Increasing my vocabulary: Disney Adjectives

I noticed that I need to increase my vocabulary. So, I thought in of this exercise: writting writing sentences where I use words that want retain in my memory. As usual, I hope you can kindly help me with corrections.

Well, let's see/get started:
- My favorite Disney Princess is Ariel, The Little Mermaid, because she is bold; not everybody has the guts for to leave family and friends trying to try to reach their real/true love.
- Almost like all/like most of the Disney Villians, I feel like I have an evil side; that makes me empathize with this these (kind of) characters. They have relentless energy that pushes them for to achieve their dark purposes. Besides, they used to be are usually very amusing. Usually they are a little bit funny or have a partner who is a silly, clumsy and sometimes annoying.
- My two favorites male Disney Male Heroes are Hercules and Quasimodo, The hunchback of Notre Dame. Both are high-minded, even though one is good looking and the other not. Both are looking for something. Hercules is trying to become in a real hero by building some inner values in his life, and Quasimodo is looking for appreciation and esteem, something that was denied him because of his appearance.

If you have grown watching Disney Movies will understand my fascination for these stories. Thank you for your time and read this entry.

Great article Emmanuel! I remember watching all of those movies as a child, so I can perfectly understand what you are talking about :-) I think it was a very creative idea to write about Disney characters to help you remember your new vocabulary; good job!

Please let me know if I can help you at all with learning English,

-Joseph

     My favorite "Disney Princess" is "Ariel, The Little Mermaid" because she is bold. Few people have the guts to leave their family and friends to find real love. 

     Like most "Disney" villians, I have an evil side and I can empathize with these characters. They have a relentless energy to achieve their dark purposes, and I remember that they used to be funny or have a partner who was silly, clumsy, or annoying.

     My favorite "Disney" Heroes are "Hercules" and "Quasimodo; The Hunchback of Notre Dame." Both are high-minded. One is good-looking and the other is not. Both are searching for something. "Hercules" is trying to become a real hero and to build inner values in his life. "Quasimodo" is longing to be appreciated and to gain public esteem. These things had been denied him because of his grotesque appearance.

     If you grew-up watching "Disney Movies" you might understand my fascination with them.