All language subtitles for Wonka

What's up guys?

Yes we are!

Hello!

Wut up!

Here we go!

YEEeaaahhh!

What the fuck
is this... What's this?

This is a Fight!

Whose ult?

After seven years of
life upon the ocean, it

is time to build the
seven seas their way.

And you see, I've been seven years of hope.

Life is just
over the horizon, I can't stop all of that.

Landmore!

I've had an overcome better suitcase.

Got a pair of leaky boots on mine.

I've got a drug
myself up by my wife who took place.

I've got to work my rotten
sons up in five wands and make him speak.

I've poured
everything I've got into my shop with.

Now it's time to build my recipe.

I've got 12 silver sovereigns in my pocket.

In the half-low of dreams.

There's a
space restaurant on every street here.

There's brand new homes in the farm.

Everything in must go outside.

The child
will map to tell me where to eat here.

There's a
thousand silver stars on top of the town.

What the fives produce this is where it is.

That's three supplements, ain't it?

No, the prices are suspicious.

Wait, I can't even buy it for it.

I've got five six.

Some say it's money, that's you.

Some say it's money, that's you.

Some say it's you.

Have you ever gone to New Zealand?

Here I go.

Can I come in first?

So.

I said you've read books on Gentiles.

See you later.

Carefully what youra lenses inside.

If it's too great to argue,

sit down.

The shewn...
Anything's important.

If not, you would look so good.

you.

No, dude.

Stop it.

I'm good.

You can do it.

2 feet.

It's a ball.

No, that doesn't have an axe.

7 feet.

12 feet.

Thieru would be my best.

What else are you doing?

I ecstasy with you.

I'm not going to do that.

What the fuck?

Did you have any cash on this man?

I I am gonna go get the money.

I am gonna go get the money.

Don't go out with me.

I have a few things to do, sir.

I will die.

I will die.

You will die instead.

What happened here?

The protein out
there... I can overtly explain it to you.

Let's fix it.

Of coursello n Bye.

I'll tell you why isn't
there something creative.

You have no idea how should an Hurricane.

But then we'll do anything.

Because of his suffering?

The broken things, yourlaw!

Cough.

This's an extreme
argument. That says something late. Pffft.

I can remember.

Me, she didn't understand.

I know, I know many other guys.

Are you serious?

Yes, she's too serious, too.

And, you are serious?

We have no stIf y man.

You just got to do that.

We don't understand why you're here.

I'm alone!

It's a bad habit.

We don't know.

It's the only place that
is located in the house.

They have to be stuck with our house.

Don't fall very close.

Let go?

It's not a place to go with your house.

I'm afraid because
you don't have the right lot of people.

For the first time in here.

I'm afraid I'm
afraid I'm afraid I'm afraid I'm afraid.

But you didn't know
that I can't sit down with your house.

The house is not open yet, and I'm afraid
I'm afraid I can sit down with your house.

Let's go.

You know how to get there, little girl.

Now I'm ready.

I'm so sorry.

I won't stop it.

No, I won't stop it.

Why is this?

No.

Your son told me, it is not bad.

No, I'm out of trouble.

No, no.

I'll be there, don't you?

I'll come back here.

Tell me you don't know.

Tell me you don't.

You want to send an AoiI?

No!

NODO!

Then NODO!

I'm going to kill you!

No! I don't want to kill you!

No, no!

We'll glisten!

I'll kill you!

Don't try and kill your mother!

I'll be alone!

Kill me!

I'm going to kill you!

Kill me!

to say that I'm going to say that I'm going to say that I'm going to say that I'm going to say that I'm going
to say that I'm going to say that I'm going to say that I'm going to say that I'm Oh, that shall be nice.

Ooh.

It's not this chocolate, isn't it?

No, no, no.

That's right.

I'll just say it from the
mallow marsh is true.

And I don't know.

I think something.

With the bittersweet
tears, the Russian glass.

Hm.

Did you use that?

What did I not?

Surely.

Cherry picked my pick up the cherry
pickers from the imperial gardens in Japan.

Well.

Miss Rawonker, I've
been in this business for a very long time.

And I can say, please say, that
of all the chocolate I have ever tasted,

this is without doubt the
absolute one hundred percent in the worst.

Whoa! There he is!

Please, gentlemen!

Hey!

Dores me!

For misters!

Wait the worst!

We three!

Are they fiercest of rivals?

And yet we agree on one thing.

A good chocolate should be simple.

Clean, UN-complicate.

Where is
this, with all its bells and the whistle?

It's just... Quill business.

But she...

She's not the chocolate that's weird.

I'm gonna hate what happens next.

What's happening?

Oh, what the hell?

That's the hoverfly!

Broken out
of its cocoon, it's flapping, it's wings!

I feel ya!

Oh!

Oh no!

What the hell is this?

Who's doing this?

Yes!

Don't worry.

It'll be completely unarmed.

If about 20 minutes
it'll get tired and exit through your rear.

What?

Maybe it's gonna fall off the mountain.

Yes, I know what he meant.

You don't know.

Get a rock out.

Look out!

Who's moving there like
mine with the chocolate that makes it by?

I'll find out, Kelly.

Who's that?

Oh my God!

What the hell is that?

Is that what you're doing?

I'm not gonna see here as a small group
of people that buy in the laws of gravity.

Welcome, boys!

After the hoverchucks,
sir, that's the point!

I'm afraid we've
had some complaints about you, sir.

What are you doing?

You're disrupting the
trade among the businesses.

Regrettably obliged to
move you on and to confiscate your energy.

Hey!

What are you doing?

Don't worry, it's gone to a good cause.

Sit kids or something.

Source rules his rules.

Can you at least leave me in sovereign?

How do you pay for my room?

Here.

Evening, Mr. Walker.

How'd it go?

I quite as well as I know.

Oh, shame.

What I'm
afraid we do have to settle out now.

Oh, anything? The room's taken care of.

Leave me to the sovereign?

For the room,
yes, but you have incurred a few extras.

during the
course of the residency with myself.

All right?

Yes, you have.

There was a glass
of gin you had on arrival.

And if I remember rightly,
you warmed your cockles with a fire.

You did indeed, Mr. Scrummett.

Cocklewarm and his extra.

You should
stay as the kid who was rolling over.

Oh, then you got your stare charged,

and that is
first stare from a brighter and damp.

Now tell me, Mr. Wong, come.

Did you ask him to use the minibowl?

There's a minibowl.

Minibowl or something?

But I think.

I might have a brief.

So you were bleaching out.

You never touched the minibowl.

And he was riding in a ditch.

And in your mattress eye, and your pillow.

And you were looking
at 10 fans and something.

You're kidding me.

It's all in a small friend game.

I don't have 10,000 songs.

We haven't programmed this a long time.

You're going to have
to work it off with a wash house and chat.

It's over and I died.

10,000 beats.

