by Jon Secada and Shanice for the end credits. It ended up cut from the theatrical release, as during test screenings with child audiences, their attention "seemed to wander from the film" during the sequence (it was set during Pocahontas' conversation with John Smith while he was being held prisoner before his scheduled execution the next day). The Mel Gibson/Judy Kuhn version is available on the 10th anniversary DVD.
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Pocahontas / int_a4905771	type	Double-Meaning Title
Pocahontas / int_a4905771	comment	Double-Meaning Title: The title of the Villain Song, "Mine, Mine, Mine" uses "mine" as both the pronoun and the verb; it's both about Ratcliffe's desire to make the New World his own, and about literally ordering his men to dig for gold.
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Pocahontas / int_a6b0f632	type	Instant Marksman: Just Squeeze Trigger!
Pocahontas / int_a6b0f632	comment	Instant Marksman: Just Squeeze Trigger!: John Smith gives the inexperienced Thomas advice on how to handle his gun, including a gentle reminder to "keep both eyes open". This becomes an Ironic Echo when Thomas shoots Kocoum.
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Pocahontas / int_a7acd9aa	type	ChekhovsLecture
Pocahontas / int_a7acd9aa	comment	Chekhov's Lecture: John Smith tells Thomas to keep "Both eyes open" while shooting to shoot straight. Thomas whispers that advice while taking aim at Kocoum.
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Pocahontas / int_a86b13a9	type	Drums of War
Pocahontas / int_a86b13a9	comment	Drums of War: The song "Savages" has both the Powhatans and the English colonists beating their respective drums as they go to war. The song's lyrics include the line "now we sound the drums of war".
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Pocahontas / int_ab729e43	type	Disappointed in You
Pocahontas / int_ab729e43	comment	Disappointed in You: "Because of your foolishness, Kocoum is dead!"
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Pocahontas / int_ab9311f0	type	Closer to Earth
Pocahontas / int_ab9311f0	comment	Closer to Earth: The Powhatan are depicted this way when compared to the settlers. They wage battles, but overall they are more In Harmony with Nature and are not taking from others. Ostensibly, like their real life counterparts, the first battle is a result of conflict — they are not expansionists or conquerors. At no point are they depriving others of basic necessities or destroying natural resources in pursuit of a (highly valued but) practically useless mineral. Wahunsenacah says he would seek peace if the settlers would talk and listen, but anytime the natives go near their camp, even just to look, they get shot at. Meanwhile Ratcliffe has no grayness, shoots first and never asks questions, and will never negotiate.
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Pocahontas / int_abdc0b3f	type	Held Gaze
Pocahontas / int_abdc0b3f	comment	Held Gaze: Pocahontas and John Smith share the romantic variant of the trope when they first meet and Smith lowers his gun in awe of her beauty as Pocahontas gazes into his eyes curiously.
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Pocahontas / int_acedb8f5	type	Oscar Bait
Pocahontas / int_acedb8f5	comment	Oscar Bait: Disney hoped Pocahontas would score a Best Picture nomination like Beauty and the Beast, hence the (by Disney standards) "serious" tone. It didn't take and, while the film got two Oscars for its music, Disney never lobbied to get a Best Picture nomination again.
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Pocahontas / int_ad1db87c	type	Oh, Crap!
Pocahontas / int_ad1db87c	comment	Oh, Crap!: The look on Ratcliffe's face when Smith takes the bullet for Powhatan. Not from any actual remorse, but when your casus belli was to avenge the settlers' admired captain and you wind up shooting him yourself...
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Pocahontas / int_aedf28fe	type	Falling-in-Love Montage
Pocahontas / int_aedf28fe	comment	Falling-in-Love Montage: "Colors of the Wind" starts off as a "Reason You Suck" Speech in song form, before becoming this.
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Pocahontas / int_b5049d76	type	Added Alliterative Appeal
Pocahontas / int_b5049d76	comment	Added Alliterative Appeal: The opening song mentions "glory, God, and gold" as the settlers' motivation.
