gold kitty wrote:
I don't know.. This movie wouldn't be better...
Good point. Jenna being in the movie more (as in, Jenna traveling with Balto to find Aleu) would only make her get in the way. Note, the film is subtitled as "Wolf Quest", not anything dealing with huskies. Sure, Jenna is Aleu's mother, but she wouldn't understand the purpose of having wolf blood inside her because she is a purebred husky.
Lunari wrote:
I agree,Jenna should take a more important role in the movie(s)
You may not think she was important in the films, but she really was, even though she wasn't exactly an active part of the films. Think about it:
In "Balto", Jenna saved Balto's life from the grizzly bear and helped warm him after Muk and Luk saved him from the freezing ice water. If Steele hadn't returned with Jenna's bandanna, she wouldn't have made that large version of the Northern Lights above the town, proving that she hadn't lost hope in him.
In "Wolf Quest", Jenna was being a typical mother, worried about her daughter all alone in the forest without any way to protect herself. Although she was told twice that this was something Balto and Aleu had to do together, she had faith in them, knowing that they would do the right thing. I guess when you become a parent, things change (especially for Balto).
In "Wings of Change", she gave Balto courage to lead the mail team, even though he was more worried about letting down Kodi's feelings if they lost because he knew he couldn't beat the plane. Also, it was because of her strong and strict words that helped Kodi realize that he should have trusted his father instead of following suit with his friends. He was able to stand up to his sled mates and they eventually ended up saving his father and Duke's life from the snowy cliff. Jenna's strength and belief in her son and mate helped save the day.
So, I hope this helps. Jenna is a crucial part of the films, but she's not that big of a major role.
- Juuchan17