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** Lana Weinberger is known to be an [[Alpha Bitch]] in both versions, but {{spoiler|she and Josh broke up after he went to college, and she matures in the later books after gracefully losing to Mia in the student elections. She offers an olive branch and genuine friendship to Mia after the latter breaks with Michael, saying she knows exactly how that feels. Mia eventually realizes that Lana isn't trying to hurt people's feelings; it's that she thinks she's being funny while coming off as insensitive, which actually makes her the Alpha Bitch version of Lilly who does the same thing}}. The first film had none of these moments since Book 9 came out long after production and Lana is nowhere to be seen in the sequel; she remains a vapid cheerleader who mocks Mia for the heck of it, with none of the [[Hidden Depths]] she would show later. |
** Lana Weinberger is known to be an [[Alpha Bitch]] in both versions, but {{spoiler|she and Josh broke up after he went to college, and she matures in the later books after gracefully losing to Mia in the student elections. She offers an olive branch and genuine friendship to Mia after the latter breaks with Michael, saying she knows exactly how that feels. Mia eventually realizes that Lana isn't trying to hurt people's feelings; it's that she thinks she's being funny while coming off as insensitive, which actually makes her the Alpha Bitch version of Lilly who does the same thing}}. The first film had none of these moments since Book 9 came out long after production and Lana is nowhere to be seen in the sequel; she remains a vapid cheerleader who mocks Mia for the heck of it, with none of the [[Hidden Depths]] she would show later. |
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** Principal Gupta in the book is strict, coming down hard on Mia for the times she's come to blows with Lana, which happens quite a bit, but she's pretty fair. In fact, for the ice cream incident, all she asks is that Mia pay for the dry-cleaning on Lana's shirt as well as apologize to Lana, giving her detention when Mia refuses to apologize; she later cancels the detention when Grandmere outs Mia as a princess, half-joking that Mia ought to have told her she was under a lot of stress that week and saying the press drama is punishment enough. Principal Gupta in the films doesn't even ''know'' who Mia is until the latter is outed as a princess, referring to her as "Lilly's friend" and clearly buttering up Grandmere for being royalty - while she doesn't punish Mia for the ice cream incident, it's ''after'' Lana's friends humiliated her at the beach (which the principal didn't witness), so Gupta merely advises Lana to send her dry-cleaning bill to the school. |
** Principal Gupta in the book is strict, coming down hard on Mia for the times she's come to blows with Lana, which happens quite a bit, but she's pretty fair. In fact, for the ice cream incident, all she asks is that Mia pay for the dry-cleaning on Lana's shirt as well as apologize to Lana, giving her detention when Mia refuses to apologize; she later cancels the detention when Grandmere outs Mia as a princess, half-joking that Mia ought to have told her she was under a lot of stress that week and saying the press drama is punishment enough. Principal Gupta in the films doesn't even ''know'' who Mia is until the latter is outed as a princess, referring to her as "Lilly's friend" and clearly buttering up Grandmere for being royalty - while she doesn't punish Mia for the ice cream incident, it's ''after'' Lana's friends humiliated her at the beach (which the principal didn't witness), so Gupta merely advises Lana to send her dry-cleaning bill to the school. |
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* [[Super Mario Bros.|Bowser]] was never a nice guy, given that he's a violent and abrasive [[Manchild]] obsessed with kidnapping Princess Peach. But in ''[[The Super Mario Bros. Movie]]'', he's a physically abusive [[Bad Boss]] who keeps his minions in line through fear as opposed to respect like he does in the games. |
* [[Super Mario Bros. (video game)|Bowser]] was never a nice guy, given that he's a violent and abrasive [[Manchild]] obsessed with kidnapping Princess Peach. But in ''[[The Super Mario Bros. Movie]]'', he's a physically abusive [[Bad Boss]] who keeps his minions in line through fear as opposed to respect like he does in the games. |
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== [[Literature]] == |
== [[Literature]] == |