An Act of True Love Conquers All Quiz

Answer: Rapunzel sheds a tear for Flynn

Released in 2010, "Tangled" is a retelling of the fairy tale, "Rapunzel".

When a magic flower that is used by Mother Gothel to retain her youth is taken in order to save the life of a queen, the queen soon gives birth to a daughter named Rapunzel. When Mother Gothel discovers that Rapunzel's hair can restore her youth, she kidnaps Rapunzel, imprisoning her in a tower.

When she is about to turn 18, Rapunzel rescues a thief named "Flynn Rider". With the help of "Flynn", Rapunzel is able to leave the tower whilst Mother Gothel is away. Whilst at a local tavern, "Flynn" reveals his true name as Eugene Fitzherbert. When Mother Gothel finds out, she is able to get Eugene arrested for stealing Rapunzel's crown.

Escaping execution, Eugene heads off to rescue Rapunzel, but in a confrontation with Mother Gothel is fatally wounded. During the fight between Eugene and Mother Gothel, Rapunzel's hair is cut, leading to Mother Gothel rapidly aging.

As Rapunzel sheds a tear for Eugene, one drops onto his cheek, the magic contained within it brings Eugene back to life.

Answer: Amos Slade

Released in 1981, "The Fox and the Hound" is a tale of friendship between a young fox cub named Tod and a hunting dog named Copper.

When he is an orphaned young fox cub, Tod is adopted by a kindly widow and raised on her farm. One day Tod meets a young dog named Copper and the vow to become friends for life. However, Amos Slade, who is Cooper's owner, makes a concerted effort to put a stop to Tod and Copper's friendship, threatening to kill Tod. When Tod has grown up to become an adult fox, he tries to visit Copper but is again chased away, leading to Slade's other dog Chief getting injured.

For his protection, Tod is taken to a nature reserve, but Amos and Copper vow to kill Tod. Although cornering Tod, Slade and Copper are suddenly attacked by a bear, leading to Copper trying to defend Slade. Seeing Copper in danger, Tod helps to fight off the bear to save Copper and Slade. When Slade then tries to kill Tod, Copper puts himself between Tod and Slade. Slade eventually lowers his gun allowing Tod to go free.

Answer: Trusty

"Lady and the Tramp" is a Disney film about a Cocker Spaniel named Lady, who meets and falls in love with a stray dog named Tramp. When Lady's owners go off on a trip, Lady is left with their Aunt Sarah and her two troublesome cats, Si and Am.

Near the end of the film, Tramp is trapped by the local dogcatcher after killing a rat that had broken into the nursery where the child of Lady's owners lay in a crib. When they realised Tramp loved Lady, Lady's friends Jock and Trusty try to stop the dogcatcher's cart, only for Trusty to get trapped under the cart's wheels.

Although Trusty is thought to have given his life, it is revealed in the end he survived with only a broken leg.

Answer: Aurora

Based on the stories, "The Sleeping Beauty" by Charles Perrault, and the Brothers Grimm tale of "Little Briar Rose", "Sleeping Beauty" was released by Disney in 1959.

When the infant Princess Aurora is cursed to die before her sixteenth birthday by an angry fairy named Maleficent, one of the three good fairies then uses her blessing to alter the spell placed on Aurora so that she would only fall into a deep sleep, to be awoken by a true love's kiss. To further protect Aurora, the three good fairies take her away from the castle until Aurora turns 16.

Unfortunately, Maleficent's curse strikes Aurora, placing her in a deep sleep. Since the curse on Aurora can only be broken by a kiss of true love, the three good fairies also put the kingdom into a deep sleep. The fairies then set about trying to free Aurora's true love, Prince Phillip, who is being held by Maleficent. As a result, Phillip ends up fighting Maleficent, who had turned herself into a dragon, and kills her.

In 2014, Disney released "Maleficent", a live action film based around the story of, "Sleeping Beauty". In this film, the story is retold from Maleficent's perspective, beginning when she was a young fairy. This version portrays Maleficent in a different light. In this version it is Maleficent who break the spell that she placed on Aurora, rather than Prince Phillip.

Answer: Mufasa

First screened in 1994, "The Lion King" is a musical tale of a young lion cub named Simba who is forced out of the pride of lions he lives in, blaming himself for the death of his father Mufasa.

As a young lion cub, Simba is tricked by his evil uncle Scar into going to an elephant's graveyard, along with Simba's friend, a lioness cub named Nala. There, they are attacked by three hyenas that are in league with Scar. After they are thwarted by Mufasa, they plot to kill Musafa and Simba.

Tricking Simba, Scar lures him away from the pride to a place where the Hyenas create a stampede of wildebeest, hoping Mufasa will come to help save Simba. Although Musfasa successfully saves Simba's life, Scar betrays Mufasa, letting him drop to his death in the stampede.