27 years.

Hey.

Cool man.

That's six things I would.

Cool man.

Cool man.

Oh.

Oh.

You must be Mr. Kunkar.

I'm in this country.

In charge of the captain.

At least I was.

He runs the place.

And you're best to
as he says, what your answer to me.

I present.

Motherfactory.

This is Miss Lottie Bell.

She owns our lunch.

And I'll go to every trouble first.

To me.

They got all the U2, did they?

I'm afraid so.

We each of us found
ourselves in need of a cheap place to stay.

I'm neglected to read the small print.

One moment
of stability followed by... And Mr. Krak.

Sounds like my third marriage.

I'm sorry I do that a lot.

A lot.

I believe that
marriage once and it didn't work down.

It's gonna be somewhere out here.

You don't think we've tried?

There are bars on the window.

There's a door on the door.

And even if you
could get out, that contract is watertight.

If you're not here at Roll Call Mrs.
Krakable,

call the police.

They'll bring you right back.

And she'll charge
you thousands of the inconvenience.

Yeah.

All right, everybody.

Back to work.

Come along, Mr. Wonka.

You come with me.

You're in here.

All sucks.

First you pick up the apparel
and you take it in the barrel some strong.

Then you take it to the mango
and you try the giant handle scrubs from.

Yeah.

And it's gonna be really high and chill.

It's nearly dry scrubs from.

But when we sing this
song, they don't take so long scrubs from.

Still long ago.

Yeah.

Don't press
out all the creases from the dresses.

It's your Mrs. Krakable.

Yeah.

And if you don't agree.

We sing another line.

So we got into our giant scrubs.

And if you don't agree.

She calls five.

That's seven I.

Parabra 22.

Parabra 18.

Wishes.

Scrap, scrap!

Yeah.

One expect is a jitter.

It's an obi-pulagare.

You see, be killed for bad luck.

The best way to get rid of that.

It's a good thing.

But if you
just get tired, to get tired, to get tired.

Then you don't want to get tired.

Also, you just go there and get tired
and you can do that.

Then you're going to be scared.

If you say you're in a small class.

Okay.

Okay.

I'm full of studies.

Almost exclusively.

I see.

Everything else.

And I will focus on life.

of the kind of strangers.

And look for that guy.

The staff quarters.

You've got a bed.

Whoa!

Oh, hi, the bed.

Death. I don't
lost space I lost toilet.

The water comes in.

Two temperatures.

Cold. And colder.

I must yield.

Ten thousand.

Count yourself lucky.

I have a third.

What? How do you own the money?

I thought they found
you down the laundry shop.

Okay, then.

Took me in on the business of their hearts.

and charged me for the privilege.

I'm a pair of monsters.

But really beat
the needy air sometimes, Mr. Wanda.

That's just the way of the world.

Oh, come on, Noodle.

That's just your orphan syndrome talking.

Say what?

Your orphan syndrome.

And we are not the idiots.

How do you do it?

I'm making chocolate, of course.

How do you like it, Dark?

White? Nutty? Absolutely insane.

I don't know.

It's never happening.

You never even knew it.

You never even knew it.

No.

What? You've never had chocolate?

Still no.

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm. I mean, this is better than usual.

Oh, lucky for you, Noodle.

I have a selection of the
world's funniest ingredients right here.

I don't even travel.

Oh.

Let me begin.

Thanks for the question.

I know.

Silver wine.

Made of condensed thundercloud.

And liquid soy.

Oh, look.

Don't you see that?

Any ray of
hope you have a shadow of despair?

Just what we need, wouldn't you say?

Did you always want to make chocolate?

No.

That allows your rage.

I want to make chocolate.

That allows good.

We lived on the river, just the two of us.

And the perfect little world world.

My heart, my brain.

I used to spend every week now,

or trying to come up
with some new trick to impress my mom.

But the real magic came from her.

In that lot of money,

each week she brought home one cocoa bean.

By the time my birthday came around,

there was enough to make a single bar
of chocolate.

But it wasn't just any old chocolate.

Far from it.

You tried to be the
best hombre in the world.

Well, don't know about that.

They say the very best comes
from a face called the gallery call me.

I just can't
pay any better than yours, my mom.

It's impossible.

Well,

it still happens.

I do not know what it will seem like.

What is it?

I tell you.

When you're older,

I get to see you.

We should go on, huh?

I'm going back home.

It's a chalet gourmet.

It's not a show.

Yeah.

With that even of the door and everything.

And that's the wonderful trick.

Is that all it is?

Just a dream?

Every good thing in this world started
with a dream.

So you hold on to your
when you do share chocolate with the world?

Prince?

You're bad and not.

Yeah.

Sleep.

So, what was it, Lily?

What was the secret?

I never found out.

Soon after she fell sick.

And before I knew it,
all I had left was her bar of chocolate.

That's why I'm here to know.

So I can feel the same way I did back then.

Can you talk over there?

No, no, no.

My mom was promised that
when I shared chocolate with the world,

she'd be right there beside me.

I know it sounds crazy, but
I'm so cute, so don't keep that promise.

She might even tell me her secret.

What's your name?

What's your name?

Don't like it?

No.

I like it.

It's just... What?

Now we should have a chocolate bowl.

Be a little harder.

Then how would you like to have all
the chocolate

you can eat every
day for the rest of your life?

A lifetime supply?

A lifetime supply.

What would I have to do?

Not much.

It's getting out of here.

Are you afraid of me?

It's easy.

I'll get someone to cover my shed, and
you can smuggle me out of your water car.

There's for a few hours now.

Nobody knows what's gone.

What's the plan on that?

Stop talking!

That, of course.

What's with the profits pal?

Mrs. Scrubbing it in no time.

It's a nice idea, Lily.

It's a great idea.

It'll never work.

Of course it will.

It's all.

You don't understand.

Mrs. Scrubbing is like a hawk.

He threw a beauty aisle and everything
that comes in and out of the wash.

So, so.

Huh.

What is it?

No, it's nothing.

Okay.

Huh.

No, that's not enough.

That's a silver line.

It's a good idea.

Okay.

So the one time she got off
the garbage was a risk of action to lunch.

He was only asking for directions for
issues all over him like a rash.

It was disgusting.

As he knew.

All we've to do is find a risk to write.

Slope that while she's distracting.

Yeah, but.

No, no, no, no.

It's fine.

No risk to cry.

Huh.

Huh?

Huh.

A double-huh.

Depends on paper.

Uh-huh.

I got ideas.

I've come to make a confession.

You sound great, but I'll let's keep it up.

Forgive me, Father, for I have sinned.

I have had a hundred-.

Temptation is very hard to resist.

Send me down.

See you later.

Good evening, baby.

They're waiting.

Thank you very much.

Good evening, gentlemen.

I brought my invoice.

One chocolate dear.

Move down.

What a usual fee.

