Return to the Lost World story
A group of intrepid explorers return to a dinosaur roaming remote African plateau in answer to a plea for help from its native inhabitants. It is a sequel to the film The Lost World, which was released the same year.
18 total · 2 choice · 5 major · 11 minor
| Theme | Level | Motivation |
|---|---|---|
| isolated prehistoric land | choice | A group of explorers returned to a remote African plateau where dinosaurs still roamed. |
| living dinosaur | choice | A group of explorers returned to a remote African plateau where dinosaurs still roamed. |
| colonialism | major | The tribe inhabiting a remote African plateau came into conflict with oil drilling, Belgian colonialists who were in possession of government charter granting them access to the land's resources. |
| human vs. natural disaster | major | Professor Challenger used his newly invented high-explosive "Challengite" to prevent a volcanic eruption from destroying the whole plateau and everyone on it. [volcanic eruption] |
| imperialism | major | The tribe inhabiting a remote African plateau came into conflict with oil drilling, Belgian colonialists who were in possession of government charter granting them access to the land's resources. |
| land exploration | major | A party of six explorers journeyed to a remote Africa plateau where dinosaurs still roamed the Earth. |
| rivalry | major | Professors Challenger and Summerlee were feuding the whole time on account that Challenger had recently discredited one of Summerlee's theories. |
| academic occupation | minor | Challenger and Summerlee were both stereotypically haughty, British professors. |
| hexes and curses | minor | Palulu was convinced that his tribe was cursed after the Belgian colonists killed a sacred dinosaur in cold blood. |
| journalism | minor | The newspaper man Edward Malone was in India reporting on tiger skin smuggling. |