Arendale’s geographical problem.

Geoffrey 2021-11-23 08:01:14

Let me add one more sentence, Lily is infinitely good and saves your life.

According to the film map, Arendale lies on the west side of the continental plate, with a low altitude, typical of a west coast country. The magical kingdom is in the north of Arendale, the high altitude area of ​​the west coast.

According to the film, there is a strong tidal response in the north, while the river in the south is calm. It can be inferred that the flow direction of the world view is from north to south. (Do not rule out from east to west). (Aisha's team has been walking to the north. Aisha pushed Anna from north to south. Anna turned to the right, and encountered a stream guarded by a stone elf in the middle. From this, it can be judged that the stream flows from northwest to southeast.)

Then the construction party (Arendale) should not build a curved arch dam, but should build a vertical gravity dam or a reservoir in a suitable area to solve the drinking water problem of the people on the north bank. The reasons are as follows:

1. The arc-shaped arch dam will distribute the force to both sides of the mountain, which is not ideal for the seaside terrain.

2. For safety reasons, the downstream of the dam is not livable. Therefore, the site selection of the dam is improper. For construction, the capital should be moved or corresponding preventive measures for river drainage should be taken.

3. The Magic Kingdom belongs to a high-altitude area. If there is no water circulation, the main water resource is rainfall. The selection and construction of a reservoir with a large water surface will be more profitable. If there is water circulation, lakes and dams should be built in low valley areas to maintain supply.

4. The location of the film did not have a reasonable location for the diversion project, and it should be difficult to carry out smoothly under the current construction conditions. Might as well let the Magic Kingdom build by themselves.

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  • Diego 2022-03-24 09:01:48

    Elsa is really the most handsome character Disney has ever seen.... so handsome that it is unlikely that any character can surpass it.... The part of riding the ice horse on the water can go down in history.... Feels all The plot is all about making Elsa more handsome... well, it doesn't matter what the plot is... so handsome...

  • Dana 2021-11-23 08:01:14

    While Pixar Animation became more and more imaginative, I didn't expect that Disney Animation had become so mediocre, stubborn, and not seeking to make progress. It is true that the technology is more advanced and the pictures are more beautiful, but the core and the script are seriously retrogressive, flashy, and the form is greater than the content. The praise of women's power in the first part, women should not be defined by love and marriage, can be a princess without a prince, face their own uniqueness without caring about the opinions of others... In the second part, they all disappeared. Turned into an environmentally friendly film. The solution to all the problems turned out to be to destroy the dam. When did Disney Animation become so preaching? Again, it was a happy ending when the two kingdoms shook hands and made peace, as if nothing had happened. It's too clichéd anymore, and even "Maleficent 2", which belongs to Disney, was filmed just last month. There is no suspense that this film will hit the box office because it is too neat and gorgeous, without any problems. But there are too many family fun movies that play the safety card. I still miss the days when I could see all kinds of movies in various styles and genres.

Frozen II quotes

  • Anna: [an ice sculpture materializes in front of Anna and Olaf] Elsa's found it.

    Olaf: What is it?

    Anna: The truth about the past. That's my grandfather... attacking the Northuldra leader, who wields no weapon.

    [dismayed]

    Anna: The dam wasn't a gift of peace. It was a trick.

    Olaf: But that goes against everything Arendelle stands for.

    Anna: It does, doesn't it?

    [sits down]

    Anna: I know how to free the forest. I know what we have to do to set things right.

    Olaf: Why do you say that so sadly?

    Anna: We have to break the dam.

  • Anna: [as the whirlwind blows them around, Olaf in pieces] I think I'm gonna be sick!

    Olaf: I'd hold your hair back but I can't find my arms.

    [They're stuck in the back of his head]