Carrie Fisher was brought in to give Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty ideas for the crucial "Journey to the Past" sequence, which features the uplifting anthem about Anya's yearning for home and a family. When she stops at the fork in the road that leads to Fisherman's Village or St. Petersburg, she must make a life-altering decision. At first, Ahrens and Flaherty had a different song where Anya was riding on a bicycle, but as they told Entertainment Weekly, the pair became more intrigued by the idea of her "not being on the journey yet, but on the cusp of the journey."
Using this structure, Fisher teases out Anya's anxiety and excitement about her future. The scene before the "Journey to the Past" song highlight's Anya's humor and bright personality. For example, the song begins with her making fun of Phelemenkof, the dowdy orphanage headmistress. Later in her monologue, Anya works out whether or not she wants to stay an orphan and work in the fish factory or go on an adventure to find her family in Paris. She begs the universe for a sign, and when a little dog named Pooka leads her to St. Petersburg, she quips, "Okay, I can take a hint." Anya has a quick wit that feels reminiscent of Carrie Fisher.
Fisher's contribution creates a significant moment that "embodies hope and fear and those are universal emotions that every woman, everybody feels as they step into their lives and take control of their lives and know that I'm at that no turning back moment in life," recounts Ahrens. Carrie Fisher's bold, unique voice is what makes the "Journey to the Past" scene so authentic, and makes Anya's character a vivacious and unforgettable heroine in one of the best animated movies.
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