ciao everybody, so I was watching Pocahontas this morning and I thought it was amazing as usual, but everytime I see it I can´t help myself from thinking about the sequel (which I know some people say is più historicaly accurate, but who cares about that? I mean, it's Diney). No disrespect for those who do like the sequel. I'm not saying it's altogether bad, but the whole thing just seems a bit unnatural and rushed to me, considering the events of the first film. I'm just not feeling the chemistry between Rolfe and Pocahontas. Anyway, I came up with my own ending, for the sake of fun, and I´ll like to share it with you. Hope te like it.

So, the last thing we see is Pocahontas and John Rolfe sailing together into the horizon. A couple of months pass, and although they´re happy, Pocahontas hasn´t forgot John Smith, and Rolfe is starting to realize this, as she seems kind of moody lateley. They talk and Rolfe tells her that she will always have a special place in his heart, but that he realizes she only sees him as a friend. He tells her to think about it. Poahontas talks to his father, who tells her that sometimes the first path we choose is not the right one, but that we can always change our course, and he also tells her to listen to her heart. She goes looking for Rolfe, she hugs him and he understands this means goodbye, they agree to allways stay good Friends and she waves him goodbye as he sails in a ship, but she´s afraid that Smith has sposta on with his life, and she thinks it wouldn´t be fair for him to mostra up out of nowhere and expect him to go back to her.

Back in London, Smith meets Rolfe and the port. Smith looks kinda of sad himself. He asks how Pocahontas is doing, and if she´s with Rolfe. Rolfe tells him that she´s ok, and that she´s probably back home, thinking about him. John looks at him confussed at first, but then he gets it (that they´re not together anymore). He thanks Rolfe, they shake hands and Smith runs to get ready to sail. Now to be fair, Rolf is not really a bad guy, so, she walks into a crowd and suddenly bumps into an english girl (you know the whole "oh sorry", "no, no, it was my fault") They look at each other, and the girls says:"John! is that you?", to which he answers: "Emily? (or some other name te prefer)Wow I haven´t seen te since we were like what? 8?". Emily: "How have te been?" And they keep talking as they disappear into the crowd. (We all know how thats going to end)

Back to our main plot, Smith arrives at Pocahontas´ land, he goes looking for her at her village. Pocahontas´father sees him, Smith respectfully asks him where is her daughter. Chief Powatan looks at him, smiles and tells him "She´s not here right now, but I believe te know just where to find her". Smith thanks him with a gesture o a smile o something. He runs to grandmother Willow´s place, and finds Pocahontas looking at her reflection in the water. He steps on a branch, Pocahontas turns around and sees him coming through the vines. They look at each other, she runs to him, they hug and put their hands together (as they did in the first movie). Grandmother Willow pushes Smith with one of her vines, and says something like: "What are te waiting for?" They kiss. Pocahontas takes him da the hand, they run through the forest up to the same (what was it a hill?, let´s call it a hill) collina where she waved goodbye at him the first time. They look into the horizon, the wind blows, and they baciare as the camera zooms out. THE END.