Spirit of the Inukshuk

[makoma]

Great set and character. Would like to see more character development..

[salvador238]

kinda freaky and eery

[inuit40]

Thanks. for the comment. That's the feeling I'm trying to evoke. Haunting. Check out my blog for updates:

grantsanimation.blogspot.com

[FResearcher]

Interesting video. :)

Read the book, "Overland to Starvation Cove". It'll fill in this movie a lot -- you'll learn of the Inuit of Kekertak (King William Island). Especially of that sad band that lived along the Great (Back's) Fish River (who really had a suffered for food; and didn't dress in caribou skins [cold due to it too]). They would've been the Inuit that the last Franklin men met.

[inuit40]

Thanks FResearcher. I will definately pick up this book.

[pgrigs]

Interesting. possible, although since John Torrington was only 20 when he died in 1846...

[budgiebudgielover]

I have been having these weird dreams ever since a couple of years ago. It's about this. Except for it's like I'm married to John Torrington. Because in my first dream I seen the dress. Then I looked for it on the internet. I found it! :D! I did a bit of research because I had another dream. On a site I found 'TORRINGTON, JOHN; spouse: MATTHEWS, JANE. Married: 1839 DEVON; ENGLAND.

Which is where he was born. I dunno where Jane was born. But the dreams are proof and the site was proof.

[EbolaMuteOne]

Seriously? That's creepy... I have always wondered what those three sailors looked like before they died... and their personalities.

[budgiebudgielover]

Ever since then - I have found out much more. And something explains us not being married - and no kids. It's long to explain though - so message me and I'll tell you.

[Lancastrian83]

@budgiebudgielover According to Findagrave he married Elizabeth Browning. It could be another John Torrington. The one on the Expedition was from Manchester, Lancashire.

[budgiebudgielover]

I love stop motion. And the subject of this, and what the video was based on. Funny feels almost spooky!