believing I can be this, that I can do this with very little evidence to back it up. So I admire her faith and vision. And Felix's innocence to the point of gullibility, I can see a lot of myself in that too, and Calhoun, just her strength of character and forcefulness. I cannot choose one. King Candy. There. Sonic. Q: There seems to be more overlap between Disney and Pixar sensibilities. Is that the natural evolution? Moore: It's interesting. Obviously yeah, I guess it is. I would say that what we call the Pixar sensibility goes back even further, that it is kind of a CalArts sensibility, because so many of the people who are creative, instrumental people at Pixar came from that school, that definitely does have a storytelling and tone sensibility to it. Obviously, like John [Lasseter] is from there, Brad Bird, Andrew Stanton, Joe Ranft, Jeff Pidgeon, Pete Docter, all these people were classmates of mine. Andrew and Pete were classmates, so I think what we know as the Pixar style is a CalArts style. So myself being at Disney at this time, I too am bringing that sensibility that's kind of borne from those classrooms in CalArts to Disney and infusing what is the Disney style of fairy tales and classic storytelling with what I've been steeped in as a student at CalArts. Now how "Brave" happened, that's a good question. How something that does seem very, very ensconced in that classic fairy tale storytelling