Disney's Hercules Adaptations

     When it comes to Disney's Hercules, what did the script writers not change? There are so many changes made that instead of asking what was changed, it's almost more efficient to ask what did they not change, as the list would go rather long for the prior. Of the changes made, there are none that I wish the writers had refrained from making. Perhaps, it is because I am biased toward a film from my childhood and think it perfect in every possible way. I appreciate how the writers were able to adapt the myth of Heracles into a child-friendly, fairytale-ish story in the way they took away the parts only appropriate for an adult audience (i.e. Zeus' infidelity, Hercules murdering his family, etc). Though such changes almost disregard the original myth entirely, I appreciate how they are able to morph the story into a totally new version. I appreciate how the writers took a story based on flaws and short-comings and made it into an unrealistic story where everything is hunky-dory. Reality is full of flaws and short-comings, and "fairytales"--for lack of a better word--such as Disney's Hercules, offer an escape from such things.