Oh.

Here we go, baby.

There's a good stuff.

Tell me, Chief.

How would you like
to earn a few more affairs?

Oh.

I was like.

Creating that Mr. Wonka might require
a little more than simply moving on.

Oh.

He's good.

Too good.

And what's more, he
only charges a sofa and a chocolate.

So anyone can afford them.

Even though...

You don't do it.

The poor?

Who am I?

Don't do it.

I've just been a little
bit sick in my mouth.

Could you please refrain from
mentioning that demographic in my presence?

It doesn't like you, baby, people say poor.

Sorry, baby.

We want you to send Wonka a message.

Backed up by a physical force.

But if he attempts to
sell chocolate in this time

again, he
is liable to meet with a little accident.

In which he dies.

Yeah.

No, I got that already.

Don't have to keep saying it.

I'm just making sure
we're all in the same thing.

And then what's on your page?

What's that supposed to be?

But I don't mean it.

Actually, what does it mean?

Tell me.

Please.

So, what do you say, Chief?

Do we have a deal?

Listen, just.

I'm an officer of the war.

I can't just go
around roughing up the competition.

I'm sorry.

Well, now, Chief.

I can see your madam integrity.

Thank you.

But ask yourself this.

Have you got a sweet tooth?

I do.

A hunger that you have to feel.

Have you got a sweet tooth?

I do.

We've got everything you need.

Don't give me that conscience.

No sense.

It simply would come true.

So, a hundred of your favorites.

Sorry.

I'm afraid it's known.

I promised the wine plate.

Got down on shortly.

I got to get in shape
with a policeman's ball.

So, think about your sweet tooth.

I do.

No.

I've had it since I was a boy.

You're not able to speak to.

It's true.

The only thing that brings you joy.

Don't look at your waist fine.

It's fine.

No need to see their toes.

So, seven hundred boxes.

That's a lot of chocolate.

No.

No.

That's not meant to give a taste though.

Have you got a sweet tooth?

No.

King Botan! King Botan! King Botan!
Green Botan!

Oh, I'm a mistake of what's sound of love.

Do what?

Don't we have to notice.

What?

She's madly in love with you.

Richard Scrobert!

Miss Sottie?

And why not?

Look at you!

Fine, theatre of a man.

You just need to tidy
yourself up a little bit.

Get some new clothes.

Have a bath.

Do you know what they say, right?

What do they say?

She'll be thankful for an ankle.

Yes.

And please, see your knees.

But if you want to make our side.

Don't move.

Show her some time.

He's got blood in there!

Get in there!

That's what I don't know.

He got to the ankle!

Come with us!

Richard!

I don't piss him.

I don't know that!

Nothing.

Do you know how to back home, don't you?

Right.

I was blood in large
from Professor Minehoo the other day.

Yeah?

He's writing a book
about the Bavarian world everywhere.

Always.

He got sketches of
noblemen all over his walls.

This one looks rather familiar.

How many?

It looks exactly like Mr. Bleacher.

Are you telling
me Bleacher is a Bavarian aristocrat?

Oh.

Can I get my Jimmy?

Can I get my Jimmy?

Thank you
for listening to the final making show.

Oh!

No!

If I choose, he's your chance.

Speak to my me, I'm enhanced.

Argh!

Argh!

Something must be held without, cause
we never change our songs from scratch.

Oh, she'll be fine when
she's brag all lazy.

Will you dance on me with your ear?

No, baby, let me not.

Where'd you get them done to the rain?

That's right.

Right.

Then I shouldn't have.

Yeah.

Not bad, I suppose.

Thank you.

What are you doing all the way up there?

Keeping the leaves warm.

Oh, I've only
come out of my room after last June.

Why don't you come out of here?

Where it's all hot.

No!

No!

No!

Oh!

Ladies and gentlemen, may I present
to you a brand-new contraction by Creation.

An innovation and longification.

Scrub, scrub!

We asked you a question.

How does Tiddles want
to spend all this time chasing after them?

Ah!

And what do I have to do all day?

Hello, Scrubbers, please.

Scrub, scrub!

But now, there's one
you want to catch wild and wonderful

wish you watch and
walk and walk or peek a lake sitting in.

Tiddles get to run and I can have fun.

Scrub, scrub!

Scrub, scrub!

I'll be back before all call.

Until then, Tiddles is agreed.

Scrub, scrub!

Simon, tell
me when you're back by day, may I?

Where are you from?

Oh, yeah.

All clear.

Really?

Yeah!

We did it!

Well done, Noodle.

You can't believe it worked.

We teased you
which tons are going to be last night.

We saw this.

And we're going to be.

What's going on, Lily?

Oh, again.

Where are the toplets?

I'm not going to tell you this, Noodle.

They've been stolen.

Stolen?

Mm-hmm.

Goodbye.

A little orange, man.

What?

A little orange, man.

I didn't tell you about him.

No, you didn't.

He's my Nemesis.

I'm not gay, hi.

He comes in the dead
of the night and steals all of my charm.

I've been having every few
weeks for the past three, four years now.

Really?

Sometimes I die in
a strange realm to sleep

awake, create hair,
glinting, and the moonlight.

Green hair?

Yeah, sure, catch me.

Willy.

Willy?

Mm-hmm.

You don't seriously expect me to believe
this, do you?

Of course I do.

What other explanation is there?

I don't know.

That's you go to sleep.

Mm-hmm.

Dream by little green man.

Orange man, green hair.

And while you're dreaming, stuff your
face with chocolate.

Stuff my...

That makes a lot more sense.

Why did I ever think this would work?

I've been eating on my own chocolate.

What do you think so, my mommy?

Hey, something stupid about my chocolate?

If Mrs. Grubba had
spotted us, I'd be in the Coop right now.

Look, I'm sorry, okay?

But we can make more chocolate.

One problem is I'm going to let him milk.

Well, that's not a problem.

Milk!

Hey, that is stealing.

And see, Willy
won't be as I use it in your salesman.

For this particular creation, I require
the milk of a giraffe.

Okay, fine.

One, as a
matter of fact, there's one of the zoo.

Pick up!

But A, the zoo is not that way.

Great.

And B, they're not
going to just walk in there and milk it.

Mm-hmm.

I have my near-doodle.

So I'm afraid my teeth are a little orange.

You can find this.

What is it?

From zoo management.

Recognition of the years of service.

What about me being here in here?

Which is why there's only one chocolate.

Hmm.

Well, thank you very much.

You're welcome.

Good night.

Well done, you know.

So, what is it really?

It's called a big night out.

A single chocolate
that perfectly mimics a night on the town.

Mm-hmm.

Out of there.

A champagne drum.

That's ugly.

The next is white wine.

Mm-hmm.

Followed by Richard.

Oh, we are hungry.

That's in the same way, dancing strikes.

We're going to the morning at night.

It's when you hit the
layer of whiskey, fun.

