Whether it's the relationship between the two mammoths, or Sid's relationship to the three dinosaur eggs, or the dinosaur mother to Sid, or the one-eyed dragon under the ice with the group of people who went to rescue Sid, and The departure and return of the saber-toothed tiger, even including the sense of loss at the beginning of the saber-toothed tiger and Sid after the mammoth became a family, and the one-eyed dragon who was going to follow them and go back to find the monster.
There is a kind of strong cohesion, a kind of togetherness, the feeling of being together, and the inextricable cares when we are apart. It is a powerful force, to be together.
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