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- The scene where Kermit and Ms. Piggy sing "Love Led Us Here."
- While it's never really explored in-depth, Jim's friendship with Rizzo and Gonzo does have some cute moments, such as when they affirm their True Companions status at the Benbow, followed by a collective "I Want" Song.
- Silver:
- When the mutineers turn on Jim and Silver, this exchange follows:
Long John Silver: Run, lad! Save yourself! |
- Fridge Brilliance suggests that Silver genuinely planned on giving Jim a full share of the treasure before everything went south. He also actively tries to persuade Jim to join them, rather than take it by force at first.
- And when Silver seems about to put a bullet in Jim to enable his escape from the boat at the end of the film, but ultimately refuses.
Long John Silver: Oh, Hell, Jim! I could never harm you. You're honest, and brave, and true. You didn't learn that from me. |
- Sweetums turns out to be on the side of Jim and Cap. Smollett. Though it's got some elements of CMOF and CMOA to it as well.
Smollett: Wh- why thank you but, aren't you supposed to be fighting agains't us? |