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Pocahontas / int_b901ef97	type	Forgotten Fallen Friend
Pocahontas / int_b901ef97	comment	Forgotten Fallen Friend: The death of Kocoum has very little effect on most of the characters. While the heroine is seen mourning shortly after the event, it's not because of his death but because of Smith's impending execution. Thomas shows little emotion over just having killed someone, and Chief Powhatan, who had thought especially highly of Kocoum, does not seem too concerned about finding the real murderer after Smith is let go. The only character who really shows any substantial emotion about this death is Percy. Can be justified as the movie doesn't really have time to explore everyone's feelings about the loss of Kocoum, especially in light of John's impending execution and preparations of war between the settlers and Powhatan's tribe.
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Pocahontas / int_bf6a33a7	type	The Native Rival
Pocahontas / int_bf6a33a7	comment	The Native Rival: Kocoum, mainly because he's annoyed at John Smith for getting romantically involved with his intended bride. He ends up getting killed by Thomas (John Smith's friend) while trying to murder Smith.
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Pocahontas / int_c06102d7	type	Equippable Ally
Pocahontas / int_c06102d7	comment	Equippable Ally: Meeko holds and swings Flit around like a sword against Percy, but doesn't actually make any contact.
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Pocahontas / int_c2cedc1c	type	Big "NO!"
Pocahontas / int_c2cedc1c	comment	Big "NO!": Pocahontas just as her father is about to kill John in the climax. Shortly afterwards, John does one as he notices Ratcliffe aiming his musket at Powhatan. He promptly shoves the chief out of the way, taking the bullet instead.
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Pocahontas / int_c3d6c819	type	Counterpoint Duet
Pocahontas / int_c3d6c819	comment	Counterpoint Duet: More like Counterpoint Trio with Chorus — "Savages (Part 2)" has the settlers vs. Pocahontas' tribe vs. Pocahontas, herself.
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Pocahontas / int_c4db6423	type	Yank the Dog's Chain
Pocahontas / int_c4db6423	comment	Yank the Dog's Chain: Percy is quite frequently given the opportunity to enjoy various foods and treats. Unfortunately, Meeko steals them from him every single time. He can't catch a break.
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Pocahontas / int_c83751cb	type	Description Cut
Pocahontas / int_c83751cb	comment	Description Cut: Immediately after Powhatan expresses his hopes that the settlers will leave, Governor Ratcliffe christens Jamestown.
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Pocahontas / int_cb0743c0	type	Lame Pun Reaction
Pocahontas / int_cb0743c0	comment	Lame Pun Reaction: When Grandmother Willow comments that "My bark is worse than my bite", the owls give an exasperated glance at each other.
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Pocahontas / int_cf92fea8	type	Cassandra Truth
Pocahontas / int_cf92fea8	comment	Cassandra Truth: "But there is no gold!"
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Pocahontas / int_d34cbda2	type	Implausible Deniability
Pocahontas / int_d34cbda2	comment	Implausible Deniability: Ratcliffe denies to himself that there is no gold, just to reassure himself he won't have to return to England having failed his last assignment.
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Pocahontas / int_d39e327f	type	What the Hell, Hero?
Pocahontas / int_d39e327f	comment	What the Hell, Hero?: Pocahontas calls Chief Powhatan out on his actions in her speech.
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Pocahontas / int_d73309d5	type	Technicolor Wind
Pocahontas / int_d73309d5	comment	Technicolor Wind: Alluded to in the song "Colors of the Wind", where Pocahontas sings about being able to paint with all the winds' colors as a metaphor for being In Harmony with Nature. Beautifully visualized in this shot◊, where she transforms out of the wind.
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Pocahontas / int_d83f3588	type	Depending on the Artist
Pocahontas / int_d83f3588	comment	Depending on the Artist, the British flags of the settlers either do or don't include the red diagonal cross representing Northern Ireland, which would not be added to the flag until 1801.
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Pocahontas / int_d9cf40fa	type	Screw This, I'm Outta Here
Pocahontas / int_d9cf40fa	comment	Screw This, I'm Outta Here: Ben and Lon when Grandmother Willow give them a taste of When Trees Attack. "He's a big lad! He can take care of himself!"
