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* After Jean Jacket's consumption of the humans at Jupiter's Claim, later on a pig can be seen on the roof of one of the buildings. Somehow untouched and uneaten despite being lifted up off the ground enough to be placed up there. Unlike many animals, it's physically impossible for a pig to lift its head enough for it to stare straight up at the sky. Which is likely why it was spared. Even if it accidentally got caught up by the winds, JJ wouldn't have put any extra effort into eating the pig specifically. So once it was done with its actual meal it would've left the pig alone.
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* While visiting him in his office, Emerald calls attention to the Black kid in the "Kid Sheriff" memorabilia, whose gimmick was wearing 3D glasses. Then, as now, Jupe was unable to see as much as the people around him.
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* While visiting him in his office, Emerald calls attention to the Black black kid in the "Kid Sheriff" memorabilia, whose gimmick was wearing 3D glasses. Then, as now, Jupe was unable to see as much as the people around him.
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Rita’s father was Spanish Roma.
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* The Haywood family may have been named after Creator/RitaHayworth, an actress and dancer who achieved fame in the 1940s and ’50s but grew to resent her stardom and status as a sex symbol. The themes of the movie are about the thoughtless pursuit of fame, the exploitation of acting stars (specifically performing animals), and how living beings shouldn't be made a spectacle, much like how Hayworth hated her nickname "The Love Goddess" due to her sex symbol status. Also, her birth name was Margarita Carmen Cansino, and she was forced to hide her Latino heritage by movie executives (including electrolysis to raise her hairline).
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* The Haywood family may have been named after Creator/RitaHayworth, an actress and dancer who achieved fame in the 1940s and ’50s but grew to resent her stardom and status as a sex symbol. The themes of the movie are about the thoughtless pursuit of fame, the exploitation of acting stars (specifically performing animals), and how living beings shouldn't be made a spectacle, much like how Hayworth hated her nickname "The Love Goddess" due to her sex symbol status. Also, her birth name was Margarita Carmen Cansino, and she was forced to hide her Latino Romani heritage by movie executives (including electrolysis to raise her hairline).
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** Angel is the Cowardly Lion, symbolised by his blonde hair and his hiding under the table during the "rain of blood" scene. He spends a few scenes in the Haywood ranch roaring into the air, and his chosen monopoly piece, the Top Hat, is analogus to the crown the Lion wears during his "King of the Forest" musical number.
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** Angel is the Cowardly Lion, symbolised by his blonde hair and his hiding under the table during the "rain of blood" scene. He spends a few scenes in the Haywood ranch roaring into the air, and his chosen monopoly piece, the Top Hat, is analogus analogous to the crown the Lion wears during his "King of the Forest" musical number.
