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Señor. Here.

Are we in Cedrus already, Mr. French?

No, no, this is San Juan. There's another 30 minutes to Cedrus.

But there's nobody left on our bus.

What?

Excuse me, but we have tickets to Cedrus.

Cedrus? Cedrus. Allá.

Huh? Oh, is that our bus to Cedrus? Sí, Cedrus allá, señor. Thank you, thank you

very much. Muchas gracias.

Come along, children.

Huh? Get on board.

Mr. Burns, we have to go back to the other bus.

We can't. This bus is about to leave.

But I love Mrs. Beasley.

Mrs. Beasley? Oh, dear.

Oh, very well. Very well. Then take this and find a seat. And I'll fetch Mrs.

Beasley.

Two little children on the bus to Sieges alone.

Lo siento, señor, pero no comprendo.

The children were in my care.

Two little children. You see, the children, children.

Like this, two children, two on the bus to Sieges. Sieges.

Ah, sí.

Dos boletos para Sieges.

No, madam, I don't want tickets.

Please, somebody must call Sieges so that they can be met when the bus

there. Otherwise, they'll be terrified.

Lo siento.

Excuse me, but me and my sister have to get off right away.

Siéntese, por favor.

Inmediatamente.

But you see, we have to go back and find Mr. Franz.

No puedo hablar.

Siéntese ahora mismo.

The other day...

Jimmy,

doesn't anyone here speak English? I mean, a little English. Anybody?

Tio de Choso!

Tio de Choso, I'm so glad to see you. Señor French, que sorpresa, que

Tio de Choso, I'm in desperate... for a trouble, the children are on their way

to Sieges alone in a bus.

I went back to get Mrs. Beasley, and when I returned, the bus was leaving,

couldn't stop it.

Oh, please, you must call Sieges for me before they get there.

Why can't I make you understand? Why can't I make anyone understand?

Un amigo.

Amigo, amigo. A friend, friend. Habla ingles muy bien.

Lo traeré.

Espere, por favor. Oh, I think I understand. But please, please, we must

Sieges before they get there.

Sieges! Si, si, si.

This is my favorite Sunday place in Barcelona.

La Plaza Gitano.

Gitano means gypsy.

Love

says

the water is a murmur.

Love is a sigh, said the breeze.

Breeze. Amor, dijo la luz, es una llama.

Amor, says the light, is a flame.

Oh, cuánto habéis mentido.

Oh, how you lied.

Amor, es una lagre.

Love is a tear.

Very sad.

Oh, no, it's very banished.

Ricardo, this is just like home.

A teenage place to meet.

And I do not need a guidebook to tell you about it.

Oh,

well,

Ricardo, if you want to sit with your friends, I don't mind.

In fact, it might help me with my Spanish. I will help you with your

Hola.

Todos tienen que bajar aquí.

Todos.

Everybody's getting off.

I guess we should too.

Apúrense, por favor.

Apúrense. Come on.

Villates, por favor.

Mr.

French has the tickets.

No comprendo.

He said Mr.

French has the tickets.

¿Dónde está su padre?

Please, could somebody help us find Mr. French?

No comprendo. Vayan a su padre. Vayan.

How are we ever going to find Mr.

French? Guess he'll just have to find us. Come on.

But where?

Anyplace.

Flores? Señor, flores?

Roses, violetas, cardenas?

Por favor, señor.

Compre algunas flores hermosas para su señorita hermosa.

Para su señorita hermosa? I need your pretty, too. What do you want?

Las violetas, por favor.

Violetas.

Gracias,

senor, gracias.

Tenga usted mucha suerte.

She wishes you much luck.

Yeah, I know. Thank you.

Can we try to talk to that lady?

Yes, she has a kind smile.

Niños, vengan, vengan. Pronto.

Dos churros y dos chocolate.

Ricardo, what are churros?

They are churros.

Oh, they're donuts.

Si, donuts.

Churros, donuts.

Oh, look, he's dunking. Well, it's impolite not to. A king's at this time.

Gracias.

With me.

One, two, three, dunk.

Mmm,

delicious.

Siéntense, niños, siéntense.

Excuse me.

Buenas tardes, muchachito.

We have to find our Mr.

French. Lo siento, no hablo inglés.

Oh, Pepito, esté quieto.

Spuff, none of the people around here speak English.

We better get off this bus before it takes us someplace else.

