 The film then cuts away to instead show Barry Mahon's previously produced film version of "Thumbelina", in which a girl visits the now-defunct theme park Pirates World, hears the story in a Hans Christian Andersen attraction, and imagines herself as the title character.The Mahon film plays in its entirety, complete with its original credits sequence, and runs twice as long as the frame narrative (alternate prints use another Mahon fairy tale adaptation, "Jack and the Beanstalk", as Santa's story).Afterwards, Santa again encourages the children to "always believe" and they go off to find help.