Arthur and the Invisibles

Arthur’s parents went to the city to find better jobs, leaving Arthur alone with his grandmother on his birthday.

Themes: Abandoned, Parenting, Family, Disappointment, Expectation, Hurt, Resentment, Birthday, Celebration

Before Arthur was shrunken down, he created a miniature irrigation system without understanding the consequences for the Minimoys.

Themes: Regret, Mistake, Ignorance, Responsibility, Selfishness, Creation/Creator, Invention

Princess Selenia, who has failed her mission, gets thrown in a cell with Arthur who has still not lost hope.

Themes: Hope, Faith, Optimism, Defeat, Failure, Giving Up

Maltazard admits to Selenia that it was a kiss from a woman who turned him into the creature that he is now.

Themes: Sin, Temptation, Mistake, Lust, Deception, Foolishness, Punishment, Regret, Attraction

The King of the Minimoys risks his entire city to save the lives of his children from an enormous wave of water.

Themes: Sacrifice, Risk, Danger, Trapped, Family, Priorities, Love-Father's

Arthur’s Grandpa cannot continue running and Arthur won’t leave him behind. Nothing short of a miracle will save them now.

Themes: Miracle, Prayer, Giving Up, Hope, Challenges, Trials, Steadfast, Obstacles

Outside the city gates lies a creature that needs help. Arthur thinks it’s a trap, but Selenia doesn’t heed his warning.

Themes: Warning, Deception, Forewarning, Appearances, Enemy, Foolishness, Ignorance, Naïve