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Lauren Hoenemeyer interviewed students at The Meadows School.

DANIELLE DEVERA, JUNIOR

"I would definitely choose to be Thumper, from 'Bambi.' Thumper is the most amazing character because he is constantly trying to teach Bambi new things and always stays by his friend no matter what. Plus, I love his mentality: 'If you don't have anything nice to say, don't say it at all!' ''

CARMEL MOAZEZ, JUNIOR

"I would be Belle from 'Beauty and the Beast' because she looks like me and I love her."

JASMINE GHUMAN, SOPHOMORE

"Belle from 'Beauty and the Beast' because she is not just really pretty, but is also smart and she is not shallow."

JOSH FRIEDMAN, JUNIOR

"I would be Rasputin from 'Anastasia' since he has crazy eyes that pop out of his head and he has a bat friend that is a miniature stud."

ELLIOT KING, JUNIOR

"I would be Goofy because he is a jokester and has an awesome laugh."

MEGHAN RIORDAN, SOPHOMORE

"Hannah Montana would be fun to be since she is a rock star and has an amazing closet."

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