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Pocahontas / int_de0406f6	type	Soup of Poverty
Pocahontas / int_de0406f6	comment	Soup of Poverty: Discussed. When John Smith is trying to convince the settlers that they can benefit from cooperating with the Native Americans instead of fighting them, he shows them an ear of corn. He comments that itâ€™s â€œbetter than hardtack and gruel.â€�
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Pocahontas / int_e11b003d	type	Translation Convention
Pocahontas / int_e11b003d	comment	Translation Convention: The Native Americans' spoken dialogue are portrayed to the audience as being spoken in English. Whenever the Powhatans meet with one of the Englishmen, they speak Powhatan, until some spiritual magic gets involved and bridges the language barrier. However, it's not clear if it's meant to be this trope or if it's meant to be a case of Language Fluency Denial, with the Native Americans hiding their ability to speak and understand English for their safety and Grandma Willow merely letting Pocahontas know that John Smith posed no threat.
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Pocahontas / int_e46f71c3	type	Hollywood Costuming
Pocahontas / int_e46f71c3	comment	Hollywood Costuming: Pocahontas wears what basically looks like a deerskin mini-dress with flares, has shockingly few tattoos for the daughter of a tribal chief, and her necklace is made of turquoise, which would not have been available in the Virginia Tidewater area; John Smith's hairdo wouldn't look out of place on a 90s boyband member. That said, Powhatan's deerskin cloak is a pretty close recreation of what the actual historical figure wore.
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Pocahontas / int_e4b69188	type	Very Loosely Based on a True Story
Pocahontas / int_e4b69188	comment	Very Loosely Based on a True Story: As mentioned earlier, the movie is based on the legend of Pocahontas rather than what actually happened.
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Pocahontas / int_e52a0409	type	Calling the Old Man Out
Pocahontas / int_e52a0409	comment	Pocahontas also delivers one when saving John Smith from execution. It doubles as Calling the Old Man Out.
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Pocahontas / int_e596f27b	type	Star-Crossed Lovers
Pocahontas / int_e596f27b	comment	Star-Crossed Lovers: John is part of an invading crew of settlers, Pocahontas is The Chief's Daughter. They're the first Disney couple who don't end up together. The story was even created to be Romeo and Juliet in 17th Century Virginia. Even when they're reunited in the sequel they still don't end up together.
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Pocahontas / int_e6ab61d	type	Magic Realism
Pocahontas / int_e6ab61d	comment	Magic Realism: The film is given a serious realistic feel and actual date of when it takes place (1607), but it also has a talking willow tree and magical wind to represent the spirits of the earth. Pocahontas also has certain powers, like being able to jump from a high cliff, an unusually close connection to animals and the ability to learn English via listening with her heart. Aside from the Translator Microbes, the writer really were attempting to include sacred traditions.
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Pocahontas / int_e8e3807	type	Aside Glance
Pocahontas / int_e8e3807	comment	Aside Glance: Two woodland critters give each other a bored one after Grandmother Willow makes a Pun.
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Pocahontas / int_e9f517e1	type	Artistic License â€“ Geography
Pocahontas / int_e9f517e1	comment	Artistic License â€“ Geography: This story is set in coastal Virginia, but there are mountains, waterfalls and thick pine forests. While there are certainly mountains in Virginia, they're hundreds of miles away from the coast... which is quite flat and swampy.
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Pocahontas / int_ed05cfee	type	NaÃ¯ve Newcomer
Pocahontas / int_ed05cfee	comment	NaÃ¯ve Newcomer: By a very loose interpretation of this trope, all of the English colonists qualify. They were greatly misinformed or uninformed about the realities of the New World.
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Pocahontas / int_ed503b22	type	Match Cut
Pocahontas / int_ed503b22	comment	Match Cut: During the "Savages" sequence, there's a juxtaposed shot of the natives beating war drums with the settlers beating their own war drums, clearly intended to show that the two groups are the same.
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Pocahontas / int_ee7a60e9	type	One-Steve Limit
Pocahontas / int_ee7a60e9	comment	One-Steve Limit: Ratcliffe's first name was John too, but he's only ever called by his last. Possibly to distinguish him from John Smith.