She'll get emotional.

Oh, this is the only woman I ever loved.

You really do something, Michael.

Oh, thank you very much.

Well, that's what I'm going to do.

I'm out of there.

Hello, Queenie.

It's better.

I just wanted to say I've always loved you.

How long have you so much?

Well, it's been about
weeks that together in chemistry school.

No, no, no, hang up.

Finally, it's a little
poor from the back of the cupboard.

Hmm.

Let's go.

Why does it fly away?

I don't know.

Perhaps they haven't thought of me.

You're kidding.

Oh, I'm serious.

That's the thing about flamingos.

They do so much in the way.

Fine.

You're right.

No!

No!

You got all of that.

Why?

You're nearly in my affairs?

You're nearly in my affairs?

I'm not in my affairs.

No!

No!

I love more than anything else,
it's a big discussion between you, see?

Don't you give it a go now?

No.

Yeah, why not?

Okay.

Oh.

I think she likes you.

Isn't this happening here?

My colleague here gives you a good scratch.

Do you think
you can possibly spare us time or two?

You don't know.

So, have you done this before?

Once. In Africa.

Magnificent beast.

Was she wild?

Wild.

She was absolutely furious.

He sure can't be silly, will he?

I suppose that's true.

Noodle.

Noodle.

Shroodle.

That doesn't work, does it?

Nothing rhymes in Noodle.

Where'd you get that name, anyway?

It doesn't matter.

Oh, go on.

This.

It's all that happened when we were
parents, see?

And for Noodle.

For Nora.

Or Nina.

For nothing at all.

Caged Trissie Hunter?

You don't think I've tried?

When I was a kid,
I always hoped that I'd find my parents.

And they're living
this beautiful old building full of books.

My mom.

She'd be waiting there for me at the door.

And I'd run into our arms.

She'd give me
this big hug like she'd never let me go.

Then I realized it was just a stupid drink.

Something stupid about that.

Isn't there?

I don't think it's gonna
be easy for you, Noodle.

They're gonna get better.

I'm not gonna
let you ride that wash house forever.

You promise?

They get better than that.

I think you promise.

The best little song thou there is.

Get scratched!

We don't
have long until that car comes to Toodle.

Noodle.

Toodle!

It's not even a word.

I'm gonna keep working on it.

One moment.

Life doesn't seem quite so bad.

Four moments.

I kind of forgot to be sad.

I'm still dead.

But don't get carried away.

Never let down your guard.

Let the veins heal your heart for a moment.

Not for a moment.

I got it, Noodle.

Listen to this.

Noodle, Noodle.

At all spurtles.

Some people don't.

And some people do.

Noodle makes fun.

Noodles pears and coos.

Singing this song well and prove your moo.

Noodle, Noodle, D-dong.

We're having coos and coos and coos of fun.

Thanks a lot.

Noodle, Noodle, Noodle.

Life doesn't seem like fun.

People don't do some people.

Noodle, Noodle, Noodle, D-dong.

And some people don't do some people.

Noodle, Noodle, Noodle, D-dong.

Noodle, Noodle, Noodle, D-dong.

Mr. Walker!

What in private if I met?

Certainly.

Officer?

Beyond your way out the walk.

He sure, sir.

Oh yeah.

It's between me and Mr. Walker.

Take it out of here, Noodle.

We're gonna worry about me.

I'm not my way to take your spots in this.

I'll meet you back in the car.

Fair enough.

If this is a bad video.

I got a message for you, Tyler.

Whoa!

Do not accept chocolate when it's tough!

You got it?

Not really, I'm afraid.

I'm sure you got a month on you, huh,
Candy Man?

I said... No!

No!

Whoa!

You hear me that time?

I have water in my ears.

Oh.

You had it.

Okay, that makes sense.

Listen.

I'm sorry.

I'm all out of whack.

Truth is, I don't want to be doing this.

I don't want you to be doing this.

But I still gotta give you a message.

Some chocolate in this town again.

You're gonna get more than a bonk
on the head.

A little bonk on the head.

What is with me today?

Actually, can you give
me just a second for it?

Mrs. Scrumming, your eyes are like two
rabbit dropping in a couple of pulls with us.

Oh!

He's waiting here.

Why the web?

See you downstairs.

Oh no!

Mr. Wonka.

Good of you.

Good to join us.

Not late, am I?

Oh, cutting it a bit fine.

Has he still been pulling his wing?

As a matter of fact,

it has been a very good boy,

and productivity is up 30%.

We took the afternoon up.

But that's not the point.

This is the point.

Not now, Larry.

Sorry.

The point is, where do you meet?

And why do you spell it around?

I guess I have you guys an explanation.

Truth is, I'm a chocolate maker.

Not just any Chucks,

but the best in the world.

Yeah.

Well, you're a little
slatter in me, but she's right.

Okay, excuse me.

The plan is to spell
chocolate and pay off Mrs. Scrumming.

At least that was the plan to... Ah, for
every guess.

You had a little run
in with the chief of police.

Hey, no.

Because I was slutless,

accounted for a week at least.

His regular book before was off sick.

And I was called halfway
across the country to take his place.

Good evening, Mr. Slugworth.

I just need your signature on this.

You can just straightforward draw.

Oh.

Until I realized there
were two sets of books.

One for the authorities.

And one which took the truth.

Slugworth.

Fickle grouper.

And promos.

The meaning couldn't for years.

A solid chocolate cartel, if you will.

They've been
watering down their chocolates and storing

the excess in
a secret vault deep beneath the cathedral.

Guarding round the
clock by a corrupt cleric

and 500 chocaholic monks.

The only way in is
down the secret elevator.

and past the mistress of the kings.

The subterranean
sentinel who hasn't seen sunlight in years.

There's thousands
of gallons of chocolate down there

and the cartoelles use it to bribe black
male and to luncheon the competition.

I didn't care that I was
going to show it to him.

Is it our way next time?

Look out.

Is my mom?

Good morning, Mr. Slugworth.

Oh, go on.

I'm keeping the net room in the vault.

Oh, and Mr. Kratch.

Yes?

You're fired.

I'm sorry, Mr. Wong-Kher.

But they've got you
right where they want you.

You can't
get a shop without selling chocolate

and you can't sell chocolate without
a shop.

You will.

Why is it, Willie?

What's up?

What?

What's this for?

Your weight is a lifetime's ply, remember?

You didn't have to do that.

Of course I did.

I gave you my word.

Well...

Thanks.

I've got something for you too.

For me?

Who's this?

Class F-O?

Other way up.

Class F-M-T?

It's an A.

You're a first letter.

I'm teaching you to read.

Oh, no.

Well, I can't have
my business trying to read by a tiger.

Or, nearly.

We're still partners.

Sure, but I don't know
how we're going to sell you chocolate.

Every time the police show
up, you'll have to vanish in the sun air.

