original ariel story

No.

In the original story, Ariel wasn't specifically described as white. Her character was more focused on her personality and adventures.

I don't think Ariel was green in the original story. Usually, she's depicted with more traditional colors.

No, Ariel wasn't black in the original story.

Yes, Ariel was depicted as white in the original story.

Ariel is the main character in Disney's 'The Little Mermaid'. The original story is about her longing for a human life and her love for a prince.

It depends on which original story of Ariel you are referring to. In some versions, she might be depicted as having a certain complexion, but it can vary.

The original story of Princess Ariel is from 'The Little Mermaid' by Hans Christian Andersen. In the original, Ariel gives up her voice to the sea witch in exchange for legs to be with the prince she loves on land. However, the prince marries another, and Ariel is in great pain. In the end, she is given a chance to earn a soul by doing good deeds instead of a happily - ever - after marriage as in the Disney version.

Well, in the original tale, Ariel was indeed red - headed. This was part of her distinct character design from the start. Her red hair was not only a physical feature but also contributed to her overall charm and uniqueness in the story. It set her apart from other characters and became an iconic part of her look that has been carried over in many adaptations, although sometimes with slight variations.

In the original story, Ariel made a risky deal with a sea witch to become human and pursue love on land.