| 1 | * It's good to know at least some of Miss Prices's magical items survived the Nazi attack. Maybe they can use that bedknob to get more? |
| 2 | * "The Age of Not Believing" is a very sombre song that hits a great note of nostalgia and regret for everyone who remembers the period of disillusionment around that age, but it ends on a distinct note of hope; "at last you start believing there's something wonderful in you". Charlie's CharacterDevelopment from bratty, abrasive child to caring and sympathetic big brother figure proves it. |
| 3 | ** It's particularly more heartwarming and [[TearJerker a little sad]] when you realize that [[RealitySubtext the song is really about the Disney Company's struggle after Walt Disney's death]]. |
| 4 | * The animated armour during the final battle against the Nazis came from all parts of Britain's past, some were even armour worn by people of opposing sides such as the [[UsefulNotes/EnglishCivilWar Roundheads and the Cavaliers]], but all [[EnemyMine fought side by side to defend their country from invaders]]. |
| 5 | ** It's implied that they're possessed by the spirits of their owners, who are clearly having the time of their lives in kicking the SS troops out of their home. Roundheads, Oliver Cromwell would ''not'' approve! |
| 6 | ** It's even noticeable when the Scottish bagpipes start playing - armors from various eras all look to one another briefly, as if going 'uh... they're with US, right?' For all that the various armies that have been in England over the centuries have stood apart and against from one another, but they'll stand together in solidarity against the SS. |
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