Like a magician.

Right.

Yeah, that's one thing
when you're on stage.

You have ropes and police and trap doors.

There's none of those in the street.

As a matter of fact, they're wrong.

They're trap doors alone in the city.

They're called storm drainers.

I'd be happy to show
you around if you cut me in on the edge.

If you're recruiting, I'd do anything to
get out of here and make up with my wife.

I don't have any practical
skills, but I can talk like I wonder why.

And did you need
some other handle communication?

I'm your woman.

Why?

Well, why are you all staring at me?

I did not know if she could speak.

I thought you were a mine.

No, I actually
used to back at the telephone exchange.

But back then, I was quite the chessbook.

And then I came here.

I haven't had much to chat about.

Far be it probably the poor cold water
on all your thumb.

But if this is scrubbing
patches you tried to

escape, you'll all get
six months in the Coop.

So just think about that.

People getting involved
in this care brain scheme.

But it's not hare brain advocates.

Woolies chocolates are incredible.

Try one.

That's very kind of a noodle.

I don't care how good these chocolates are.

When will it start?

I guess I'd try to say Barbara and say,

will you marry me?

Oh, I don't know what I mean.

You're an ugly man, but I don't think
that someone is sweeping off my feet.

You know, whisk me
off to a life of adventure.

Could that be you?

No.

Oh.

Don't mind.

Call it like a self-confidence.

I miss you.

Oh, but call it in.

Sorry to have wasted time, Barbara.

Taxi!

Hey, miss you, Gaby.

Oh, wait a minute.

Do you have anything for a broken heart?

So the taxis never stop.

The girls think you're a thought.

You're wet and cold.

You're getting old.

You're confidence is shot.

It's true.

When people look
at you, they seem to look straight through.

Or like you're something round they
found upon the bottom of their shoe.

Have you been bothering me?

But fish should
live the gloom by giraffe milk macaron.

Just take a chance
and you'll be dancing to a different tune.

Goodbye
to feeling small and frightened of it all.

Just eat a few of these and you'll be
feeling ten feet tall.

Well, there's chocolate.

And there's chocolate.

The only one who
makes your confidence can rock a little.

There's nobody going to work here.

What can you do?

You're not going
to get yourself some water chocolate.

No, just one kiss.

Yes, please.

You've never had chocolate like this.

Have you tried?

Yes, you won.

Oh, got to have it up.

Just pop one in it and
everything becomes a Broadway show.

But it'll make you laugh.

But you'll make you laugh.

All that you can do will make a real rap.

Monster hair can't be clear.

They're your new friend back.

They're up there.

I'm despairing my friend.

They're the old my hair repair.

It's made from ground vanilla.

In the markets of vanilla.

Take a teeny boy and
three and you'll end up like an old rock.

Well, there's chocolate.

And there's chocolate.

The only one who
makes your confidence can rock a little.

I'll put a sock in it.

Make sure they are all brisked.

Have you ever had chocolate like this?

I've never had chocolate like this.

You can get yourself some water chocolate.

Put your hand
into your popular duchess frozen chalk.

Well, it would've written.

Can you tell me what this word is?

Not a baby.

A consonant.

What's that now?

You're talking nonsense.

I should call it worse.

But you've never said chocolate like this.

Well, there's chocolate.

I understand it.

And there's chocolate.

All the truth.

The only one who
makes your confidence can rock a little.

I'm trying to tell
you is that if we don't get on top of this,

we'll go fast.

Chocolate like this will cease to exist.

But you've never had chocolate like this.

Let's go!

You'll never have chocolate like this.

I've never had chocolate like this.

if you ever left me
like this old ssshhh.

So that's how you're doing it.

Avenue.

I want a man on every
storm drain in the city.

You sure, sir?

Should we be focused
on all those unsolvets?

No, I don't know.

This is the priority.

Okay.

Okay, you
know what, I'm gonna need to help Bob.

Yep, let me... Yeah.

Pretty sure I've gained
about 150 pounds in the last two weeks.

Thanks.

Gah!

Double... Let me... I'm gonna...

I'm gonna... I'm gonna...

I'm gonna speak.

Well, of course I can speak.

Now, let me out here all I can drink.

Let me out!

Now, can
you let me take a good look at you?

Good evening.

So you're
the funny little man who's been fired.

Funny little dad.

How dare you?

I will have you know that I am a perfectly
respectable size, for an envelope pop.

Hey, can you roll in now?

In fact, envelope land, I am
regarded as something of an envelope pop.

They call me lofty.

So I will thank you
to stop galling in this, though I

was something unpleasant you found
in your handkerchief.

I find it uncomfortable and frankly, rude.

Sorry.

Now, let me out here.

You have absolutely no right to
go around and bottling in us and strangers.

Anything.

Hold on, you've been
stealing from me for years.

Well, you started it.

Me?

You stole our cocoa beans.

What are you talking about?

Do you mean that
you don't even probe that far?

Remember what?

A day you...

...destroyed my life.

Now I don't remember that.

Well, that don't matter.

I don't even remember that.

And I'm in a full room.

You remember that.

You remember that.

In the form of a song.

So rojously, that it
may never leave your mind.

Oh, I only come when you're there.

Too late.

I started dancing now.

Once we've started, we can't stop singing.

No!

Don't put on clothes.

No.

Look over here.

Good day, son.

That's my last door.

I said good day.

You came back?

Yes.

And I said in your hand.

And you walked right into it.

So where is it?

We have fights, see?

You want.

Pick me on the head with a frying pan.

Jump down the window.

Of course.

You don't believe me, do you?

Honestly.

No.

No.

No.

No.

Definitely not.

But, as it still happens, we will need
to start talking to that.

Why is that?

You know that shop?

When you've been dreaming of?

Now, I know what you're thinking.

Maybe the little water.

Looks like someone left the water running
20 years ago and the ceiling fell through.

And the ceiling
above that and the ceiling above that.

But that means we can afford it.

For a week, anyway.

And we finally need to be a legitimate.

The police wouldn't
have any excuse to keep bothering them.

So, what do you think, Willie?

Do you like it?

Do I like it?

Ooh, it's just a hallucinate.

No.

Scratch that.

Better than a magazine.

I mean, look at this place.

I mean, yeah, it's a wreck.

The potential!

The bones!

More of my words.

This is going to be the best
chocolate shop the world has ever seen.

You won't be scrubbing much longer, dude.

Well, I'll be free.

That's free as flamingos!

The sixth of them had told her.

Including the little girl.

She seems to be the
brains of the operation.

But based on
a laundry called Scrub It in Bleacher.

What?

You know it?

Yeah, this is a matter of fact.

I do.

They just read her to shop.

So legally, I can't touch you.

But illegally.

I'm happy to do whatever you guys want.

You want them all to have a little accent?

In which they die.

Not a problem.

