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While Genovians very well know the tale of their first princess who strangled the man that tried conquering Italy and forcibly married her, it's a fairly esoteric story. Mia references it in passing for a creative writing assignment, explaining she's descended from Rosagunde. Lilly herself is shown to be ignorant about Genovia, causing her to become embarrassed when Michael shows that he studied up on the country. Thus, it wasn't just the in-universe DancingBear that Princess Mia was playing the lead -- though that helped with the audience and Mia herself surprised that she can sing after the intense rehearsals -- but the dancing bear that the story is quite shocking. Lilly even notes that Rosagunde's story has AndNowYouMustMaryMe, TheCaligula, and MaritalRapeLicense when Grandmere explains it. It also helps that Grandmere probably delegated the script to a ghostwriter, that turned a standard ClicheStorm into one heck of a showstopper so that the story was passable.
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While Genovians very well know the tale of their first princess who strangled the man that tried conquering Italy and forcibly married her, it's a fairly esoteric story. Mia references it in passing for a creative writing assignment, explaining she's descended from Rosagunde. Lilly herself is shown to be ignorant about Genovia, causing her to become embarrassed when Michael shows that he studied up on the country. Thus, it wasn't just the in-universe DancingBear that Princess Mia was playing the lead -- though that helped with the audience and Mia herself surprised that she can sing after the intense rehearsals -- but the dancing bear that the story is quite shocking. Lilly even notes that Rosagunde's story has AndNowYouMustMaryMe, AndNowYouMustMarryMe, TheCaligula, and MaritalRapeLicense when Grandmere explains it. It also helps that Grandmere probably delegated the script to a ghostwriter, that who turned a standard ClicheStorm into one heck of a showstopper so that the story was passable.
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* For those who met Rene in ''Princess-In-Waiting'', he seems to be enough of a NiceGuy with a ReallyGetsAround attitude. Rene and Mia are incompatible and cousins to boot when Grandmere tries shipping them together, and he covers for her while she leaves the ball early to see Michael. Then he knocked up Bella Trevanni, the Contessa's granddaughter, and was forced into a ShotgunWedding with her. While he still has a charmed life--it's mentioned the Contessa bought an apartment for them in the Upper East Side of New York -- any parent can tell you that a newborn is a dramatic change. You barely get any sleep and have to manage a crying or fussy child on a regular basis. Even if Rene and Bella got nannies and babysitters, that doesn't make parenting less of a responsibility, and Morgan is the result of their one-night stand. Thus ten years later, Morgan Alberto Trevanni is a well-meaning SpoiledBrat, and Rene decides if he can't be a prince in Italy or Genovian prime minister then he can kick his younger cousin Mia out of the palace when she's about to be crowned. The reason that Rene doesn't [[KickTheDog pay Olivia or Nisha for babysitting their son]]? He was too embarrassed to face the Grimaldis or Thermopolises after being busted for grave robbery.
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* For those who met Rene in ''Princess-In-Waiting'', ''Princess In Waiting'', he seems to be enough of a NiceGuy with a ReallyGetsAround attitude. Rene and Mia are incompatible and cousins to boot when Grandmere tries shipping them together, and he covers for her while she leaves the ball early to see Michael. Then he knocked up Bella Trevanni, the Contessa's granddaughter, and was forced into a ShotgunWedding with her. While he still has a charmed life--it's life -- it's mentioned the Contessa bought an apartment for them in the Upper East Side of New York -- any parent can tell you that a newborn is a dramatic change. You barely get any sleep and have to manage a crying or fussy child on a regular basis. Even if Rene and Bella got nannies and babysitters, that doesn't make parenting less of a responsibility, and Morgan is the result of their one-night stand. Thus ten years later, Morgan Alberto Trevanni is a well-meaning SpoiledBrat, and Rene decides if he can't be a prince in Italy or Genovian prime minister then he can kick his younger cousin Mia out of the palace when she's about to be crowned. The reason that Rene doesn't [[KickTheDog pay Olivia or Nisha for babysitting their his son]]? He was too embarrassed to face the Grimaldis or Thermopolises after being busted for grave robbery.
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If the Creator/StanLee cameo in the second film is anything to go by.
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If the Creator/StanLee cameo in the second film is anything to go by.by.