Managing to flee, Simba encounters a meerkat and warthog named Timon and Pumbaa. It is only when a chance encounter with Nala when Simba is older that Simba attempts to seek revenge on Scar for causing his father Mufasa's death.

Answer: Her father Fa Zhou

Released in 1998, "Mulan" is a film about a young Chinese woman who goes to war to save her father from being conscripted into the Chinese army. When her family learns that Mulan has gone, her grandmother prays to their ancestors for help. Although the ancestors try to get a great dragon to come to life to protect Mulan, they end up with only a small dragon named Mushsu being tasked with protecting Mulan.

Whilst being trained under Captain Li Shang, Mushu creates a fake order for them to go to the encampment where Shang's father, General Li is. However, upon arrival, Shang and Mulan find everyone dead. It is there that the leader of the Huns, Shan Yu tries to capture Shang, Mulan and the others with them. It is during a fight, though, with Mulan that Shan wounds her, leading to Mulan's true identity being revealed.

Cast out with her friends, Mulan follows Li Shang to the Imperial City to try to warn Shang that Shan Yu was about to assassinate the emperor. Mulan then successfully defeats Shan Yu with the help of Mushu.

Answer: Prince Adam

When released in 1991, "Beauty and the Beast" was one of the films hailed as being part of the renaissance of animated Disney films.

When Prince Adam is cursed by an enchantress, he is changed into a beast; the spell on him only being broken if he learns to earn the love of someone else before his 21st birthday, when the last petal of a rose given to the Beast falls.

Many years later, Belle's father Muarice is captured by the Beast, leading to Belle offering to take her father's place to free him. After the beast rescues Belle from a pack of wolves, Belle becomes closer to the Beast. However, Gaston, a rival for Belle's affection, plots to send Belle's father to an insane asylum if Belle turns down his proposal of marriage.

It is whilst trying to save her father that Gaston and the villagers find out about the Beast and together they set off to kill it. Although defeating Gaston, the Beast is mortally wounded. As the Beast lays dying, Belle tells him that she loves him, breaking the spell and transforming the Beast back into Prince Adam.

Answer: Tinker Bell

Based on the play, "Peter Pan; or, the Boy Who Wouldn't Grow Up" by J.M. Barrie, "Peter Pan" is a tale of a boy who lures a young girl named Wendy - along with her brothers - to a magical place named Neverland where she becomes a mother to a group known as the "Lost Boys".

In the film version of "Peter Pan", Tinker Bell is forced out of the home of the Lost Boys for trying to turn them against Wendy. It is whilst Tinker Bell is cast out that Captain Hook tricks her into revealing where Peter and the Lost Boys live. Although managing to capture Wendy, her brothers and the Lost Boys, Hook and his men fail to capture Peter, instead leaving a time bomb to kill him. In J.M. Barrie's play and book, Hook and his men leave poison for Peter to drink.

When Tinker Bell learns of the plot, she manages to snatch the bomb away from Peter, but in turn is trapped in the rubble when the bomb explodes. Together again, they set off to rescue Wendy and the others from Hook's clutches.

Answer: Marlin

Although produced by Pixar, "Finding Nemo" was released by Walt Disney Pictures in 2003.

"Finding Nemo" is a tale of a young clownfish who is separated from his over-protective father, named Marlin. Having been captured, Nemo is taken to an aquarium in the office of a dentist. There, Nemo befriends the other fish in the tank who plot to help Nemo escape to prevent Nemo from being given to the dentist's niece, known for killing fish given to her.

Meanwhile, Marlin finds a clue as to where his son has been taken from when he tried to save Nemo from capture. It is then that Marlin sets out with another fish named Dory in order to rescue Nemo.

After various adventures along the way, Marlin is reunited with Nemo, who in a last ditch attempt for freedom pretends to be dead in order to be flushed down the drain that leads to the sea.

Answer: Queen Elsa

One of Disney's most successful films, "Frozen" is a tale of two young princesses named Anna and Elsa, who are separated when children, due to Elsa accidentally hurting Anna with her magical powers. When older, Elsa becomes queen upon the death of their parents. However, at a party organised to celebrate her coronation, an argument with Anna leads to Elsa's powers being revealed. Fearing hurting others again, Elsa flees to the mountain, building an ice castle as a new home.

Anna eventually finds Elsa with help from an ice harvester named Kristoff - along with Kristoff's reindeer, Sven, and a snowman Elsa created named Olaf. However, Elsa accidentally strikes Anna with her powers, placing ice in Anna's heart. After discovering that only an act of love can remove the ice, Anna attempts to reach the prince she fell in love with, only to have the prince betray her, intending to leave her to die and execute Elsa.

After escaping with the help of Olaf, Anna tries to make her way to Kristoff, but finds Elsa about to be killed. Although Anna saves Elsa, Anna turns to solid ice. However, Anna's sacrifice not only saves her life, but helps Elsa realise that love would help keep her powers under control.