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Have you ever read this book? If you have, you’ll understand what this place
is like, and if you haven’t, you’ll have no frame of reference for what I’m
talking about. So I won’t get into specifics, but it’s a pretty simple
concept. Imagine all the locations from the source material, and what they’re
like. That’s how it is in the dome. Lilliput, Brobdingnag, Glubbdubdrib. These
are all recreated here, including water in between them to simulate the ocean.
It’s not as big as the ocean should be, because it has to be compact,
but the land is all there, as it should be. Brobdingnag was clearly the most
difficult part. It would be impossible to fit the entire continent in one of
the domes, but they were able to build a representative region, just to give
you the sense of scale. What would it be like to be a tiny person in a land of
giants? That’s the question they’re trying to answer for you. There’s a short
mountain range on one side of the fake ocean, so people on the other islands
can’t see anything going on on Brobdingnag, so it’s not exactly as it’s
described in the book, but it still does its job. It takes up the majority of
the space, since the other regions are so much smaller. If you try to come
here without being already familiar with the story, you probably won’t be too
confused, because you’re not stupid, but it won’t mean anything to you. I
suggest you take a few days to get up to speed, and then come for a
visit. You can try to spend the night in each place, but I wouldn’t say it’s
worth spending any significant amount of time here. It’s cool to see, but not
the kind of place that you live. Everything interesting about it gets old
pretty quick. I’m glad that made it, because it made sense; it’s just not as
engaging as some of the other domes. I mean Fillory? If you get a chance, go
to Fillory, that won’t disappoint. This one is better as a short trip.
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