Man, that's . . . a really tender moment between Mrs. Jumbo and "Dumbo".

And that part that Mrs. Jumbo said, sounds just like something that Walt Disney himself would've said to Mickey Mouse.

Dumbo can talk now. That's SO cool!

Okay. . . Dumbo spoke his first word, with it being none other than Sandy's name.

Come on. . . ! Why would she throw dirt at her uncle?

Oh, boy. . . Now Timothy's gonna start calling the crows out.

This is EXACTLY why Dumbo, Timothy and Sandy should checked the water first.

You know, I noticed just now that they have one- if not more- past movie references: one from Moana, and one from Peter Pan's debut cartoon.

That song . . . is THE saddest Disney song to date. It just . . . really gives you the feels.

Well, I'll say this about Sandy. . . Looks like he lost her sh**.

And, another thing. . . She didn't fail anybody. She made good friends with Dumbo and Timothy. tHat's gotta count as something.

Oh, man. . . Sandy's saw her mother get shot to death, right in front of her eyes? That's just. . . Dang.

Timothy is gonna comment on his part, then HE'S the one that's gonna give the elephants a piece of HIS mind.

Believe me, the LAST thing you wanna do is pick on Dumbo.

Man, that's . . . a really, really tender moment between mother and son.

And that thing that Mrs. Jumbo said? That sounds like something that the late Walt Disney himself would've said to Mickey.

Sandy Williams represents the virtue and patience when being faced around hard times and losing her temper around people who're mean to her and Dumbo, Sandy still remembers that patience can help her in times of trouble. Sandy's very patient towards Dumbo, Timothy, and Mrs. Jumbo, she's very kind and protective of them. Sandy learns that patience gave her hope, faith and love.

Some characters speak/talk to animals, whereas, others don't.