Tinker Bell and the Spiral

While watching Tinker Bell and The Lost Treasure, released in fall 2009, I noticed some parallels to the imagery of the spiral that appeared over Norway on December 9, 2009.

The basic plot is that every eight years, there is a blue harvest moon in Pixie Hollow. When the light of this moon passes through the moonstone, it creates blue pixie dust to rejuvenate the pixie dust tree. Pixie dust gives the fairies the power of flight.

Tinker Bell has been assigned the task of building a new scepter to raise the moonstone.

The fairy queen shows Tinker Bell a wall mural that illustrates the regeneration of the pixie dust from the blue moon.

"When the blue moon is at its peak, its rays will pass through the gem, creating the blue pixie dust. The blue pixie dust restores the pixie dust tree."

Here we a very similar image to the Norway spiral, with the large spiral in the sky, sending a cascade of blue to the ground at the same angle of the blue beam.

"Like autum itself, it signals rebirth and rejuvination."

The the fairy theatre, there is a play about the Mirror of Encanta, which grants three wishes to whoever finds it. The legend is that it was found by sailors It is shown as a swirling blue spiral. The fairy’s arm and the mirror handle are coming up from the lower right as with the blue ray of the Norway spiral.

The Mirror of Encanta is said to have been lost off an island "due north of Neverland". The name Norway means "northern route". Tinker Bell uses her compass to travel due north in her balloon and find the mirror.

At the Autumn Revelry, the harvest blue moon shines through the moonstone creating blue pixie dust.

In the closing credits, we see a north-pointing compass (Norway) next to a spiral shape.