Comment by radicaldreamer 5 years ago Encanto's villain is childhood trauma or trauma and its effects more generally. 5 comments radicaldreamer Reply jedberg 5 years ago I saw the villain as the Grandmother's pride, but either way, it wasn't a named character. bladegash 5 years ago Tend to agree here, or if you were to ask one of my kids (5 and 8), they’d say the grandmother in general was the villain. They didn’t see the nuance of it or the end as a moment of redemption. They just saw her as mean to Maribel and the villain. pchristensen 5 years ago Abuela Alma has pride for sure, but I felt like she was driven much more by fear and trauma. dragonwriter 5 years ago The primary antagonist usually is given a motivation for driving the crisis that the story resolves. samwillis 5 years ago It did also have the (real life) villains at the beginning which creates the tragedy that kicks off the events.But yes no villain for a child to anchor too.
jedberg 5 years ago I saw the villain as the Grandmother's pride, but either way, it wasn't a named character. bladegash 5 years ago Tend to agree here, or if you were to ask one of my kids (5 and 8), they’d say the grandmother in general was the villain. They didn’t see the nuance of it or the end as a moment of redemption. They just saw her as mean to Maribel and the villain. pchristensen 5 years ago Abuela Alma has pride for sure, but I felt like she was driven much more by fear and trauma. dragonwriter 5 years ago The primary antagonist usually is given a motivation for driving the crisis that the story resolves. samwillis 5 years ago It did also have the (real life) villains at the beginning which creates the tragedy that kicks off the events.But yes no villain for a child to anchor too.
bladegash 5 years ago Tend to agree here, or if you were to ask one of my kids (5 and 8), they’d say the grandmother in general was the villain. They didn’t see the nuance of it or the end as a moment of redemption. They just saw her as mean to Maribel and the villain.
pchristensen 5 years ago Abuela Alma has pride for sure, but I felt like she was driven much more by fear and trauma. dragonwriter 5 years ago The primary antagonist usually is given a motivation for driving the crisis that the story resolves.
dragonwriter 5 years ago The primary antagonist usually is given a motivation for driving the crisis that the story resolves.
samwillis 5 years ago It did also have the (real life) villains at the beginning which creates the tragedy that kicks off the events.But yes no villain for a child to anchor too.
I saw the villain as the Grandmother's pride, but either way, it wasn't a named character.
Tend to agree here, or if you were to ask one of my kids (5 and 8), they’d say the grandmother in general was the villain. They didn’t see the nuance of it or the end as a moment of redemption. They just saw her as mean to Maribel and the villain.
Abuela Alma has pride for sure, but I felt like she was driven much more by fear and trauma.
The primary antagonist usually is given a motivation for driving the crisis that the story resolves.
It did also have the (real life) villains at the beginning which creates the tragedy that kicks off the events.
But yes no villain for a child to anchor too.