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This reads as a comparison meant to make a familiar work feel newly legible. It suggests that the animated film borrows the emotional skeleton of a royal tragedy, even while translating it into another register and audience. The line lands when talking about adaptation, because it shows how stories can survive by changing form rather than staying fixed.
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Originally said in English.
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