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FREE PINNOCHIO PDF Parragon | 69 pages | 01 Oct 2010 | Parragon | 9781407588162 | English | United States Pinocchio () - IMDb Pinocchio character is a featured articlePinnochio means it has been identified as one of the best articles Pinnochio by the Pinnochio Wiki community. If you see a way this page can be updated or improved without compromising Pinnochio work, Pinnochio feel free to contribute. Pinocchio Pinnochio the titular protagonist of Disney 's animated feature film of the Pinnochio name. He is a wooden puppet created by Geppetto and brought to life by the Blue Fairy. In order to become a real boy, Pinocchio must prove himself brave, truthful, and unselfish, with the help of Jiminy Cricket as his conscience. In the original Italian serial by Carlo Collodi, Pinocchio was purposely portrayed as a bit more misbehaved, and obnoxious. The filmmakers stayed true to this once production on their adaptation began, Pinnochio in a character that was wise-cracking and brazen, a drastically different interpretation of the final product. Walt Disney Pinnochio this version of the character, both in terms of his personality Pinnochio appearance; he was initially designed to resemble an actual puppet Pinnochio a geometrical shape. Walt felt the character looked too lifeless, despite the accuracy. Animator Milt Kahl Pinnochio also dissatisfied with the version of Pinocchio and did Pinnochio animation of his own that Pinnochio a design much closer to Pinnochio in the final film. According to Kahl, the design came from the mindset that he was animating an actual Pinnochio boy, rather than a puppet. Walt approved, and after further development, the look of Disney's Pinocchio was finalized. Additionally, Pinocchio's personality was greatly reworked to portray that of a believable and innocent child. Pinnochio shift was meant to make the Pinnochio more likable to audiences, thus enhancing the overall appeal Pinnochio the film, itself. Around the same time of this shift, Walt felt Pinnochio story lacked "warmth" and "love"; to remedy this, he took Pinnochio minor character from the Collodi stories the "Talking Cricket" and developed him into a comedic, sidekick-character known as Jiminy Cricketto act as Pinocchio's friend throughout the journey. The relationship Pinnochio Pinocchio and Jiminy would thusly play a major role in the story's events and overall heart. Once he is given life by the Blue Fairy, Pinocchio acts his age; he is very whimsical, childlike, and impressionable. Because of his youthful ignorance, he Pinnochio be seen as rather mischievous, pretty gullible, over-trusting, and often lands himself into trouble, albeit unintentionally. This is seen several times throughout the film, and the trait, unfortunately, makes Pinocchio an easy pawn in the schemes or motivations of various Pinnochio. Even so, as the film progresses, Pinocchio notably learns from experiences and takes them into account; eventually becoming selfless, sensible, brave, and obtaining impressive leadership qualities. This is Pinnochio put into the forefront once the film nears its climax, as Pinocchio is faced with the task of rescuing his father from the jaws of the deadly whale, Monstrowhich he proceeds in carrying out Pinnochio entirely using his own intelligence and craft. Pinocchio's daring decision Pinnochio risk his life for his loved ones ultimately grants him his wish of becoming a real boy. Pinocchio is a slender marionette that is made to look like a cute Pinnochio boy with a round, chubby face and Pinnochio nose. Like most animated characters in the day, Pinnochio has four-fingered hands with white gloves. He wears bright red cotton fabric short overalls with yellow buttons over a light yellow shirt. He also has a black vest, big blue bow tie, and brown wooden shoes. When he was almost transformed into a donkey, Pinocchio has long donkey ears with a gray fur Pinnochio a matching gray tassel with a black hairy Pinnochio. As a real boy when he was revived by the Blue Fairy and reversing his donkey transformation due to risking his life to save his loved ones from Monstro and finally grants his wish, Pinocchio appears with fair skin, his nose is a small rounded Pinnochio, and hands become five-fingered and no longer wear white gloves. He retains wearing his outfit while Pinnochio was Pinnochio a marionette but is not seen wearing a black vest Pinnochio his brown shoes are no longer wooden which resembles flats. Pinnochio the film, Pinocchio is first introduced as a lifeless puppet. When it is time for bed, Geppetto catches sight of a wishing star and wishes for Pinocchio to become a real boy. Once Geppetto fell asleep, his Pinnochio is visited by the Blue FairyPinnochio brings Pinocchio to life and appoints Jiminy Pinnochio as his official conscience to tell him right from wrong, for if Pinocchio proves himself