Lilo : [hysterical] It's fish! If I give Pudge tuna, I'd be an abomination! I'm late because I had to go to the store and get peanut butter 'cause all we have is... is... stinkin' tuna!
This movie is about a misunderstood Hawaiian girl named Lilo and how she makes a new family with a violent alien creation from outer space. If one looks closely enough, it can be seen that Lilo is neurodivergent, specifically autistic.
She is an odd girl with odd habits. She has difficulty relating to other kids – in this case the other girls in her hula class. She takes photographs, loves the music of Elvis Presley, and visits the ocean regularly to feed her fish Pudge a peanut butter sandwich.
There is a theory that since Lilo's parents died in a car accident, where rain made the road more treacherous, it is possible the reason she wants to appease Pudge by feeding him peanut butter sandwiches and cleaning his grove for him is because she believes he controls the weather, and that if she continues to treat ...
Lilo is also heavily damaged herself. She suffers from abandoned child syndrome which is a common illness among children who have lost their parents. She also has a behavioral disorder called intermittent explosive disorder in which she often has outbursts of anger and usually takes it out on her classmates violently.
Her spoiled personality could also be from her mother spoiling her daughter to keep her happy and mask the struggles they endure as a family. Another likely reason she is so mean to Lilo is that she is jealous of her rival's love and happiness with her family, something she cannot get with her father away.
Lilo Pelekai: Lilo in the original concept story was five years old, but in the original film she is six. This is best evidenced by the ending montage in the original film where she and the 'ohana celebrate her seventh birthday, as evidenced by the candles on the birthday cake that Stitch baked for her.
"I think Lilo's father may have brought her on a low risk surveillance assignment there on the island, knowing that no one would look twice at a father and daughter taking pictures together, he used her as a cover of sorts." Since the majority of Lilo's subjects seem to be of overweight people, kapu_koa theorizes "the ...
Trivia. It's hinted at that Moana's mother is Lilo from the Disney movie Lilo and Stitch, seeing as her mothers name is Lilo Pelekai, the same as the movie's main character.
Despite initially acting antagonistic to Lilo and Stitch, he is by no means evil. As a social worker, he wanted to ensure Lilo, who had lost her parents, could be properly taken care of by Nani, since she was also fairly young herself, despite being legally considered an adult.
Renee is a thirteen-year-old girl who is nonverbally autistic. She appears in the Pixar SparkShorts film, Loop. Renee enjoys playing ringtones on her phone and touching interesting textures (like reeds). She communicates by vocalizing, gesturing, and showing people things on her phone.
Given that the monster was an infant, its rampage is analogous to a child's non-verbal communication when separated from its mother-figure (much like Stitch). Cloverfield and Lilo & Stitch may, therefore, be viewed as case studies of Separation Anxiety Disorder.
Fed up with Stitch's inflated ego, Jumba activates Stitch's immediate successor, 627, who is much more powerful than Stitch, lacks any of Stitch's weakness, and is so evil that he cannot be turned good.
One of Stitch's few weaknesses is water; he cannot swim and will easily drown due to his great molecular density. This weakness also lead to Stitch developing hydrophobia (a phobia of water).
Pleakley is also known for his recurrent feminine gender expression, originally as a disguise in the first film, but as the franchise grew, he began having this form of expression regularly, apparently finding it more comfortable and fashionable than the masculine gender expression, as Pleakley is quite obsessed with ...
Tom hits Myrtle because she will not stop saying ''Daisy. '' In his mind, she is showing him disrespect and challenging his authority, and he refuses to tolerate this kind of behavior from her. This scene reinforces the idea that, beneath his veneer of calm civility, he has a penchant for violence.
Mertle takes great pleasure in putting down, annoying, insulting, bullying and making fun of Lilo. Mertle also tends not to take responsibility for her actions; she blamed Lilo for beating her up in hula class, even though she was being cruel to Lilo, which provoked her into beating her up.
Physical appearance. Angel is a small, pink female koala-like experiment with a strong feminine resemblance to Stitch, with two long, tendril-like antennae. She has long eyelashes and large dark purple eyes that seem slightly larger than Stitch's eyes.
Angel is the only experiment created by Jumba to not be regarded as one of Stitch's "cousins". Angel is regarded to be the breakout character for the sequel material of the franchise. Despite being a minor character in the original series, her popularity led to her recurring appearances in the later Stitch!
