"The Illusion of Life"

I think the metaphors "illusion" and "life" are the best possible metaphors because they sum up completely what the animators of Disney strove to create. They strove to create realistic situations through animation so that they could convey messages to a wide range of audiences. Creating characters with life life emotions and human like motions and thoughts helped create the illusion of life in a completely different would that was introduced to the real world. Taking something that started out so simple in form and evolving it to become something so influential in the human world has worked well for Disney. A lot of times people do not like to face problems or address issues in the real world but when put into an animation the problems and issues become more appealing because the characters experiencing them aren't real, but the problems are. This shows appeal and allows the audience to establish a relationship with the character creating "The illusion of life."