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** And they were definitely Tara's last ''instructions'', whereas "so serious" is an observation. MK calling the former her "last words" was a way for the girl to give the queen's final directive the greatest possible weight, not to be literal about it.
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* After MK witnesses [[spoiler: Queen Tara dying in Ronin's arms]] she somberly offers him her condolences implying she can clearly see the effect her death has on him, but then a few moments later, her reaction to seeing the Leafman is to incredulously ask if they're doing some sort of reenactment...but what would make her think that all of it was a joke if she clearly felt sorry for Ronin for what she just previously believed he was going through?
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* After MK witnesses [[spoiler: Queen Tara dying in Ronin's arms]] arms she somberly offers him her condolences implying she can clearly see the effect her death has on him, but then a few moments later, her reaction to seeing the Leafman is to incredulously ask if they're doing some sort of reenactment...but what would make her think that all of it was a joke if she clearly felt sorry for Ronin for what she just previously believed he was going through?
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** If this is really something you want to nitpick, maybe she didn't hear Tara's last words to Ronin, as they were spoken very softly. Even if we assume she had overheard them, "Take the pod to Nim Galuu" was still ''among'' her last words, even if they weren't her very last.
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** If this is really something you want to nitpick, maybe she didn't hear Tara's last words to Ronin, as they were spoken very softly. Even if we assume she had overheard them, "Take the pod to Nim Galuu" was still ''among'' her last words, even if they weren't her very last.
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* MK says that Tara's last words were "Bring the pod to Nim Galuu"... but they weren't. They were "So serious".
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* MK says that Tara's last words were "Bring the pod to Nim Galuu"... but they weren't. They were "So serious".serious".
** If this is really something you want to nitpick, maybe she didn't hear Tara's last words to Ronin, as they were spoken very softly. Even if we assume she had overheard them, "Take the pod to Nim Galuu" was still ''among'' her last words, even if they weren't her very last.
** If this is really something you want to nitpick, maybe she didn't hear Tara's last words to Ronin, as they were spoken very softly. Even if we assume she had overheard them, "Take the pod to Nim Galuu" was still ''among'' her last words, even if they weren't her very last.
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** Tara was a spontaneous sort of person, and she says outright that she was choosing the ''pod'' on the spot, based on which one felt right to her. It'd be inconsistent with what-little we saw of her character for the "fix" to already be in at the other end of the heir-selection procedure.
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** Tara was a spontaneous sort of person, and she says outright that she was choosing the ''pod'' on the spot, based on which one felt right to her. It'd be inconsistent with what-little we saw of her character for the "fix" to already be in at the other end of the heir-selection procedure.procedure.
* MK says that Tara's last words were "Bring the pod to Nim Galuu"... but they weren't. They were "So serious".
* MK says that Tara's last words were "Bring the pod to Nim Galuu"... but they weren't. They were "So serious".
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** By the time Ronin enters the scene and takes Tara from MK, note that she only has the strength to say two words to him before dying. And just because we see that Robin and his troops were right nearby doesn’t mean she knew that. For all Tara knows, Ronin could’ve not found her body in time, or maybe there were more Boggins in the area that would keep him and his mean busy until it was too late.
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** Well, the boggans probably had their plan in blocking the moonlight all this time. The Leafmen, despite their valiant effort, didn't seem like they would be fast enough to unveil the moonlight to the pod in time. What drove the bats away that quickly was the bat sounds on Bomba's iPod, which MK had him use.
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** Another thing was how she thought it could be a staging or a reenactment, when she'd just seen a woman turn into moss and float away.
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* So had Tara already known and chosen that little Marigold Girl as her successor before the ceremony, with her actions that day just being icing on the cake; had she not decided yet, with the intention of choosing someone at the last minute; or did she choose someone else initially and then Marigold Girl's actions help to override her previous decision?
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* So had Tara already known and chosen that little Marigold Girl as her successor before the ceremony, with her actions that day just being icing on the cake; had she not decided yet, with the intention of choosing someone at the last minute; or did she choose someone else initially and then Marigold Girl's actions help to override her previous decision?decision?
