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(the only explaination i can think of is that she has been in the other world a lot longer than she thought so part of the building would be all old etc. but that still dosent explain why her car is full of leaves)
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Your explanation sounds correct to me. I think time must move differently in the spirit world than in the real world, thus what seemed like only a couple of days to Chihiro was really months or years in the real world.
Imagine if a car gets left in a forest/under trees for a month or so, it will have leaves, dust, and other debris on it.
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yeah i agree with the same defination as that i believe that our world is very different to spirit world.
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yh but how r the leavse meant to get in the car?
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I beleave it's a diffirent time frame in the spirt world
what be a few weeks in the spirt world is 3 or 4 years
in real time of the human world.
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He he he..I'd like to find that world and see. This gives me a good idea..*yes, YES*
I think SC is right, too.
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I think I'm right about time diffirences of 2 worlds
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The car's windows were left open, so the leaves blew in. In woodland it does not take long for leaves and 'dust' to settle. 'Dust' I take to be a misleading word. We think of household dust which may take time to accumulate (but still only a couple of days), but if by 'dust' Chihiro's father means just small debris, bits of leaves, twigs, insects etc this could fall all in one day.
There actually need not have been any time at all passing in the real world - a day or so would be enough. However we just don't know, the movie doesn't tell us and anyway it's not important: by inference we thus learn that what happens inside the spirit world is what's important.
When the family arrived the building was 'wearing' a different exterior so as to entice them in, it was already part of the spirit world. They saw a spirit world exterior. When they left it was wearing it's ordinary real-world exterior.
Notice how the two walks through the tunnel are almost identical - how Chihiro holds her mothers arm, the way she behaves and what she says. This is a symbolic mirror image of entering and leaving the sprit world.
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I agree... that the "...walks through the tunnel are almost identical" and i agree that it could be a time differents between the spirit world and the real world or that the time is equal because the "...spirit world exterior" deceives there eyes!
Its like "Alice in Wonderland", but in that case its a dream!
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I don't agree with that. To me, the fact that they used the (almost)exact same scene for the exiting is to show how, to the family, it seems like nothing had happened; basically, they came in, blank blank blank, they came out.
That was the feeling I had when I was watching that scene. It's like a deja vu feeling, where I felt like I was thrown back into the beginning of the movie, and it was only a while later that the thought of them reusing the scene occurred to me (and to me, it was one of the most powerful scenes in the movie).
After all, you have to remember that the whole family doesn't remember what happened, and what better way to reset their memories than when they first entered the world itself.
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Yep, that works for me. Its what I said actually... 
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