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| The Magic Voyage
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The historical voyages of Christopher Columbus
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Plot Summary[]
| Disney Formula
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| Characters
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| Hero/Heroine
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Christopher Columbus Pico the Woodworm
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| Main Character Goal
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To rescue Marilyn from the Swarm Lord
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| Deceased Parent(s)
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Marilyn
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Pico Christopher Columbus
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Swarm Lord
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| Villain's Sidekick
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| Scenes
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| Opening
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Narration
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| Catalyst
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Pico suggests to Columbus that the world is round
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| Journey Begins
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Columbus gets permission to sail around the world to prove that it is round
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| Meet Cute
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Pico meets Marilyn in a chandelier before she it taken away by the Swarm Lord
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| Harrowing Scene
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Pico dreams about seeing Marilyn again
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| Preclimax
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| Climax
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Pico rescues Marilyn and makes squishy with the swarm
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| Happy Ending
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Columbus and the crew continue their journey, and Columbus talks about the future of the New World
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| Soundtrack
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| Opening Number
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| "I Want" Song
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| Villain Song
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| Romance Song
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A ship captain travels the world with the help of a fairy friend and a rodent.