[[WMG: ''Braid!'' was a hit because no guest at the olive farmer benefit knew the story of Rosagunde]]
While Genovians very well know the tale of their first princess who strangled the man that tried conquering Italy and forcibly married her, it's a fairly esoteric story. Mia references it in passing for a creative writing assignment, explaining she's descended from Rosagunde. Lilly herself is shown to be ignorant about Genovia, causing her to become embarrassed when Michael shows that he studied up on the country. Thus, it wasn't just the in-universe DancingBear that Princess Mia was playing the lead -- though that helped with the audience and Mia herself surprised that she can sing after the intense rehearsals -- but the dancing bear that the story is quite shocking. Lilly even notes that Rosagunde's story has AndNowYouMustMaryMe, TheCaligula, and MaritalRapeLicense when Grandmere explains it. It also helps that Grandmere probably delegated the script to a ghostwriter, that turned a standard ClicheStorm into one heck of a showstopper so that the story was passable.
[[WMG: Rene TookALevelInJerkass because he wasn't ready to be a father]]
* For those who met Rene in ''Princess-In-Waiting'', he seems to be enough of a NiceGuy with a ReallyGetsAround attitude. Rene and Mia are incompatible and cousins to boot when Grandmere tries shipping them together, and he covers for her while she leaves the ball early to see Michael. Then he knocked up Bella Trevanni, the Contessa's granddaughter, and was forced into a ShotgunWedding with her. While he still has a charmed life--it's mentioned the Contessa bought an apartment for them in the Upper East Side of New York -- any parent can tell you that a newborn is a dramatic change. You barely get any sleep and have to manage a crying or fussy child on a regular basis. Even if Rene and Bella got nannies and babysitters, that doesn't make parenting less of a responsibility, and Morgan is the result of their one-night stand. Thus ten years later, Morgan Alberto Trevanni is a well-meaning SpoiledBrat, and Rene decides if he can't be a prince in Italy or Genovian prime minister then he can kick his younger cousin Mia out of the palace when she's about to be crowned. The reason that Rene doesn't [[KickTheDog pay Olivia or Nisha for babysitting their son]]? He was too embarrassed to face the Grimaldis or Thermopolises after being busted for grave robbery.
[[WMG: ''Braid!'' was a hit because no guest at the olive farmer benefit knew the story of Rosagunde]]
While Genovians very well know the tale of their first princess who strangled the man that tried conquering Italy and forcibly married her, it's a fairly esoteric story. Mia references it in passing for a creative writing assignment, explaining she's descended from Rosagunde. Lilly herself is shown to be ignorant about Genovia, causing her to become embarrassed when Michael shows that he studied up on the country. Thus, it wasn't just the in-universe DancingBear that Princess Mia was playing the lead -- though that helped with the audience and Mia herself surprised that she can sing after the intense rehearsals -- but the dancing bear that the story is quite shocking. Lilly even notes that Rosagunde's story has AndNowYouMustMaryMe, TheCaligula, and MaritalRapeLicense when Grandmere explains it. It also helps that Grandmere probably delegated the script to a ghostwriter, that turned a standard ClicheStorm into one heck of a showstopper so that the story was passable.
[[WMG: Rene TookALevelInJerkass because he wasn't ready to be a father]]
* For those who met Rene in ''Princess-In-Waiting'', he seems to be enough of a NiceGuy with a ReallyGetsAround attitude. Rene and Mia are incompatible and cousins to boot when Grandmere tries shipping them together, and he covers for her while she leaves the ball early to see Michael. Then he knocked up Bella Trevanni, the Contessa's granddaughter, and was forced into a ShotgunWedding with her. While he still has a charmed life--it's mentioned the Contessa bought an apartment for them in the Upper East Side of New York -- any parent can tell you that a newborn is a dramatic change. You barely get any sleep and have to manage a crying or fussy child on a regular basis. Even if Rene and Bella got nannies and babysitters, that doesn't make parenting less of a responsibility, and Morgan is the result of their one-night stand. Thus ten years later, Morgan Alberto Trevanni is a well-meaning SpoiledBrat, and Rene decides if he can't be a prince in Italy or Genovian prime minister then he can kick his younger cousin Mia out of the palace when she's about to be crowned. The reason that Rene doesn't [[KickTheDog pay Olivia or Nisha for babysitting their son]]? He was too embarrassed to face the Grimaldis or Thermopolises after being busted for grave robbery.
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[[WMG:The films take place in the MarvelCinematicUniverse.]]
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[[WMG:The movies take place in the MarvelCinematicUniverse.]]
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[[WMG:The movies films take place in the MarvelCinematicUniverse.]]
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[[WMG:The movies take place in the MarvelCinematicUniverse.]]
If the Creator/StanLee cameo is anything to go by.
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