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It’s also her own mistake that gets her pricking her finger and sending her entire kingdom into a deep sleep. Because she spends the bulk of the movie’s action asleep, Aurora is the typical damsel in distress. She’s so naive that it doesn’t occur to her to be careful when she meets a strange man in the middle of the woods, though a trio of fairies are meant to be keeping her safe.

In Sleeping Beauty, Aurora spends her life guarded closely by her royal family and their attendants because of the possibility of the curse from Maleficent coming to pass. She still lands herself as the weakest princess because she’s not even the main player in her own story. One of the original trinity of Disney princesses, Aurora debuted in Sleeping Beauty. Instead, Disney princess movies have become stories in which young women discover what they're made of, so it's only natural that most of the strongest princesses are ones of the modern era. Sure, they still have animal companions, but they don't always need a handsome prince or someone else to save them. Updated on December 4th, 2021 by Amanda Bruce: As Disney continues to create more movies with new princesses, just what makes a character a Disney princess is changing. This doesn’t necessarily mean fans are wondering which Disney princess could lift a car over her head, but who has the strongest character and most aptly portrays the role of her story’s hero. As a result of these different eras, there’s a varying degree of strength amongst the princesses. Princesses of the Disney renaissance (Belle, Jasmine, and Mulan) were more independent and fleshed-out characters than any of the women that came before them. Princesses of the '80s (Ariel and Eilonwy) were rule-breakers following their own paths. The original trilogy of princesses (Snow White, Cinderella, and Aurora) are kind-hearted and pleasant to a fault, allowing other characters to take on most of the action. RELATED: Disney Princesses Sorted Into Their Hogwarts Houses Part of the differences in the way Disney princesses are portrayed is a product of the time in which their movies were created. Strength doesn’t always have to come from physical attributes, but also from a princess’s intelligence, her ability to lead, her creativity, and her active role in her own story. Not all Disney princesses are created equal, however, as some are most definitely stronger. When it comes to being a Disney princess, there are plenty of qualities they all have in common: kindness, bravery, and the ability to stand up for others.