Throughout the narrative description, when the boy faces a new opponent they can seem remarkably large. However, when the boy gets close to them and conquers, we show they are just human, on the same scale as him. The beauty of animation is that you can be poetic with the visuals. Most scenes begin with the task ahead seeming like a ‘David and Golliath’ obstacle… only to realise the size of his opponents is a mere illusion. A poetic communication of how so much of the neigh-saying is psychological: not reality.