Some changes are shown in the film Road to El Dorado that were added by the developers and are not true. In the film, there are contrasts as well as parallels that are demonstrated. Tulio and Miguel, the two major characters in the film, show a profession as con artists who deceive others to obtain money. Tulio and Miguel stumble onto a dreamlike area while on a trip; there are some parallels and some distinctions in the dreamlike place. When Tulio and Miguel were given presents by both clans, Tzakel khan had a sacrifice to make because they believed that human blood was the only beverage fit for the gods and that if they didn't make a sacrifice, the gods would destroy the earth. This is the first resemblance that is evident. The building was made of gold, as we learned, and gold was even sacrificed for Tulio and Miguel, because they had so much of it that they would sacrifice it and then have tons of it left over. This is how they are similar to one another. Gold is also more prevalent in the places than it is in Europe. The last …show more content…
First, there is a discrepancy between the high priest and the chief in the movie; in reality, only one individual is in charge of serving as both the high priest and the chief, but in the movie, tzekel kan serves as the high priest and Tannabok serves as the chief, which is not accurate, as Moctuzuma was the person responsible for the high priest and chief. El Dorado also boasts a diverse population that coexists harmoniously, contrary to the widespread belief that the Aztecs were despised by all and allied with the Europeans because they were merciless colonizers who showed no mercy. Finally, the Spanish were defeated or did not need to fight the Aztecs because Miguel and Tula had the suggestion to destroy the entryway, which obstructed their path and prevented them from entering the city to colonize, destroy people's homes and kill innocent