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* Anyone who lives in the south or a desert region and has any grasp on history would know that the ending of ''AmericanTaleFievelGoesWest'' would be a total disaster - losing the water contained in the water tower would NOT create a huge lush river and make the land suddenly green and full of plants and sparkly things: it'd spell disaster for the townspeople, who would either have to have water brought in immediately from an outside source (as there was no evidence of any rivers for miles around, and we saw no signs of wells either) at great expense to everyone living there, or the town would dry up and everyone would either have to leave or simply die of dehydration in the heat.
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* Anyone who lives in the south or a desert region and has any grasp on history would know that the ending of ''AmericanTaleFievelGoesWest'' would be a total disaster - losing the water contained in the water tower would NOT create a huge lush river and make the land suddenly green and full of plants and sparkly things: it'd spell disaster for the townspeople, who would either have to have water brought in immediately from an outside source (as there was no evidence of any rivers for miles around, and we saw no signs of wells either) at great expense to everyone living there, or the town would dry up and everyone would either have to leave or simply die of dehydration in the heat.