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Pocahontas / int_ee7a60e9	featureConfidence	1.0
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Pocahontas / int_f005700f	type	Conspicuous Consumption
Pocahontas / int_f005700f	comment	Conspicuous Consumption: Ratcliffe envisions himself wearing a suit of armor made of solid gold, beset with gemstones.
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Pocahontas / int_f005700f	featureConfidence	1.0
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Pocahontas / int_f068cba	type	Oddball in the Series
Pocahontas / int_f068cba	comment	Oddball in the Series: The film has a Bittersweet Ending, unlike the rest of the Disney animated canon, which almost all end euphorically (the exceptions being The Fox and the Hound and The Princess and the Frog).
Pocahontas / int_f068cba	featureApplicability	1.0
Pocahontas / int_f068cba	featureConfidence	1.0
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Pocahontas / int_f360fc33	type	Dumbass Has a Point
Pocahontas / int_f360fc33	comment	Dumbass Has a Point: Wiggins hits the nail on the head for why the Native Americans attacked the Englishmen while they were digging for their gold. This astonishingly accurate assumption is ignored because Ratcliffe thinks that the Indians are hoarding the gold for themselves and don't want the English to take it. Ironically, the Native Americans weren't even attacking — Chief Powhatan's command was to observe them, not engage.
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Pocahontas / int_f360fc33	featureConfidence	1.0
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Pocahontas / int_f5e59782	type	A Real Man Is a Killer
Pocahontas / int_f5e59782	comment	A Real Man Is a Killer: Ratcliffe tells Thomas that "a man's not a man unless he knows how to shoot".
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Pocahontas / int_f5e59782	featureConfidence	1.0
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Pocahontas / int_f64a9cf7	type	Earn Your Happy Ending
Pocahontas / int_f64a9cf7	comment	Earn Your Happy Ending: Pocahontas is the only one who can prevent the plot from going into a bloody massacre.
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Pocahontas / int_f64a9cf7	featureConfidence	1.0
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Pocahontas / int_f97b5d33	type	Shoo Out the Clowns
Pocahontas / int_f97b5d33	comment	Shoo Out the Clowns: Wiggins is briefly seen securing Ratcliffe's armor during the beginning notes of "Savages", before disappearing and only reappearing in the final scene to comment on Ratcliffe's betrayal.
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Pocahontas / int_f97b5d33	featureConfidence	1.0
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Pocahontas / int_f99c9332	type	Winds Are Ghosts
Pocahontas / int_f99c9332	comment	Winds Are Ghosts: It's heavily implied that the wind blowing leaves represents Pocahontas's dead mother.
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Pocahontas / int_f99c9332	featureConfidence	1.0
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Pocahontas / int_f9f2c33	type	Running Gag
Pocahontas / int_f9f2c33	comment	Running Gag: Meeko's hunger and Percy suffering for it. Also, John's "I've been through worse scrapes/suffered worse wounds than this... can't think of any at the moment, but..."
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Pocahontas / int_f9f2c33	featureConfidence	1.0
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Pocahontas / int_fc225bec	type	Artistic License – Physics
Pocahontas / int_fc225bec	comment	Artistic License â€“ Physics: John Smith's matchlock rifle is somehow still lit after he jumps through a waterfall. A match cord can be hard to light or keep lit if it's just damp, so even approaching a strong waterfall would probably be a bad idea. Pocahontas and Meeko safely diving hundreds of feet through the air and landing gently into water, which would've been as safe as jumping off a cliff onto solid concrete in real life. With Pocahontas, it's implied that it's something magical protecting her that ensures she dives safely, whereas Meeko survives because it's funnier that way.note Cliff diving, of course, is a real and extremely dangerous sport even when done properly; Pocahontas is actually depicted assuming the correct position before hitting the water, and as having someone else close by when she does it.
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Pocahontas / int_fc225bec	featureConfidence	1.0
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Pocahontas / int_fd16495f	type	Answer Cut
Pocahontas / int_fd16495f	comment	Answer Cut: There's an interesting take on this in the opening sequence.
