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I've served a lot of masters throughout
history.

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Now I want to go back home where I can
be free.

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Then you come along with the opal in
your hand.

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Now your every wish is my command.
That's right.

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Genie, genie from down under.

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Make my wish come true.

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Dream on.

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I wish you'd do what I want you to.

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Ah, yeah, all right.

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Dad,

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we're free!

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I rub the opal in my hand.

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My every wish is your command.

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I'm Penelope Town.

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I used to be very happy. I used to have
a magical pool and two genies.

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Australia.

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Wrong. England.

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You've rubbed the opal in your hands,
your every wish is our command. I wish I

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could win this game.

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But the yummy part was that they were my

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secret. No one else had the foggiest
idea they were magic.

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I can do that.

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If things needed doing around the house,
I'd just wish.

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And wishing is very handy around the
grounds as well, let me tell you.

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I tried out some new look.

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And in the cross -country race, well,
guess who won?

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Unfortunately, my genies didn't like
living in England.

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Australia!

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And they dragged me off on magic carpet
rides.

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Fun, you might think. Well, not if you
get airsick.

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And flying carpets don't have sick bags.

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Sometimes they were really quite mean.

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But most of the time, I was incredibly
happy.

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See

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that?

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My opal around Mummy's neck. And him? He
used to be my slave. Well, genie.

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But now Mummy's every wish is his
command.

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At least it will be, as soon as Bruce
tells her he's a genie.

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Poor Mummy. She'll be so, so happy. And
I'll be... Hi,

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Penn.

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Are you spying on me? I can't stand it
when people creep around spying on

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people.

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Penn, I want to talk to your dad, you
and me.

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Why hasn't Bruce told Mummy he's a
genie, hmm?

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Because most masters treat us like
slaves. Really? How awful.

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That's for sure. Your mum just doesn't
like him for the magic.

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Surely he doesn't think she'd like him
for his personality.

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He's Australian.

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He doesn't have a personality.

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He's just trying to seduce her, isn't
he?

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What does that mean? He's trying to use
her.

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Nah, he just wants to marry her and then
ask her to set us free.

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We'll see about that.

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so I can do it properly, hmm? I wish
you'd just leave the sunscreen to Bruce.

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Huh? Oh.

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Don't worry, I'll make sure she's
covered all over.

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Dad, have you told her yet?

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Well, it's not that easy.

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Oh, just squeeze the tube.

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Just tell her.

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I would tell her if people would just
leave us alone. Now, come on, children.

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Let's leave the grown -ups alone.

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And that includes you too, Miss
Penelope.

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Don't you wish we could go somewhere and
be alone?

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Mummy, be careful. If you end up alone
with him, he could be dangerous. Thank

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you, Penelope.

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I'll have to cope somehow.

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You don't know anything about him. Then
if we had some time together, I would

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get to know him. What if he leaves you
stranded in the desert and you run out

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water and buzzards peck out your inside
bits? I wish you'd calm down and take a

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good look at yourself.

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Diana.

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Don't you wish we could go somewhere and
be alone in some magic spot?

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Oh, yes.

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Pen, Pen, I've got something for you. I
picked them myself for my new sister.

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Oh, there's romance in the air.

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I've got a feeling we'll be hearing a
proposal very soon.

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Good night, Conrad.

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I've made a solemn vow to myself.

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I'm going to... Conrad!

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He was... He was sleeping.

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Conrad, I've made a solemn vow to
myself. I'm going to get that opal back.

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last thing I do.

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I love her.

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I deserve it.

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I need that opal. It's me.

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Imagine me, I.

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We never think about ourselves at Von
Meister Tours.

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We're only here to serve you, the
members of the big...

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Bigger and biggest person social club.
And we can promise you some big sights.

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We're talking big skies and big
countries. Small bus.

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It

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must

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be hard for Baz not having his mother
around.

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Oh, it all happened a long time ago.

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A few thousand years.

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We're sort of used to it now.

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It's so reassuring talking to another
single parent. Yeah, I know what you

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So, um... How do you feel about slavery?

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Um... I think it's terrible.

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Good.

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Uncle's parents have to make so many
decisions. Oh, yeah.

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So, uh, how do you feel about having
absolute power?

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I find it very uncomfortable.

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Good.

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Good.

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I can visualize having that, Uncle.

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And I'm going to use all of my wit and
my charm and my animal magnetism.

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Now make that happen. I knew there'd be
a snag somewhere along the line. You

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better believe it.

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I love that Mona Lisa smile.

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How about you and me get some grub
tonight, eh? What do you say?

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We should leave us now.

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I'll be leaving you now.

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Yeah, we'll talk later when the two of
us can be alone together.

