A clarification on some of these:
• Gov. Ratcliffe's goal feels unrelated to the moral: The natives and the settlers both start to see that violence isn't the answer, and even if it isn't really shown, I think the moral is to respect each other's differences. Ratcliffe, though, just wants gold. This goal doesn't fit the moral. One could argue that he just doesn't learn this lesson while everybody else does, but why stress him desiring gold so much? Why isn't his goal simply to colonize the land?
• Poca's patience...: Pocahontas' desire to do what's right is cool, but what's particularly refreshing is that she's patient and she's not rebellious like Ariel or Jasmine, for example. She does unconventional things (ex: secretly meeting John Smith), but with the best intent.

I mostly agree with background, Poca and John's romance, Nakoma, Kocoum, and Poca's non rebelliousness one.

They're gorgeous!!! And I also agree that Kocoum was a good guy - he thought he was being protective and it was just unfortunate that he got shot

The romance was very forced like: We are the protagonist so we should fall in love, in an imposible love story

The background and Nakoma.

I rewatched recently pochaontas and yeah this one also the one about animals scenes

This and the backgrounds.

Pretty much all.

The animation is absolutely stunning.

Also Nakoma, she gets too much unwarranted hate. She was just trying to be a good friend.