But it's going to cost
you a lot more chocolate.

That's all right, Chief.

I'd
also like to be grateful for an advance.

Because the
last boxes you gave me, they're gone.

Ooh!

I mean, these little gave cases.

They're going to put it past three days.

They're going to give you the same head.

They don't!

They leave your machine.

It's plenty more where that came from.

You stand down for now.

You give you a call with the times, right?

What is it after?

The girl.

You don't really think you could be her.

I do.

You always assured us you wouldn't
be a problem.

It's right.

You didn't assure us.

Then she went there.

No more bonkers.

I'll see to you.

Puffs and I.

Don't wait.

It was one.

It was not.

It was the minute.

It was the evening.

Good evening.

Where is it, Puffy?

It was so late.

It was so late.

To what day is it on now?

You were here to get us.

And Mr. Wonka, he's
been sneaking out to sell

chocolate
with the help of a guest serving girl.

You blatch.

Well, quite.

I wondered if you might help me.

Couldn't have had an inch there.

This is.

Ladies and gentlemen, greetings to you all.

And welcome to Walgreens.

Tremendous things are
in store both literally and metaphorically.

What?

In them.

Humor me.

Close your eyes and count it and.

Make a wish.

Now.

Open my eyes.

Here's a storm that's like no other.

If it were, I wouldn't bother.

Chocolate bushes.

Chocolate trees.

Chocolate flowers.

Chocolate bees.

Chocolate memories.

Better boy than one to save.

Before they melted away.

A world of your own.

A place to escape to.

A world of your own.

Where you can be free.

Wherever you go.

Wherever by takes you.

This is your home.

A world of your own.

A world of your own.

Here is the child that you left behind.

Here is the kid with the curious mind.

Here is the wonder we used to feel.

Back when the magic was real.

A world of your own.

A place to go when you're.

Feeling on.

Feeling unsure.

You race me I know.

Enjoy the adventure.

Let's go strolling in the clouds.

Grab a handful.

It's a mound.

The clouds are made of cotton candy.

Just your umbrella candy.

Cause there's a hard rain.

Another fall.

A heart's gonna drop in a sea ball.

I know what it's free.

A sugar stream to chill.

All the colors of the rainbow.

And some others to.

A world of our own.

A place to escape to.

A world of our own.

Where we can be free.

Wherever you come along.

Wherever my dreams is.

This is our home.

A world of our own.

A world of our own.

So mushrooms, pears or saucy flowers.

That comes to weighty nines.

A bargain.

A twice the price.

Thank you sir.

How would you like your change?

Spendable.

Or edible.

Oh, edible please.

Enjoy.

Don't forget to eat your basket.

I don't know what it's been.

I have a kiss.

That way
it steams a hundred sops and- No, no, no.

Uh.

Miss Aonka.

Yeah.

What's going on?

The end.

That's impossible.

Plus.

Yeti sweat.

Yeti sweat.

The most powerful here at Ocean Memorial.

world. Henry in there?
Ladies and gentlemen, your

attention please. There appears
to be an intersectionary error. Nobody

eat the flowers. Uh, why not? What's wrong
with them? What's the matter with this

turnt stew? My
daughter's in one bite. It

doesn't look better.
There's nothing wrong with

chocolate milk, isn't
it? I'm terribly sorry

everyone. I don't want
to explain this but it

appears to the child
that's been poisoned.

What's that?
What's poison? What's poison? What's

poison? My child. Oh, I want to find
money back. I will come Did it obvious?

We're at chocolate cards, Elle.

It's okay, Willy.

We can be built.

We can start again.

It's no point, you know.

What do you mean?

She promised you would be here.

If you wasn't.

You didn't actually think about it.

No idea.

Stupid dream.

Don't say that, Willy.

Please, don't ever come out.

No problem.

I think Mr. Walker needs to be alone.

Every good thing in this world started
with a dream.

So you hold on to yours.

How many do
you share chocolate with the world?

Cher and Shane, what happened here?

Take your responsible?

Answer.

We're not personally alone.

We may have encouraged Mrs.
Scrubby to enhance your creations.

We've paired her at the poisoning.

Yes, thank you, Gerald.

You're welcome.

It's all there we come.

The globe?

Er, Mr. Walker, I don't waste my time
at that sort of thing.

We've come to offer you a deal.

This is the precise amount you owe Mrs.
Scrubby.

This is for the Numba Crumb Cher.

The plumber,
the telephonist, the so-called funny man.

And this is for the girl.

Now even the bit extra of our
surgeon did place a little close to him.

Both.

Oh, yes, Mr. Walker.

You can change her life.

Change all their lives.

Oh, what I have to do?

Leave town.

Own them.

Never make chocolate again.

If there's a boat singing at night,

and for their sink as much as a row,

I hope you're on board.

I guess I got carried away.

Sorry, no.

I hope you'll forgive me one day.

Checking how I'll work.

I have.

I just want it here.

To feel the way that it is.

And I'm in a busy chair.

Sorry, no.

Ah, Mr. Walker.

You'll take it.

One way.

To the North Pole.

It's plainly an economy.

They're basically economy.

Yeah.

A little more leg room
in the complimentary pack of the peanut.

Is it worth the extra?

I don't know.

But these guys,

we have this ghost detail.

Goodbye.

Mr. Walker.

I'm not a premium economy.

I go first,

last step I will do.

That's what I want,

not what I want,

not what I want.

So why are you here?

Well, I'm going to let you out.

I'm sorry if you leave our car.

I'll glue pay you a bit.

But I bring that fighting.

That's cool.

I've been doing my songs.

One more drug.

And where is it?

But I will accept the
heart of those volumes and politics.

You're in a lot.

I don't think John went anymore.

Please don't tell me I'm
going to go through this ridiculous deed.

I have to.

I knew it all.

I promised her a better life.

I think I promised.

You should stand up.

That's what it is.

Give them the old one and two.

That's what I want to do.

Oh.

But if you are the surgeon,

which is just a dirty sort of yourself,

I'm going flat.

Nice of you.

What is it?

Nothing.

Well, it's obviously
something because you said,

huh?

I'm sorry.

Okay.

There you are.

Huh?

Go.

You did it again.

Tell me what it is, right?

Look.

We're slow.

We're stuck by hand.

It's really hard to worry.

See?

It's an A.

It's heard by SS.

So what?

His name is Arthur Sugworth.

It's probably a family ring.

Yes, but noodle has more just like it.

Noodle.

Why would noodle be awesome?

Have a slug work permanently.

That's one of the reasons I can think of.

Which is.

There's some
correct noodle can be in grave danger.

But come on.

Do not get up on the road.

We just get down on the road.

There's no time.

Take off!

Walk up!

Go back down!

Walk up!

Like a monster and a convict.

Take it!

All set and source.

The explanation from that.

And there's your.

What's up?

The explanation from that.

Dope!

