And Merida does make a break for it, on an escape route that takes her through spectacular settings one memorable shot finds her standing tall atop a towering rock pedestal then plunges her into a shady green glade, where blue will o' the wisps shimmer seductively.
Though widely predicted to be a make or break day for the two candidates, it was not.
The Budget contained two significant measures: new planning guidance to make it easier for operators to explore and a tax break to cushion start-up costs.
Spain, by comparison to Germany, has only a two-week winter break, as does Italy, while England sits at the opposite end of the spectrum: Between the Premier League and the FA Cup, the holiday season is extremely congested, making it a traditional make-or-break-point for many campaigns.
"It's funny in football because you can break the legs of players and it doesn't make a debate for anybody, " he said.
The combined shares of U.S. and European nations in each organization make it nearly impossible for a candidate from other nationalities to break the unwritten compact.
The federal government may ask questions about whether wireless carriers are impeding competition through various practices, such as locking up popular phones with exclusive deals that can make it tough for software developers to break through to a mass market.
Sensing a groundswell, Applecorps is likely to want a cut of the action that will only make it harder for Apple Computer to break even on the service.
Either way, it's a guest workers program that will make or break the prospects for immigration reform.
The agreement is the latest twist in the government's long-running effort to break a logjam in the housing market, by pushing lenders to cut loan balances to make it easier for borrowers to stay in their homes.
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