The situations get worse and go out of Merida’s hands. Even though she can’t speak, still retains most of her human consciousness.
Queen Elinor of Lyonesse, Merida’s mother, transforms into a bear. She decides to give Elinor a cake with enchanted icing that will bring happiness and prosperity, but it only brings evil and misfortune instead. Merida is torn between love and fear as she realizes that her father’s choice may have fatal consequences for them all. She starts to realize that she is going to marry the son of one of her father’s allies. As years went on, Merida reaches 16 years and becomes the elder sister to identical triplets, Harris, Hubert, and Hamish. King Fergus gives Princess Merida of the clan Dunbroch a bow and arrow for her sixth birthday, much to the annoyance of Queen Elinor. Princess Merida of DunBroch flouts an age-old custom and creates havoc throughout the empire by attempting to convey her desire not to be betrothed. The Princess Merida tale is retold in the film, which depicts the events that occurred in the medieval Scottish Highlands.
Andrews, Purcell, Chapman, and Mecchi produced the script. It was written by Mark Andrews and Brenda Chapman, but Steve Purcell assisted in co-directing it. For those of you who have been living under a rock, Brave is a criminally underappreciated Pixar debut that I hope gains respect over time.
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