How did the Dalmatians know what Angelica's locket looked like?
- When the Dalmatians see the locket in Molly's room, they say that it looks like the one Fritz told them to look for. The problem with that is that Fritz never told them what it looked like. This is all he says:Fritz: Oh yes, and while you're on your rounds, keep an eye out for a locket that was lost by a very sweet person who is kind to animals.
- Fridge Brilliance: If she's kind to animals, then she must pet a lot of animals. Maybe the scents of the animals she's petted got onto the locket.
Why Mexican Mice?
The Titanic started its voyage in Southampton, and was headed for New York City. Why would Mexican mice be on board? If they wanted to go to New York, why would they go to England to catch the ship there? Honestly, the only reason for their presence seems to be giving animators the opportunity for being more racially insensitive than Speedy Gonzales. What is the point of them?- They could've done some traveling in Europe prior to boarding the Titanic.
- They actually say that they were touring (remember that they're a band) and were dying to go back home.
Why was Angelica given up?
At the end of the movie, Angelica's mother tells her she never wanted to give her up as a baby, but that she was forced to...but by who, or what, exactly? How can anyone force you to give up your own child? It would be one thing if she lost Angelica to her father in a divorce, but she says that neither she nor her father wanted to leave her, and Angelica says that the mother and sisters she's travelling with are her "foster" family, not her stepfamily.- It's possible that Angelica's mother was too poor to feed her or raise her properly.
- It’s properly explained in the uncut version, actually. There, Angie’s mother says the foster mother promised her she could reclaim her daughter whenever she was able to, only to disappear with Angelica when her mother tried to follow up on that offer.
