Why are the 7 dwarfs the only characters that dont really look like the ones in the movie? I mean besides dopey, all the rest of them have these different color shirts? Is there a reason why they look different than in the movie?
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Why aren't the 7 dwarfs the same colors as the movie?
- Thread starter MickeyMind
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Fashions change.
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Mad Stitch
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They need to do their laundry eventually. Do you wear the same shirt everyday?
Zummi Gummi
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My thought was always that the clothes they wear in the films are very subdued in color. Their outfits they wear when they're out in the parks are much more vibrant and bright.
Timekeeper
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No, *I* do not. But, if my name was [insert name of any Disney character], then the answer would be an enthusiastic "Yes." :sohappy:
sbkline
Well-Known Member
I don't know about the OP's question, but I have often wondered why the movie is called "Snow White and the Seven DWARFS". Shouldn't the plural of dwarf be dwarves?
Examples:
Wife-Wives
Knife-Knives
Elf-Elves
Shelf-Shelves
Leaf-Leaves
I'm pretty sure I've even seen it spelled as dwarves in other venues as well. Did Walt deliberately spell it wrong, or was it an error which was overlooked until it was too late to change it?
Examples:
Wife-Wives
Knife-Knives
Elf-Elves
Shelf-Shelves
Leaf-Leaves
I'm pretty sure I've even seen it spelled as dwarves in other venues as well. Did Walt deliberately spell it wrong, or was it an error which was overlooked until it was too late to change it?
rsoxguy
Well-Known Member
Kind Sir,
Consider the word roof. We would climb atop multiple roofs, not rooves.
The English language has special exceptions to its own rules, and can sometimes grant options for the proper spelling of the plural form of certain words. Examples include:
dwarf - dwarfs or dwarves
hoof - hoofs or hooves
scarf - scarfs or scarves
staff - staffs or staves
wharf - wharfs or wharves