We'll do it again.

We'll do it again.

Well, gentlemen, one day short of a
tear has requested.

request. There's Bob Ross. Yes, there's
the phone man. He needs a cheater's chump.

Mine, mine. What a
lot of long phases is this

morning. It's almost
as though you write that

sneaking it was
steamed, I was glad your contracts,

which spectacularly
means fine. I've got some

good news for you
not not to observe it. Your

friends Mr. Wong curd and I deal with
Mr. Slagworth.

What? Go back on his
dream to settle your account. Mr. Grunch.

You'll free it down.

Shrew!

Bell!

And his finger up bends.

They've got some loose ones.

The troubles work.

You've been a terrible audience.
Good night.

Yeah, well, you
ain't too much of a comedian, mate.

I know.

I'm good.

It's quite something.

You scare me.

And finally, no, Joe.

Big is hard and low.

But this isn't special, Bill.

This is to keep you in.

What do you mean?

My friend,
Mr. Slagworth, doesn't be nasty alert.

She's like, you should
be out on the street the level in the tone.

So we go and read this money to keep
you down in the washers and good.

And I might want to wrap you to a voyage.

I hate you.

Look, I'm very all great to meet you.

I'm a glitch of this.

You don't believe in the Lord, do you?

What?

Well, you made it up,
you skipped an old hat.

But she's smart.

Why'd I get you out on a motel back?

No, that would be a good song, Al.

Thank you.

Try to say, let's go and talk to you.

Hey!

Don't be like this.

I love you.

I love you.

Hello there.

Willie, I thought I did not.

I did.

Slagworth has promised you a better life,
but he didn't exactly keep his side party.

So I came back.

Bill!

Hey, no!

He wants me locked up forever.

Yeah, well, better figures.

Why?

Why?

He's got events for me.

I don't know who.

Not for sure.

All I know is certain is that you won't
be safer than Slagworth is behind bars.

And how,
exactly, is that supposed to happen?

That would be it.

We said the
card talking to regular father of W.D.

It didn't mean that to you, yes.

So we can get hold of that.

We can prove that they poisoned our topic.

Scrubbing a bleacher and going to jail
will all be free.

Yes, but may I remind
you they keep back legitimate fault.

God did buy a corrupt comic.

Why wouldn't you call it monks?

That's not true.

But I went for a long
cold swim this morning.

Cold water is very good
for the brain, stimulating in all pathways.

And after just
four miles of heat, I went in junior sort

of in a county, a plumber, a telephone
exchange operator,

and a man who
could speak under water could combine

those
talents and qualify us at the century.

But even if we
do get our hands on that ledger, the

card will simply bribe
their way out of the trouble.

It's what they didn't want.

It could really be the need in William.

It's just the land of the world.

Right.

I guess that's why
there's one other thing to do.

What's that?

It changed the world.

Where did this start?

Excuse me, sir.

Could you spare
a piece of chocolate for us to open?

I'm sorry, my child.

I don't have any money.

Oh.

I have some cake in it.

Yes, sir.

To be able to put them
for you for a week, they're that lovely.

Everything all right, but then.

Everything's fine.

Isn't it?

Tell me she might want a duck.

No, she might want a duck.

Good morning, brother.

Now, as you all know, it's Baron Von
Schmeichel Hammers' funeral today.

And his widow is a bit of a pious type.

So I don't want
to see anyone eating chocolate during.

We all know that one
day we should be judged for our sins,

but it's not going to be today.

Nice to run.

Run!

Everybody out!

Take yourself!

Please!

Don't let us out!

You're the first I've expected for.

Run away!

What have I done to deserve this?

You know what you've done to this.

You've sold yourself
a 30 piece of chocolate.

Hello, my friend.

How may I turn to your corner?

I need the silk.

It's an emergency.

Put it through to me.

Get the animal to our head.

Now.

Hello, too.

Why are you down, you animals?

Too, too.

What?

Oh, yeah.

I think we did lose the giraffe.

Thank you.

Okay, geez.

I'll send the guys around.

Oh, okay.

Oh, we can wake him!

Shut up, Holly!

Welcome to St. Benley's.

Baroness, I'm so sorry for your loss.

We're just having a
few technical difficulties,

so you might want
to pump the big baron down from this.

Ah, the cavalry.

Are you the
clarity who called about the giraffe?

Ah!

Thanks for all your hard work.

Are the giraffes of the chocolate cocktail?

Oh, that's nice.

Here we are, Father.

One giraffe.

Thank you.

No, no, no, no.

I'm sorry.

I should have been happy after a while.

Okay, cool.

No, I can't.

I won't be able to come here.

Hello?

It's my name.

You were right.

What is the chance?

I'm staying in
chemistry class with the happiest life.

I'm fine.

Sorry about this, sir.
The seafood fact is filled in slowly.

Shouldn't you blast
the flamingos about this?

It's not a hurry along now, are you?

It turns up
for a bizarre incident of sixty people.

delaying the funeral of noted
philanthropist Baron Bonsch Michael Hammer.

Ennominate
patrons and filly and spiritual sanity.

Amen.

Sweet, I'd just skip that.

Hello, little bit.

Father, everything all right, man.

Oh, yes, Mrs. Ludwig.

But with all tickety
boot, at least it is now.

What do you mean by that?

Oh, we have a giraffe in here, really.

I had to clear the whole place from back
to the west, but it means back to normal.

And then...

Now I'm the coming girl, I'm storming them.

You all right? Yes, sir.

Nothing.

Keep working.

It's not in here, Willy.

The advocate says that it was here.

I haven't because it's
been a while since I've passed four years.

Maybe I'll describe it as gone to his head.

All that's down here
is just a bunch of stupid old chocolate.

Willy, look.

You know.

Time.

Don't they know, then, it's that one cop.

You've caused us quite a bit of trouble.

You and your action.

Yeah, but she's not
just an urgent issue, Mr. Slugworth.

Your family.

What?

What are you talking about, Willy?

You know, that rain noodle.

And when your parents gave you.

Mr. Slugworth has them just like it.

Don't you, Mr. Slugworth.

As a matter of fact, I do.

That's the law to my brother.

Zip it.

Oh, see my father?

I hope that's romantic is what he wants.

Better luck with a common little book
while you die before they could marry.

Leave me.

Several add to the family of fortune.

It was so I fought.

About nine months later,
your mother turned up on my doorstep.

They gave me
to get a doctor for a sick little newborn.

I said, I give him.

But you didn't, didn't you?

Instead, you put me down on a laundry ship.

I agree.

Mr. Slugworth found me.

She saw the ring.

I thought it was an end.

It caught me blue.

But it wasn't.

It was Z.

For stability.

Well, quite.

When your mother returned, I told her
he would die.

She was heartbroken, gospel.

I gave her a handful of sovereigns and
had her escorted from my property.

What was her name?

My mom.

