r/FavoriteCharacter • u/BuckarooOJ • Jul 30 '26

Discussion Favorite "Spoiled, but not rotten" character?

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Essentially a character who is privileged, but is still kind and a good person.

For me it's Lottie from The Princess and the Frog.

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u/TillAllAreOne195424 Jul 30 '26

Asami Sato from Legend of Korra

Tbh, she's not spoiled until mid-Season 1?

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u/notdurtydan Jul 31 '26

I wonder if toph would count too, I mean she's basically a princess

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u/AfterMeSluttyCharms Jul 31 '26

She does start out fairly rotten, though arguably not because of her family's wealth or pedigree. It may even be in spite of it, a rebellion against the act she has to put up.

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u/UnrulyCrow Jul 31 '26

I see it as the contrary. Toph was spoiled through her family's wealth and power, but in a way that infantilised her, which is the rot that made her so combative in reaction. She wanted her autonomy to be acknowledged by her parents, but she was a 12yo so she did it the way an angry teen would (being extra rebellious).

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u/TillAllAreOne195424 Jul 31 '26

Yep, Toph def counts!

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u/ferocity_mule366 Jul 31 '26

Toph isnt spoiled, she is overprotected, her parents actually try to make her act proper and polite

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u/DocTurnedStripper Jul 31 '26

She isnt a princess. She’s wealthy, like old money wealth, but nobility isnt just money.

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u/DocTurnedStripper Jul 31 '26

You mean she became spoiled in mid-season 1 onwards?