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Pocahontas / int_fd16495f	featureConfidence	1.0
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Pocahontas / int_ff7f34c5	type	Pet the Dog
Pocahontas / int_ff7f34c5	comment	Pet the Dog: When Kocoum is shot dead by Thomas, Meeko comforts Percy. Very small one, but during the "Savages" song, when he and the settlers rush up to "save" John Smith, Ratcliffe's expression of horror does appear to be sincere.
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Pocahontas / int_ff7f34c5	featureConfidence	1.0
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Pocahontas / int_ffad4e9f	type	Shown Their Work
Pocahontas / int_ffad4e9f	comment	Shown Their Work: Flit's personality. Male hummingbirds are actually incredibly belligerent and territorial, to the point where some species have evolved beaks that they basically use as swords to duel with other hummingbirds at a food source. John's reaction to Meeko, calling him "a strange-looking fellow." Raccoons aren't native to the Old World; of course he's never seen one before! Their closest Old-World relatives are the mustelids, i.e. weasels, badgers, and the like.
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Pocahontas	hasFeature	A Million Is a Statistic / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	A Real Man Is a Killer / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	A Tragedy of Impulsiveness / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	A Wizard Did It / int_48ed41c8
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Pocahontas	hasFeature	Adaptational Modesty / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	All Animals Are Domesticated / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	All-Loving Hero / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Aloof Dark-Haired Girl / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Aluminum Christmas Trees / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Always with You / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Ambiguous Situation / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Ambiguously Brown / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Anachronistic Animal / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Analogy Backfire / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Angry Mob Song / int_48ed41c8
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Pocahontas	hasFeature	Animal Metaphor / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Animal Reaction Shot / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Animated Musical / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Antagonistic Governor / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Arranged Marriage / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Artistic License â€“ Animal Care / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Artistic License â€“ History / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Award-Bait Song / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Badass Family / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Badass Pacifist / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Based on a Great Big Lie / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Beard of Evil / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Beauty Equals Goodness / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Because You Were Nice to Me / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Becoming Part of the Image / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Big Heroic Run / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Bloodless Carnage / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Bold Explorer / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	But Now I Must Go / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Canine Confusion / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Cartoony Tail / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Cast the Runner-Up / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Chirping Crickets / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Claiming Via Flag / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Color-Coded Characters / int_48ed41c8
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Pocahontas	hasFeature	Contrast Montage / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Counterpoint Duet / int_48ed41c8
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Pocahontas	hasFeature	Crossover Ship / int_48ed41c8
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Pocahontas	hasFeature	Description Cut / int_48ed41c8
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Pocahontas	hasFeature	Disney Acid Sequence / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Disney Dog Fight / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Disposable FiancÃ© / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Distant Duet / int_48ed41c8
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Pocahontas	hasFeature	Don't Shoot the Message / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Dramatic Necklace Removal / int_48ed41c8
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Pocahontas	hasFeature	Drums of War / int_48ed41c8
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Pocahontas	hasFeature	Dumbass Has a Point / int_48ed41c8
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Pocahontas	hasFeature	Edible Treasure / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Empathy Pet / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Ending Theme / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Equippable Ally / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Esoteric Happy Ending / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Ethereal Choir / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Even the Loving Hero Has Hated Ones / int_48ed41c8
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Pocahontas	hasFeature	Evil Is Petty / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Facial Profiling / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Failure Is the Only Option / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Fair for Its Day / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Fake Brit / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Fake Nationality / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Fan-Preferred Cut Content / int_48ed41c8
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Pocahontas	hasFeature	Feelies / int_48ed41c8
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Pocahontas	hasFeature	Fictionalized Death Account / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Films of 1995â€“1999 / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Flaying Alive / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Focus Group Ending / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Fountain of Youth / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Friend to All Living Things / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	General Ripper / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Genius Bonus / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Get-Rich-Quick Scheme / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Glad He's On Our Side / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Go Through Me / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Gold Fever / int_48ed41c8
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Pocahontas	hasFeature	Hand Gagging / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Head Crushing / int_48ed41c8
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Pocahontas	hasFeature	Heroic BSoD / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Historical Fantasy / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Historical Fiction / int_48ed41c8