** Tara was a spontaneous sort of person, and she says outright that she was choosing the ''pod'' on the spot, based on which one felt right to her. It'd be inconsistent with what-little we saw of her character for the "fix" to already be in at the other end of the heir-selection procedure.
** Tara was a spontaneous sort of person, and she says outright that she was choosing the ''pod'' on the spot, based on which one felt right to her. It'd be inconsistent with what-little we saw of her character for the "fix" to already be in at the other end of the heir-selection procedure.
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** Even if he was no longer certain of the existence of little people, he'd still feel the need to check out the marked area: for all he knew, MK might've just run off in hope of getting his attention, and left the pin to show him where she'd gone to sulk. Certainly that would be a smart thing to do if he'd noticed her abandoned bag by the front porch.
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** Even if he was no longer certain of the existence of little people, he'd still feel the need to check out the marked area: for all he knew, MK might've just run off in hope of getting his attention, and left the pin to show him where she'd gone to sulk. Certainly that would be a smart reasonable thing to do if he'd noticed her abandoned bag by the front porch.
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*** The pin was a ''long'' way from the area he'd been searching, which would've made it stand out. He may have decided his search had been a vain one, but he still knew he'd never tried searching that area, which is why the out-of-place pin warranted investigation.
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*** The pin was a ''long'' way from the area he'd been searching, which would've made it stand out. He may have decided his search had been a vain one, but he still knew where he'd never tried searching that area, been doing it, which is why the out-of-place pin warranted investigation.
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*** The pin was a ''long'' way from any of the area he'd been searching, which would've made it stand out. He still knew he'd never tried searching that area, which is why the out-of-place pin warranted investigation.
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*** The pin was a ''long'' way from any of the area he'd been searching, which would've made it stand out. He may have decided his search had been a vain one, but he still knew he'd never tried searching that area, which is why the out-of-place pin warranted investigation.
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** It probably could've flown a lot faster, on par with the birds, if it'd been in a hurry or threatened. But it was just passing by.
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*** The pin was a ''long'' way from any of the area he'd been searching, which would've made it stand out. He still knew he'd never tried searching that area, which is why the out-of-place pin warranted investigation.
** Even if he was no longer certain of the existence of little people, he'd still feel the need to check out the marked area: for all he knew, MK might've just run off in hope of getting his attention, and left the pin to show him where she'd gone to sulk. Certainly that would be a smart thing to do if he'd noticed her abandoned bag by the front porch.
** Even if he was no longer certain of the existence of little people, he'd still feel the need to check out the marked area: for all he knew, MK might've just run off in hope of getting his attention, and left the pin to show him where she'd gone to sulk. Certainly that would be a smart thing to do if he'd noticed her abandoned bag by the front porch.
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** Mayhaps I should've been more specific...When I asked "how he knew", I was referring more to the context in which MK left it than the fact that she left it there, and why it's so quick to change his mind about everything. Seeing tiny people running through his house and vacuuming one of them up, only to find it's his daughter, was what drove him to give up his work out of fear he'd gone mad, but a single thumbtack in a map practically covered with them is enough to tell him his daughter left it there for sure, and that it's worth investigating.
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* Perhaps I missed something, but when MK's father notices the red thumbtack that she left in his map, to show him Moonhaven's location, does he have any reason to conclude so quickly that she put it there? The tack didn't seem to hold any significance to MK anywehre else in the film, so why did he take such special note of it and jump to such a quick conclusion about it?
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* Perhaps I missed something, but when MK's father notices the red thumbtack that she left in his map, to show him Moonhaven's location, does he have any reason to conclude so quickly that she put it there? The tack didn't seem to hold any significance to MK anywehre anywhere else in the film, so why did he take such special note of it and jump to such a quick conclusion about it?it?
** She must have put it there, because he didn't and she's the only other person who is in his house. There's also the implied turtle, but it can't leave its tank, and Ozzie, but he's a dog ''and'' a clumsy one with a foreleg missing so only M.K. could have put it there.
** She must have put it there, because he didn't and she's the only other person who is in his house. There's also the implied turtle, but it can't leave its tank, and Ozzie, but he's a dog ''and'' a clumsy one with a foreleg missing so only M.K. could have put it there.
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