What was her name?

Let me see.

No, I didn't think I could remember that.

I'm sorry.

Her name was Dorothy.

Dorothy Smith says so right here.

Dorothy?

How would he know?

I guess he did teach me to read after all.

Well, this is all very touching.

But back to Bismuths.

We'll take that back into place.

How much chocolate do we
have for a factory in the Pacifica world?

Yeah, about 80,000 garden.

It's a problem.

No, I've got 150.

That should be enough.

For what?

Death by trauma.

Oh, there you go.

Oh, there you go.

Hey, gentlemen.

It's an answering situation.

I wondered if
you'd do a good deed on my behalf.

Oh, what?

So good deed.

There's a whole point
for the fact of selfless.

Yes, of course.

Mr. Block, huh?

What would you like us to do?

I was wondering if you could give this
to someone.

Let me get this in.

Who is it?

Little Orange, man.

Hey?

Little Orange, man.

I thought he'd get just high,
but the orange skin and bright green hair.

I owe him a jar of chocolates, you see.

Well, I think these might be the best
that I ever made.

But in that case, I'll
make sure he gets them.

That's the name.

Say hello, Mr. Walker.

Uh, true.

Something?

Yes, I agree.

If we're going
to eat, we're going to grab each other.

Then it's going to be longer, Charlie.

We're not going to drown with it.

Look, there's a light.

We're going to let the chocolate mix up.

We're paying on the glass.

We're going to raise somebody who's us.

That's a much better idea.

Ah, gentlemen.

It was a bit of a close shave this morning.

I was wondering if perhaps we
could reach think our arrangement at all.

Oh.

Oh.

Just these things as they are.

Oh, man.

When I woke up, I'd
be as nutty as I came up and ate short.

You were an image of it.

We should have saved some, but it's
not an image, man.

Tell me, will you?

Yes.

Oh, yeah.

Sorry.

Because there's
no such thing as a little orange band.

And a couple.

I'm sorry.

Don't be.

You found my family.

A mom who loved me.

That's all I ever wanted.

Deep breath now.

You mustn't let yourself get so worked up.

It's just a bit of chocolate.

Correction.

It was actually my chocolate.

You have made a very brave element.

But still, someone who flew by.

We take back a powers of food.

Which training do you know?

We've been saved!

Joe!

As good as your old chemistry as I could.

I'm sure it did.

I do nothing to worry about you.

Well, I'm in trouble.

A couple of these broke in.

I'm afraid they met in the little accident.

In which they died?

In which they died?

I wouldn't be so sure about that.

Officer, would you
kindly take a look at this?

Won't come.

If he tells every single
in legal payment, these men have ever made.

Thousands of them.

Look.

Albert, don't listen to her.

She's lying.

But of course she is.

She's not.

She's absolutely right.

It's incredible.

Oh!

Well, that sounds like a case for the
truth of belief.

So you give it to me.

Well, I'll take it off your hands.

You know, say good paperwork.

Can't do that.

I'm afraid, sir.

Why is that?

Because your
name is sort of... A lot.

Gentlemen.

You're under rubrics.

Hang on to me.

That's a game.

What's happening?

What's happening?

Why are we out here?

I'm going to eat any of those chocolate.

Why?

Because they're hover Chucks.

Delayed action.

They're extra strong.

You didn't give any kind of adventure.

One can.

When there's a billion,
something's a chocolate bean on it.

Look at the best layers.

Brand the chocolate.

Make the joke.

We have to.

We'll be fine.

I wish I thought of that.

Hey, doodle.

Hey, doodle.

How does it feel going?

Is it as good as you remember?

Every little bit.

It must be last forever.

I guess it's time.

Time for what?

Do you know how many
people in the city are named these men?

100 who's six.

And luckily, you're a friend
who worked at the temple plane exchange.

Because you spend
the entire afternoon waiting around.

Guess what?

We found her.

You found my mom?

She works in the library.

That's where she lives.

Come on now.

Come with me.

And you'll be.

In a world of pure imagination.

Reach out, touch what was once.

Just in your imagination.

Don't be shy.

It's alright.

If you feel a little trepidation.

Sometimes
these things don't need explanation.

If you want to view paradise.

Simply look at them.

And you did.

Somebody to hold on to.

It's all we really need.

Nothing else to end.

Wow.

So it goes with good deeds.

In a world of wealth.

I was wondering if I'd see you again.

I'm not going anywhere.

I'm not going to leave failure or death.

Now, I know you've tried.

Look below all.

It's very clear on the subject.

Until such time as
the chocolate is physically in my heart.

Come.

And you.

Thank you.

For saving my life.

But I suppose that concludes all of this.

I will now return to my loving hope.

Whether coo-coo-coo-dings growing.

Disappointing with small numbers.

And my friends would doubt it.

What?

I thought they called you lofty.

The truth is that
I am a horse of rich, beloved average.

They call me shows in tongues.

Oh, there it is.

Good day to you, son.

It's a shame you have to go.

I said good day.

I'm going
to share my chocolate with the world.

I'm going to need more than a shop.

I'll show you a will.

I'm going to need a factory.

Good luck with that.

And someone to have a tasting apartment.

The tasting apartment.

Come with me.

Alright.

And you'll be.

Well.

In a world of pure imagination.

It's a ruined cost.

Take a look.

And you'll see.

Into your imagination.

Right there.

I'd rather not.

We'll be.

In.

Way to spin.

Traveling.

In the world of my creation.

What we'll see.

Will be fine.

Explanation.

Dust will be fine explanation.

If you want to do.

Have it right.

Stick with your own.

Then do this.

Anything you want to do this.

Walk back.

There is no fine.

I know where to go.

Fuck.

Whoa, clunk!

Look what they do.

I got a little bonus
for you... Sit back down.

Stay in your seat.

For a last phon phon.

We are on this street.

I buck a scrunch
flip to his own.

Thills to her friends
And Lottie fell to half those.

Brave laddie made a tricompet come
back One day his ex-wife saw the bat.

After Lottie took him back

Well, not, no, not

Don't put it day But
what of Mrs. Scrum it and teacher will say

Give it just a mobile walk to Can't
out long, but don't run Show it to you.

There, wrongness Fun or cheap.

I'll show it There, not better.

So lose, fight it, nose job
I'll bait far, feed our ass in the country.

No, she won't
But you can't tell, I've gone down Well,

he's done nothing
Oh, it's that poison-like chocolate.

Quick, forgive me.

Oh, there's a cookie downstairs.

I'm on the toilet.

Open up.

One, one, two, down.

Oh, it's not coming out of here, anyone.

Wow.

Thank you for the mousa, you got it It's
not a good idea I don't know if it's another

I don't know if it's a
good idea I don't know if

it's a good idea No, I don't know Oh,
it's going up.

No, I
can't I don't know if it's a good idea.

I don't know if it's a good idea.