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Pocahontas	hasFeature	Historical Villain Upgrade / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Hold Your Hippogriffs / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Hollywood Costuming / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Human Jungle Gym / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	"I Want" Song / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Iconic Item / int_48ed41c8
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Pocahontas	hasFeature	Implausible Deniability / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Inevitable Waterfall / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Inexplicable Language Fluency / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Inexplicably Awesome / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Inferred Holocaust / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Injun Country / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Instant Marksman: Just Squeeze Trigger! / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Insufferable Imbecile / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Jaw Drop / int_48ed41c8
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Pocahontas	hasFeature	Kill on Sight / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Lame Pun Reaction / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Language Barrier / int_48ed41c8
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Pocahontas	hasFeature	Language of Love / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Leave the Two Lovebirds Alone / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Made O' Gold / int_48ed41c8
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Pocahontas	hasFeature	Magic Skirt / int_48ed41c8
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Pocahontas	hasFeature	Maid and Maiden / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Major Character, Mainstream Accent / int_48ed41c8
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Pocahontas	hasFeature	Map Stabbing / int_48ed41c8
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Pocahontas	hasFeature	Match Cut / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Mexicans Love Speedy Gonzales / int_48ed41c8
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Pocahontas	hasFeature	Mirroring Factions / int_48ed41c8
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Pocahontas	hasFeature	Money-Making Shot / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Monster Is a Mommy / int_48ed41c8
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Pocahontas	hasFeature	Musical World Hypotheses / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Narcissist / int_48ed41c8
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Pocahontas	hasFeature	One-Word Title / int_48ed41c8
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Pocahontas	hasFeature	Orphaned Reference / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Oscar Bait / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Out of Focus / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Pacifist Wind / int_48ed41c8
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Pocahontas	hasFeature	Panthera Awesome / int_48ed41c8
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Pocahontas	hasFeature	Parents Suck at Matchmaking / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Picture-Perfect Presentation / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Politically Correct History / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Pragmatic Villainy / int_48ed41c8
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Pocahontas	hasFeature	Primary-Color Champion / int_48ed41c8
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Pocahontas	hasFeature	She Cleans Up Nicely / int_48ed41c8
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Pocahontas	hasFeature	Star-Crossed Lovers / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Stars Are Souls / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Statuesque Stunner / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Stock Scream / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Storybook Opening / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Stripperiffic / int_48ed41c8
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Pocahontas	hasFeature	Talking Animal / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Tastes Like Friendship / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Tear Dryer / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Testosterone Brigade / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	That Old-Time Prescription / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	The Bard on Board / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	The Cavalier Years / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	The Chief's Daughter / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	The Glomp / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	The Napoleon / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	The Native Rival / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	The Power of Love / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	The Song Before the Storm / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	The Trees Have Faces / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	"The Villain Sucks" Song / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	This Means Warpaint / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Tomboy Princess / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Too Important to Walk / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Torches and Pitchforks / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Tragic Keepsake / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Translator Microbes / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Tribal Face Paint / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Triumphant Reprise / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Truck Driver's Gear Change / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	2D Visuals, 3D Effects / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Uncertain Audience / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Unfortunate Implications / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Unusual Pets for Unusual People / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Values Resonance / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Very Loosely Based on a True Story / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Victorious Chorus / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Video Full of Film Clips / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Villain Opening Scene / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Wasn't That Fun? / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	We Have Those, Too / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Wicked Wastefulness / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Winds Are Ghosts / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Wise Tree / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Wolves Always Howl at the Moon / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Woman Scorned / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Wooden Ships and Iron Men / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Would Hit a Girl / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Yank the Dog's Chain / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Yes-Man / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	You Are a Credit to Your Race / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	You Are Worth Hell / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	You Can Talk? / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	You Leave Him Alone! / int_48ed41c8
Pocahontas	hasFeature	Awesome Art / Sugar Wiki / int_48ed41c8

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