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Even though Arthur pulled the sword from the stone the people of Britain would not honor him as king because of his young age.

Throughout his adventures, Tin Woodsman worries that his body will rust. However, tin doesn't rust!

Around 6,000 copies of the “A Christmas Carol” were printed right before Christmas in 1843; they sold out in only five days.

King Arthur was not raised by his biological parents. Merlin placed the boy with Sir Ector's family to protect him.

Billy has become "unstuck in time", which means he experiences many moments in his life non-sequentially.

Though Tin Woodsman seeks a heart, he is easily the most caring and compassionate of Dorothy's companions

The Cratchit family in “A Christmas Carol” was based off of Dickens’s own family and his experiences as a child.

The green being with Billy Pilgrim is a "Tralfalmadoran," an intelligent species that sees in four dimensions.

Tiny Tim is likely based off of Dickens' own Nephew, Henry, who only lived to be ten years old and died in 1849.

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