Right, but it looks like we're already someplace else.

Sit down, children.

But, mister... Sit down.

Sí, bien, bien.

El autobús acaba de llegar en este momento.

Gracias, señorita.

Señor, the bus has just arrived in Sieges.

Oh, please, would you have her ask them to bring the children into the station

so that I could speak with them on the telephone?

Sí, señor.

Señorita, el señor desea hablar con los niños por teléfono.

Quiero hablar con el gerente, por favor. Sí, espero.

Well, thank you, Tío de Chozo, and Señor Las Casas. I am eternally grateful.

So happy to be of service, senor. A friend of Teodichoso is my friend also.

No pueden hallar a los niños.

¿Que no venían en el autobús? Sí, pero ahora han desaparecido.

What is it? The children.

They're not there.

What? Is it possible they could have got off the bus somewhere between here and

Seeders? Oh, no, señor.

The driver remembers two such children.

But when he went back to the bus to look for them, they were not there.

That's impossible.

They couldn't just disappear in Seeders.

Please be calm, senor.

The manager will continue to look for them.

I must get to Sitges. I must.

But it's impossible.

The next bus is in three hours.

Three hours? But don't you understand? The children were in my charge.

Mr. Davis entrusted me with their safety.

I must go. Senor, wait.

I have a car.

We will take you to Sitges.

Very well, then. Let's go.

Except us.

We're still here.

like this place.

It's too, too, you know.

Well, the only way we're gonna get someplace else is to walk.

Well, we've been to some places today, I'll tell you.

What's the matter?

Mr. Davis said it's Buffy and Jody.

Well, what happened? Where are they?

We don't know.

We think that they're lost.

You think they're lost?

Well, sir, in San Juan, we had to change buses.

Buffy has forgot Mrs.

Beasley, and whilst I went back to get her, the bus carried them off to Sigis.

Well, couldn't you follow the bus?

I tried, sir, but it was impossible. I managed to contact the depot in Sieges,

and we know they arrived there, sir, because they forgot those on the bus.

Well, they still must be around Sieges somewhere.

No, sir, they made a thorough search. The children simply vanished.

When did the bus get there?

About one o 'clock, sir.

One o 'clock? You mean they've been missing for nine hours?

The worst nine hours of my life, sir.

You notified the police?

Yes, sir, in sigils.

They're doing everything they can, sir, but I phoned again ten minutes ago.

Nothing, nothing, sir.

I'm terribly sorry, sir.

You'd better call the Barcelona police, then.

Oh, Bill, please, let me. Yeah, you better.

It looks to me like a church.

Me too.

Maybe there's a minister. Ministers help people.

Yeah. We can ask him to take us to Uncle Bill and Mr. French.

And Sissy.

Right.

That must be the doorbell.

It isn't following us.

What was it that isn't following us?

I think it's something that there aren't any of.

I don't think we should go back.

I think we should go the other way.

Senora. Senora Davis.

The police locate dozens of lost children every day.

Believe me, it is a matter of routine.

Well, it might be routine for you, but it isn't for me.

Those kids can't even talk to anyone.

Senor, I know you are disturbed.

But at this moment, your children are probably safe and well cared for by some

family in Seaches.

If they're with some family, why hasn't the family located and contacted the

Seaches police?

Now, the kids are lost. They can't even tell anyone they're lost. They're only

seven years old.

I have only attempted to reassure you, senor.

We are doing all we can. I'm sure you are, but I can't sit around here doing

nothing any longer. I'm going to go up to Sieges.

Please, senor.

You would only interfere.

Allow us to do our job.

We are professionals.

I can't walk any further, Jody.

I'm hungry and tired and thirsty.

And lost.

Let's see what that place over there is.

It looks like a barn.

I saw one in our geography book back home.

I wish I was there instead of here. Back home, I mean.

Let's see where here is.

don't hurt people, do they, even in Spain?

I don't think so. I think you're thinking of a bull.

Cow is a girl.

I'm tired.

Me too.

We better hide in case anybody comes in.

Don't worry, Bob. It's only spooky in the nighttime.

Tomorrow we may be hungry and thirsty and lost, but not spooky.

Right, and tomorrow morning Uncle Bill will find us.

Do you suppose that cow would give us some milk?

We could ask her.

I don't know how to turn her on.

Maria!

Quick, Jody, somebody's coming!

Thunderbunkle Bill never does find us.

He'll find us.