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Here's how I think that this movie should be if there was a sequal


So Colin's dad was deeply depressed after the death of his wife. But at the end, he came out of it. So here's how I think it should end up. Mary and Dickon get married when they are older, because you could tell that they had something for each other. Now after Lord Craven comes out of his depression, he starts looking for a wife. He notices that Martha, Dickon's sister, is quite nice. Yeah, she's young, but hey, age differences weren't all that uncommon back then and still aren't. So to make a long story short, Lord Craven and Martha end up getting married and a year later, they give birth to a baby girl.

This will continue, but I gotta go some homework.

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An English aristocrat would never marry a Yorkshire cottager, no matter how nice they were.

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there already is a sequal...
and it isnt as good as this one
its called back to the secret garden.


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I like it!

Actually, to be perfectly honest, this thought crossed my mind too.

Now after Lord Craven comes out of his depression, he starts looking for a wife. He notices that Martha, Dickon's sister, is quite nice. Yeah, she's young, but hey, age differences weren't all that uncommon back then and still aren't.

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The idea is pretty creative, but I'm wary of sequels based on classic works. This is the general source of my disdain with post-Walt era Disney; sequels became the franchise's cash cow, and the sequels very rarely, if ever, worked. Likewise, Frances Hodgson Burnett did not write a sequel to The Secret Garden, so I don't think a sequel should be made. I have yet to see Back to the Secret Garden but based on the premise alone, it doesn't sound like anything too promising.

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