Because most Disney cartoon characters have no parents

The characters in Disney movies have grown up for generations, spreading joy to young and old all over the world. Scrooge, Mickey, Minnie, Ariel and so many other tiny heroes hang in thousands of children's rooms, fulfilling the dreams of their little friends.

The very fanatics have noticed some repetitive patterns, such as that they are wearing white gloves, it was not easy to capture the movement on the screen and that is why they cleverly covered it with this movement, but also that most of the characters do not have parents.

Behind this choice lies a sad story. When Walt Disney started making enough money, he wanted to buy a new home for his parents, to live comfortably, with all the comforts.

When they moved the crew who installed the kitchen with the gas, he did not notice that there was a leak, and the next morning his mother was found dead on the kitchen floor. His father was hospitalized for weeks and was eventually rescued.

From that tragic incident onwards Walt Disney fell into depression for several months believing he was to blame for this tragedy.

There are those who claim that Walt Disney wanted through his films to promote a new family model where children are independent and families are not so close.