Return from Witch Mountain story
A greedy woman uses the last of her money to finance the strange scientific experiments of Dr. Victor Gannon. It is a sequel to Escape to Witch Mountain (1975) and the second film in the Witch Mountain franchise.
14 total · 8 major · 6 minor
| Theme | Level | Motivation |
|---|---|---|
| brother and sister | major | The story centered around Tony and his sister Tia, who both wielded strong psychokinetic powers, taking a vacation in California. |
| coping with a loved one being in peril | major | Tia went searching for her kidnapped brother Tony with the help of her new friends from the Earthquake Gang. |
| greed for riches | major | Aunt Wedge tried to use Tony to enrich herself, for example, by getting him to use his psychic powers to steal a 3 million dollars worth of gold bars from the museum. |
| mad scientist stereotype | major | Dr. Victor Gannon was a textbook mad scientist. |
| mind control technology | major | Dr. Gannon invented a small electronic device that could be used to control people's minds when hooked up to a subject's ear. This device he hooked up to Tony as part of a nefarious plot to become one of the most influential men in the world. |
| telekinetic ability | major | Tony and his sister Tia could, and very frequently did, move physical objects around using the power of mind only. |
| telepathic ability | major | Tia and Tony had the ability to communicate telepathically. |
| the lust for power | major | Dr. Victor Gannon wished to use his mind control device in conjunction with Tony's psychic powers to become one of the most influential men in the world. |
| aunt and nephew | minor | Letha Wedge and her lone heir and nephew Sickle. |
| fear of heights | minor | Sickle initially refused Dr. Gannon's order to scale up the side of a building on the ground that he was acrophobic. |