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Rules and Order
Some rules are meant to be broken. Or, in Ofelia's case, all rules.
While the human world is full of the order imposed by a authoritarian regime, the supernatural world of Pan's Labyrinth also has its own set of laws. But Ofelia doesn't care much for either—and this is a good thing.
The fairies and the Faun aren't necessarily trying to help Ofelia; they're trying to test her. And how she passes these tests is by listening to her own intuition or conscience instead of giving in to their authority.
Ofelia's tests were designed to see if she would stray from the required path. If she did, they would know she has retained her true immortal essence…as this was also a characteristic of Princess Moanna.
Ofelia is a spoiled child whose disobedience to her mother and failure to follow the rules during the Pale Man task were unwarranted. Her success in the final test was not necessarily one of disobedience but of self-sacrifice.
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