Yzma And The Mad Madam Mim

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When it comes to being a creative individual and art. For me I would say is the characters and worlds they live in. I love stories and learning about them. I love learning about fictional worlds full of all kinds of characters and social systems that these characters have to live in ,but also inner act in, which is why I love animation, because it does all of that. The animated visual stories being told can make the most basic archetypes unique and colorful, for example the characters Yzma and The Mad Madam Mim. Both characters fall under the evil ugly witch and also share the same color scheme, but because of the fictional world they live in they play their roles differently. Yzma being the plotting power hungry ex-royal advisor, who also

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