Animals can be a valid representation of the society in the real world. Because animals are not real human but represents human, they allow the storyteller to get to its main point quickly without offending any human race. The movie Zootopia released in 2016 is a good example of this. The movie starts off with a dream, where the main character Judy Hopps (voiced by Ginnifer Goodwin) wants to become the first rabbit cop in the city of Zootopia. Throughout the story, Judy faced many difficulties and prejudices while accomplishing her dream, yet Judy managed to achieve her final success. Despite the stereotypes and prejudices people encounter while achieving their dreams, in the movie Zootopia, directed by Byron Howard and Rich Moore, the development of the main character Judy successfully conveys the message that these judgements are not there to break people down, but are actually there to encourage people to move towards their final success and make the world a better place. To start off, Judy’s dream of becoming a police faced a lot of doubts from characters around her as she grows up. Since being little, Judy was bullied by a fox named Gideon Grey, who then mentions that Judy is just a typical weak bunny, and that her dream of wanting to be a police is ridiculous. Though Grey’s comment weakens Judy’s confidence, but instead of being upset and change her dream, she transforms these mean comments into strength that motivates her to work harder towards her goal, which is to