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That'll be great. So I'll be in touch.
I'll speak to you soon, all right? Yeah,

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no worries.

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Mummy to marry him. I'll tell her it's
him or me.

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She'll have to choose. Good plan, eh?

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Nah.

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Oh, you're right.

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I've got a much better plan.

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Mummy! Where have you been? What have
you been doing? I've been worried sick.

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Do you know what time it is?

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We've just been... Mummy!

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Is it possible for us to have a little
chat? You know, daughter to mother.

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Lovely.

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Did Penelope seem polite to you, mate?

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She's up to something.

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I feel as if you prefer Bruce to me.

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Oh, we're growing apart.

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You've become so distant and you're
always wearing the opal. Not that I

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I'm just being honest.

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Penelope, the opal's been such a good
luck charm to you.

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And you were getting so obsessed with
it.

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Friendly and polite.

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She is definitely up to something.

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Definitely.

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But I don't care, mate.

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Next time I'm alone with Diana, I'm just
going to tell her I'm a genie. Good on

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you, Dad.

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Mummy,

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I just need a sign. Something to show me
you won't forget me when you're

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married.

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I understand, darling.

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I'm sure we can work something out.

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Mummy's explained how she feels about
you. And if she's happy, I'm happy.

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Since when?

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Will I see you later for lunch?

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Thank you. I'd love to.

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Okay.

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What's going on?

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I just want Mummy to be happy.

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You're up to something.

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Me?

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Don't be silly.

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She's up to something.

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She's just excited that I'm going to be
her brother.

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Yeah, mate, that could be it.

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Mummy! Try this. It's called
Irresistible.

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It always works for me.

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I wish I was irresistible.

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Baz, we might leave the lovebirds alone.

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They've got things to discuss.

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Get into it, guys.

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Get into it.

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You know, I like these people. I

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like them a lot.

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Because they're really comfortable with
who they are?

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No, because they offered to cook their
own lunch.

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Diana,

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now that we're alone... Hey!

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I was rather hoping it would be tea for
two.

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So was I.

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There you go, pal.

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Three's a crowd.

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Okay, mate. See you around. See you
then.

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I've got you this special dry -to -right
at my pedal. A symbol of my affection

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for you. Thanks, mate.

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Hey, what's going on?

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Come on, Mr. Moistler. I'll throw these
out for you.

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What about a bit of a private rendezvous
later then? Sorry, mate, you're not my

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type. Ow!

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Hey, you're still all right.

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That's more than I can say for you, Mr.

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Moistler. Now ask her.

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To propose.

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Marriage?

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A toast.

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To the woman.

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I want to marry.

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Who is the most irredeemable martyr I've
ever had?

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The one I...

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possible we could have some time alone
together just the two of us in isolation

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without anybody else or any
interruptions for longer than two

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diana's

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still trying to find some time alone
with me them flowers worked a treat

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That's how you cook their lunch,
darling.

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They cooked it for themselves.

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Great. Where's mine?

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It's gone.

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Gone? What do you mean, gone?

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Well, they ate it. They ate it all.

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They ate four days' worth of rations in
one sitting. There's nothing left.

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It was amazing to watch.

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What am I going to eat?

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I'm starving.

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My stomach thinks my throat's been cut.

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Tell me when to press play.

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Look, I want to ask you something.

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But before I ask you something, I need
to tell you something.

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You see, I'm a man with a past.

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A very long past.

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2 ,000 years at least.

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You see, I'm not like other men.

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I'm not like other women, either.

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Look,

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it's simple, really.

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I'm a gene.

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Way to a man's heart is through his
stomach.

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Did somebody mention food?

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British scraps they might have, but
they're even worse off than we are.

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are really hurting out there.

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No, no, no, no, no. No need to panic.

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No need to panic at all.

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Because you are lucky enough to have
among you Australia's original bush

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man. Great!

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When do we get to meet him?

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It's me.

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Yep, it's me.

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I am the so -called genius of the bush.

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That's how I met him. I've managed to
survive off the land and maintain my

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perfect height for weight ratio.

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I've never told anyone this before.

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Well, that is someone I'm in love with.

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But I have to tell you, Diana, you see,
I'm a man,

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but I'm also a...

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Come on.

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Hey,

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Dad.

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Genie.

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And your every wish is my command.

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Oh, I wish this moment could go on and
on forever.

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Disappointment and anticipation must
have been too much. Oh, it sent her over

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the edge.

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Maybe I should move the open around her
neck. Make it easier for her to breathe.

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No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

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Let Marcy do it. No, no, no, I will.

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Let's leave her ladyship alone for the
moment.

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Good thinking, Marcy.

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Back off, get out of there. Don't you
touch it.

