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What is the main reason Miguel's family forbids music?
What is the main reason Miguel's family forbids music?
How does Miguel manage to enter the Land of the Dead?
How does Miguel manage to enter the Land of the Dead?
Who is revealed to be Miguel's true great-great-grandfather?
Who is revealed to be Miguel's true great-great-grandfather?
What is Miguel's primary goal in the Land of the Dead?
What is Miguel's primary goal in the Land of the Dead?
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What does Miguel need to do to get a blessing from his ancestors and return to the Land of the Living?
What does Miguel need to do to get a blessing from his ancestors and return to the Land of the Living?
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What song becomes a critical symbol of Héctor and Coco's relationship?
What song becomes a critical symbol of Héctor and Coco's relationship?
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What ultimately happens to Ernesto de la Cruz?
What ultimately happens to Ernesto de la Cruz?
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How does Dante, Miguel's companion, aid him in his journey in the Land of the Dead?
How does Dante, Miguel's companion, aid him in his journey in the Land of the Dead?
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Study Notes
Coco Movie Study Notes
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Miguel's Dream: Miguel dreams of becoming a musician.
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Family's Music Ban: Miguel's family forbids music because of a perceived bad omen, not a dislike for music itself or a lack of exposure.
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Entering the Land of the Dead: Miguel enters the Land of the Dead by accident, finding a portal rather than by using an object or potion.
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Miguel's Great-Great-Grandfather: Miguel's real great-great-grandfather is Héctor, not Ernesto de la Cruz.
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Returning to the Land of the Living: Miguel needs a blessing from his ancestors to return to the Land of the Living, not finding an amulet or waiting for sunrise.
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Héctor's Song: Héctor sang "Remember Me" to his daughter Coco.
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Ernesto de la Cruz's Fate: Ernesto de la Cruz was exposed and forgotten, not becoming enormously famous or a spirit guide.
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Dante's Role: Dante is a spirit guide (alebrije), leading Miguel to Héctor.
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Coco's Fate: Coco remembers her father and sings his song at the end, not losing her memory, finding a letter, or moving.
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Holiday Celebrated: Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) is the featured holiday.
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Dante's True Nature: Dante acts as a spirit guide, not a normal dog, ancestral figure, nor belonging to Ernesto.
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Proof of "Remember Me": Héctor proves he wrote "Remember Me" by playing it for the spirits, not a letter, a recording, or Coco's memory.
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Ernesto's Motive: Ernesto stole Héctor's songs out of jealousy and ambition.
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Héctor's Photo: Héctor's photo is lost in the Land of the Dead.
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Movie Conclusion: Miguel's family accepts his love of music, not fame, death of a family member, or ancestors returning.
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Explore the themes and character arcs in the film 'Coco'. Understand Miguel's journey, his family's music ban, and the vital relationships that shape his story. This quiz will test your knowledge on key plot points and character connections.
