Many times Sofia's vulnerable side has made her question if she truly belongs with her royal friends and family. There is a smaller third part of Sofia's personality that she tries to hide: Her vulnerable, scared, and worried part. This side also gives her trust issues that make her go off on her own without telling anybody and keep secrets from everyone except her Aunt Tilly and her mermaid friend Princess Oona. She tends to try to juggle more than she can handle, especially when it comes to her friends, and value making herself as multifaceted as possible. This fuels a side of her that is very investigative and skeptical. Sofia is shown to be a precocious girl who believes the proof is in the pudding.

The other side of her personality is that of a hard-headed pragmatist.

She also believes that something being trouble free and being a happy something are the same thing. She also shows her affections by giving her loved ones warm hugs. She also believes in keeping promises no matter what. She is also willing to befriend people the large majority refuse to have anything to do with. She is also shown to be loyal to her loved ones to the point of altruism. Sofia is shown to be very kind and compassionate. Sofia is shown to have a two-sided personality: One side is that of a softhearted idealist. However, Sofia is caught between two messages-is being a Princess about material goods or having a good heart? It is up to her animals, led by Clover the rabbit, and a powerful, magical amulet, to set her on the path of the heart. Being new to the entire Princess legacy, Sofia attends the Royal Prep Academy where Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather show her the ropes about what being a Princess is all about. She becomes royal after her mother's remarriage to the King. She had a father, but he got lost at sea. Sofia is a young girl who lived in a village with her mother, Miranda.

2.1 Sofia the First: Once Upon a Princess.

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