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Well done, darling.

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It's like a mother. We suckle at her
breast.

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Plenty more where that came from.

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Thank you. Go for it!

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All right, do you want to try them
little chocolate balls?

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The little sticky ones, they're great.

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What are they?

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Rabbit food.

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All you had to do was ask her to marry
you. Simple.

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A child could do it, couldn't you, Beth?

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I don't want to marry you, Mum. She's
too old for me.

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Australian, no idea.

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Do I have to do everything myself?

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No, no. I'll ask her, definitely.

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Well, you can't now.

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She's a really imbecile, thanks to you.
She can't even get out of her own bed.

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What are we going to do about that?

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Look, Pam, I'll talk to her soon.

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It's hiding.

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Oh,

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I

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didn't know you weren't feeling well.

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Oh, it's not my fault. I have this
effect on women. They want me. They

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have me. They part.

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Oh, you do.

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You rubbed the opal in your hand.

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It's not my fault, mate.

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She was after me. She was chasing me.
She's desperate.

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I mean, I can see how you'd be jealous
and everything.

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But what can I say? She just loves me.

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I bet you wish this had never happened.

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I wish for heaps of things, pal.

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I wish them fat, ungrateful tourists
were happy.

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Don't you sometimes wish you could go
back in time?

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Of course I do.

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But I'll be a monkey's uncle before I
waste my time on wishful thinking. A

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monkey's uncle?

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Well, a wish is a wish, mate. You ready?

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We'll just go back in time.

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No bananas.

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No fruit.

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Nothing.

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Where is everyone?

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They walked out on it.

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One of them said he could smell food
about 200 miles that direction.

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Hope they don't want a refund.

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Nah, they seem pretty happy.

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tell you, Diana.

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Are you dead?

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I'm a genie.

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And your every wish is my command.

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So I could wish that this moment would
last forever?

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No.

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Well, yeah.

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Yeah, you could wish for that, but
don't.

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No, I wouldn't waste a wish on that.

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Not when we have the whole of our lives
together.

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I always knew there was something
special and different about you.

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Maybe that's why I love you.

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special about you. Maybe that's why I
love you.

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So, will you marry me?

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Of course.

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Good on you, Dad.

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Congratulations,

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Mummy.

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Here you are, darling. I told you it was
lucky.

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Oh, thank you, Mummy. I nearly forgot
all about that.

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Uh -oh. What are you doing?

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But Ella B's been feeling very
vulnerable.

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Vulnerable? So I told her I'd give the
opal back if you ever proposed to me.

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Very vulnerable.

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It's been so lucky for me. And now I
don't need it anymore. Yeah, you do. And

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do too.

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This climate's so harsh on Mummy's skin.

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I just wish we were back in England.

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Come here, Uncle. I'm not a monkey.

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It's not in public.

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Bye. When you blokes start to go on a
tour of the outback, we get all sorts,

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sorts of people come up there, they'd
love it. You'd love it, I can tell you'd

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love it. The last time we ever back a
fat slob, hey? What do you say?

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Don't you recognise us?

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We're the fat slobs.

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The weight just drained off us when we
were walking through the scrub.

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We've never been so happy.

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00:23:47,601 --> 00:23:51,599
When I made that comment about fat
slobs, I didn't mean it in a negative

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way. Would you like a banana?

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So good to be home in England.

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I'm sorry, Bruce, but it's all over
between you and Mummy. She's forgotten

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everything.

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Hello, Bruce.

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I've been thinking about having a picnic
by a river.

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Oh, really?

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00:24:15,720 --> 00:24:16,770
Well,

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I know a few magic spots.

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I'm sure you do.

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00:24:27,080 --> 00:24:29,720
You just can't beat that first spark of
love.

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I'm really lucky to have had it more
than once.

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With the same woman.

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I thought you said your mum's happiness
is more important than anything else in

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the whole world.

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00:24:41,960 --> 00:24:43,860
And I meant every word of it, Ben.

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You see, when I'm not happy, my mother's
not happy either.

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So I have to keep myself happy.

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For mummy's sake.

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I'm the genie, you're the master.

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00:25:08,910 --> 00:25:14,130
That's right. I'm the master, you're my
genie. You belong to me. Yes.

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00:25:14,810 --> 00:25:18,290
I've served a lot of masters throughout
history.

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Now I want to go back home where I can
be free.

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00:25:23,430 --> 00:25:27,590
Then you come along with the opal in
your hand.

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Now your every wish is my command.
That's right.

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Genie, genie, from down on.

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My wish come true.

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Dream on.

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Teeny, teeny, from down under.

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I wish you'd do what I want you to.

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Ah, yeah, all right then.

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Teeny, from down under.

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