Top 10 "What Have I Done" Scenes in Disney Movies

Due to his unfortunate appearance, Quasimodo was raised in isolation inside the titular Notre Dame by the evil judge Frollo. Hidden away from civilization, the adult Quasimodo develops a longing to be accepted into society, and sneaks away to attend the Festival of Fools. Initially mistaking his face for a mask, the townsfolk are horrified to realize that it’s Quasimodo’s actual appearance. We watch as Quasimodo is then humiliated as he’s bound to a platform, belittled for being a hunchback, and has food thrown at him. When his pleas for help from Frollo are ignored, it’s clear from poor Quasimodo’s expression that he regrets ever leaving the cathedral.

Pixar’s “Inside Out” shows how a person’s emotions shape every decision they make in their lives. Inside the mind of Riley, Joy plays the role of the leader. But when Joy goes missing, the rest of Riley’s emotions struggle to help her cope with homesickness. And when Anger motivates Riley to run away back to Minnesota to create new memories, Riley plunges into depression instead - trapping her in perpetual apathy. The emotions are left wide-eyed in terror, powerless to prevent Riley from making awful decisions. It’s too bad they didn’t have an emotion that handled Anger Management.

#8: Hercules Turns on Phil “Hercules” (1997)

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When his attempt at killing off Hercules as a baby didn’t quite work out, Hades enlists the help of Megara to charm Hercules into falling for her. However, Hercules’s mentor Phil uncovers Meg’s true allegiance, and seeks to warn his protege. Unfortunately, Hercules’s mind is far too much in the clouds - that is, until Phil’s accusations toward Meg pushes him too far. After getting a taste of Hercules’s strength firsthand, a hurt Phil cuts all ties with him. Hercules is left shocked at the realisation that he harmed the only man who believed in him when nobody else had. At least in that moment, Hercules failed to become “Phil’s Boy”.

Despite being betrothed to fellow tribesman Kocoum, Pochontas finds herself attracted to English settler John Smith. But their very first kiss is interrupted by a war cry. Witnessing the fight between John and Kocoum, John’s young crewmate Thomas intervenes to save John’s life - shooting and killing Kocoum. Although he had good intentions, Thomas’s attempts to apologize are met with hostility from Pocahontas. The speechless Thomas has no choice but to flee. His actions result in the Powhatan Tribe declaring war on the English and John being sentenced to death. All we can say is, be careful what you wish for, Thomas.

Under pressure to behave like a princess, Merida chastises her mother Queen Elinor for controlling her life and claims she could never be like her. This provokes the wrath of her mother, who seizes Merida’s beloved bow and tosses it into the fire. Merida storms out in grief, just when Elinor realizes what she’s done. Although she attempts to salvage the remains, it dawns on her that she just broke her only daughter’s heart. With no clue about Merida’s whereabouts, the usually strong-willed queen breaks down in tears. Considering what Merida ended up doing to Elinor, it’s safe to say burning that bow came back to bite her in more ways than one.

When a little girl escapes into the monster world, Monsters Inc employee Sulley begins to genuinely care for her, affectionately naming her Boo. Following the revelation that rival Randall intends to kidnap children, Sulley heads to CEO Waternoose to report him. But when Waternoose forces Sulley into a scare demonstration instead, a disguised Boo sees Sulley for the monster he is - at least, literally speaking. It’s at this point that the reality of his job hits Sulley, as he realizes he’s been terrifying innocent children on a daily basis for years. A remorseful Sulley tries his best to explain himself to Boo, but the little girl’s trust in her former friend is destroyed.

#4: Ralph Betrays His Best Friend “Ralph Breaks the Internet” (2018)

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After being hailed as a hero in the first film, Ralph continues life in the arcade with best friend Vanellope. Once he finds out that she intends to move to the online game Slaughter Race, though, Ralph selfishly unleashes a virus to crash the game entirely. Upon his confession, an outraged Vanellope terminates their friendship, and tosses away Ralph’s hero medal for good measure. When he realizes the error of his ways, it’s all too late, as the virus begins attacking the internet. Ralph is left all alone, with no hero medal, no more best friend, and nowhere to go, as his plan backfires miserably.

#3: King Triton Destroys Ariel's Human Artifacts “The Little Mermaid” (1989)

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Fascinated by the human world, Ariel collects artifacts from the surface in her grotto, despite her father King Triton’s warnings. After falling in love with Prince Eric, she plans to find a way to join him. Unfortunately, Triton’s advisor Sebastian lets this information slip, inciting the King’s fury. Upon destroying the statue of Eric that Ariel had hidden, Triton glances back to see his daughter weeping helplessly. The king of the seas is left speechless as he realises he might have lost his daughter’s love - especially when she later goes missing. Meanwhile, Sebastian’s horror at what he caused makes it clear there’ll be no “Under the Sea” reprise to follow.

#2: Beast Scares Belle “Beauty and the Beast” (1991)

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In order to break the curse that transformed him from a handsome prince, the Beast must fall in love before his 21st birthday. The petals of an enchanted rose count down the time. When Belle, his prisoner at the castle, wanders into the room containing the rose, she’s spellbound by its beauty - but is in for a nasty surprise. Enraged that she disobeyed his orders not to enter the castle’s west wing, the Beast flies into a rage. However, when the terrified Belle flees, he’s overcome with the realization that he’s probably ruined his chances at love. Now he not only looks like a beast, he’s also acted like one. Before we unveil our top pick, here are a few honorable or perhaps dishonorable mentions. Elsa Sees The Snow “Frozen” (2013) Tarzan Overpowers Kerchak “Tarzan” (1999) Kenai Realizes He Caused the Death of Koda’s Mother “Brother Bear” (2005) Pinocchio Is Betrayed, Then Kidnapped “Pinocchio” (1940) Aladdin Doesn’t Free Genie “Aladdin” (1992)

#1: Judy Hopps Blames Predator Biology “Zootopia” (2016)

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When predators in Zootopia’s anthropomorphic animal world start going “savage”, police officer Judy Hopps enlists the help of con artist Nick Wilde to track them down. Despite their differences, they make a heck of a team. However, at a press conference, Judy buckles under pressure, and says the worst thing possible on TV . . . Not realizing the consequences, she’s surprised when an offended Nick confronts her and storms off. Now having lost her friend, Judy is wracked with guilt at the prejudice she’s encouraged against the predators - especially when she sees that Nick had been ready to join her as an officer of the law.