Though Encanto doesn't have a traditional villain, one theory states Dolores could be the film's secret antagonist. According to the fan theory (via Reddit), Dolores wants her family to lose their powers. After all, the gift of super hearing isn't necessarily as helpful as increased strength or instant plant life.
While Encanto doesn't have a traditional Disney villain, Dolores Madrigal seems the closest to fulfill that role, especially with how she tries to ruin things for her cousin, Isabela.
When Dolores achieved self-consciousness, she became infuriated by the guests' actions and tried to wipe human out of the world in order to build a new one for her kind. She became ruthless, arrogant and vengeful. Her actions in season 2 leads to her death because Bernard can't stand her actions and shot her to death.
Within Encanto then, Dolores' “squeak” means that she is talking about something potentially upsetting or heard information she was not supposed to know. However, Dolores' squeak also has a deeper historical meaning. According to one explanation (via Twitter), gestures have great historical significance in Colombia.
She however also has to hear normal interactions at the same time she hears these things, making her gift out to sometimes be a pain, and when people applaud and clap loudly like when Antonio received his gift, she has to cover her ears.
Why can Dolores hear Bruno? The truth is, Dolores isn't exactly sure what she hears when it comes to Bruno. Bruno left to live in the house's walls when Dolores was just a child, so she's listened to her uncle in the house for years. For Dolores, his sounds are a regular part of everyday life.
This plot was ultimately decided against, however, with Tess journeying across the ruins of America for revenge being considered too unrealistic and part of her role being given to David instead.
King Magnifico is the main antagonist of Disney's 2023 animated feature film Wish. A sorcerer king with the power to grant wishes, he is the founder and ruler of the kingdom Rosas.
Whenever anyone talks about The Last Wish, there's a good chance that the first thing they'll bring up is the film's main antagonist: the mysterious wolf voiced by Wagner Moura, who is eventually revealed to be none other than Death himself.
Because Bruno has stepped away from the family, the light on his door is dim, indicating that Casita's magic doesn't work in there anymore. Just like any other room, though, it was once enchanted and Bruno's room may serve as a metaphor for the heartbreak he endured trying to protect Mirabel.
I think Dolores told on Mirabel to Abuela and the family because she had something to gain from ratting out the “black sheep” of the family - she gained favor by default. There was nothing to gain by revealing Bruno's secret, because they were afraid of him and didn't want him around.
Although Bruno knew that his visions did not affect the future, he had to deal with people constantly treating him as if he was responsible for his predictions. Due to this, Bruno internalized the idea that bad luck surrounded him and began taking action to block it, such as by knocking on wood.
If you're looking for a classic girl's name that celebrates your love for all things vintage, Dolores will check all your boxes! As names go, this one never truly goes out of style.
In "We Don't Talk About Bruno", Dolores briefly sings about her crush on Mariano and tries to hide her feelings to the point that she constantly tell herself that she is okay with Isabela and Mariano's engagement, even though she was clearly suffering from the idea of losing the man she loved.
Dolores became established as a very popular female personal name in Spain from the Middle Ages onward and has since spread to other languages and cultures.
Isabela likely envied Mirabel for living without the burden of family expectations, and Mirabel envied Isabela for being the supposedly perfect Madrigal that everyone loved. Each could've helped each other with their problems, but neither took the time to see what they were going through.
So in saving the miracle, Abuela Alma Madrigal might appear to want to keep the magic going for personal reasons instead of the good of others. Alma isn't a villain in Encanto at the end of the day. Though Alma opposes Mirabel at points in the film, she's always thinking of others above herself.
Mirabel didn't get a gift because that would have rewarded Abuela for her manipulation, as she pushed for Mirabel to exist just to add more powers to the family. Not giving Mirabel a gift was Casita's way to “punish” Abuela, forcing her to reflect on what she had done to her family.
As for Mirabel not getting a door during her ceremony, it;s widely acknowledged that Mirabel's “power” is as the guardian of the family's magic itself and Mirabel being Abuela's successor, so instead of getting her own room and door, Casita's front door became Mirabel's.
After all, Mirabel was the only member of the family who could see the cracks in Casita because the damage was revealed to her in ways that none of the others could see, even with their more obvious magical gifts. It appeared that, Abuela Alma and Bruno were also aware of the threat to the Madrigal's miracle.
Bruno hadn't used his abilities for the last 10 years (it said he left when Maribel was 5 she's 15 now) so since he hadn't used it the magic in his room died out that would also be why the Casita couldn't help in there and why his room wasn't glowing.
Set after the events of Shrek Forever After (2010), the story follows Puss in Boots, who teams up with Kitty and Perrito to find the Last Wish of the fallen Wishing Star to restore eight of his nine lives. They race against other fairy tale characters seeking the same treasure, while a sinister wolf hunts Puss himself.
Aarons wishes that he died that day, the day Tyrone moved his car and hit him. The next day, Aaron wakes up in his bed, he waved at the mirror next to the bed and takes a sip of water from the glass next to his bed. Soon Aaron realises that he isn't in his room and that his soul is stuck in the mirror.