brave, truthful, and unselfish, he will be transformed into a real boy. Geppetto discovers his puppet is alive and celebrates along Pinnochio Figaro the kitten and Cleo the goldfish. As of Pinnochio night, Pinocchio's journey to boyhood has begun. The next morning, Pinocchio is on his way to school, but is stopped by a pair of shady Pinnochio artists: a sly fox named J. Worthington Foulfellow Pinnochio. Pinocchio listens, believes, and ends up Pinnochio the Pinnochio path. Pinnochio tries to stop him Pinnochio is unsuccessful, so Pinnochio chases after him. Pinocchio immediately becomes the star of Pinnochio marionette show, and Stromboli is paid beyond his wildest dreams for Pinocchio's magnificent performance. After the Pinnochio, Pinocchio and Stromboli are dining and Pinnochio man's true nature is revealed as parsimonious, evil, and rotten. He locks Pinocchio in a birdcage and threatens to chop him into firewood Pinnochio he refuses to cooperate. Pinnochio tries to tell the Blue Fairy the truth, but he does not know how. Eventually, Pinocchio manages to escape and Pinnochio with the help of Jiminy and the Blue Fairy. Pinocchio and Jiminy race home, but Pinocchio is stopped once again by Foulfellow and Gideon. They think Pinocchio is sick and Pinnochio only cure is Pinnochio vacation on Pleasure Island. Once the place is torn apart, everyone has vanished, except for Lampwick Pinnochio Pinocchio, who are smoking and drinking while playing pool. Once Jiminy confronts the two, he is so upset he storms out. Soon, Jiminy discovers the plan: Pleasure Island has the terrifying power to transform bad boys into donkeys, Pinnochio the Coachman sells into slavery, and rushes back to get Pinocchio, who, in the meantime sees some strange and things happening to Lampwick: He grows donkey ears then a tail then his head becomes a furry donkey head. Lampwick Pinnochio tells Pinocchio that he laughed like a donkey then he too laughs Pinnochio a bray. Lampwick then asks Pinocchio if that bray came out of him and Pinocchio panically nods. Lampwick then feels his face, noticing it feels different then notices he has long ears and starts panicking. He then rushes to the mirror and sees he partly transformed into Pinnochio donkey prompting him to run around panicking. He stands quietly but nervously while watching Lampwick finish transforming into donkey then lose his voice and run around in a great panic destroying the pool hall and kicking his clothes off. Pinocchio then grows Pinnochio ears and a tail himself and starts panicking, wondering what to do. Jiminy then returns to Pinocchio and he frantically begs him for help. He runs out of the pool hall with Jiminy and they hurry Pinnochio a small rock path which is the only way out of Pleasure Island. The two finally reach home, but find that the house is empty. As Pinnochio and Jiminy sit and wait for everyone to return, the Blue Fairy comes in the shape of a dove and gives them a letter which tells them Geppetto was swallowed by Monstro the Whale while searching for Pinocchio. The pair search the ocean for Monstro with very little luck. When they ask for help from sea creatures Pinnochio as clams and seahorses, they all swim and hide in fear at the mention of Monstro's name. Meanwhile, after a nap, Monstro awakens and begins a Pinnochio frenzy. Everything in his path is either devoured or destroyed including Pinnochio. Pinocchio soon thinks Pinnochio a plan to escape Monstro by lighting a bonfire, creating enough Pinnochio to make him sneeze. Once Pinocchio Pinnochio able to get Monstro to sneeze, the enraged whale chases after him and Pinnochio father. The whale destroys the raft with Pinnochio tail, sending Pinocchio and Geppetto into the water. After witnessing his father almost drowning, Pinocchio grabs him and attempts to Pinnochio to a nearby sea cave, but it's too late. Even before he gets there, Monstro slams into the rocks surrounding the cave, sending Pinocchio and his father gushing through to the shore. While Geppetto, Figaro, Cleo, Pinnochio Jiminy survive, Jiminy looks for Pinocchio and makes a very depressing discovery: Pinocchio is lying face down in a large puddle, dead on impact. Geppetto, Figaro, Cleo, and Jiminy return home and mourn the loss of Pinocchio. Then, the Blue Fairy revives Pinnochio and transforms him into a real human boy because he has now proved himself brave, truthful, and unselfish, also reversing the effects of Pleasure Island on him, much to the joy of Pinnochio others. Jiminy is then awarded a certified Pinnochio conscience badge as thanks for his duty as Pinocchio's conscience from the Blue Fairy. Pinocchio, in his puppet form, made numerous cameo appearances in Pinnochio television series Pinnochio of Mouse. His most prominent appearance on the show was in the episode Pinnochio Jiminy Cricket ", in which Pain and Panic convince him to hang out with them and ditch Jiminy.