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Mmm, you're a great cook, caramilla.
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Now you know how to make braciola.
Thanks, Grandma, and we can make one for
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Grandpa's birthday.
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Is something wrong?
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No, no, everything's fine, Marinetta. I
forgot that I had to go to, um, a
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concert. In the middle of the day?
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Yes, it's a concert for, um, the
elderly.
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But we'll see each other again next week
anyway. Your grandma still has a lot to
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teach you.
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Ciao.
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Roland, are you okay?
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Hi, Gina.
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But you're all right?
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Of course.
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Then why'd you make me rush over here?
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So you can change the channel.
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But you have a remote for that.
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Yes, but I don't like this modern
thingamabobs. Back in the day, that's
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it was done. You'd get up and press the
TV. And you made me come, so I'd do just
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that? Of course. Now the game's over.
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Are you kidding me?
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Yes.
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I don't believe you. You're too much.
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Actually, there's another reason why I
wanted to see you.
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What is it?
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This is it.
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I sold the house, Gina.
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The game is over.
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Can we still celebrate our 75th birthday
here?
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Yes, but then I'll have to leave the
field.
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Don't you think it's time you told
Marinette?
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No way. Back in the day, that's not how
it was done.
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Well, times have changed. That's how
it's done now.
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In the daytime, I'm Marinette.
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Just a normal girl with a normal life.
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But there's something about me that no
one knows yet. I've got a secret.
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I just finished these soccer jerseys.
They look pretty good, right? I also
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one for Grandpa Roland as a gift for his
birthday.
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They look amazing, Marinette. Well done.
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Now all we gotta do is learn how to
play.
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Speaking of, I'm waiting for you.
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You're into soccer now, Marinette? If
Adrian is, then yes.
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Hey, everyone. I'm going out.
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Grandpa and Grandma aren't 150.
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When your grandfather and I were still
married, we'd always celebrate our
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birthdays together, even though we
weren't born on the same day. And now
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we're friends again, thanks to you,
we're reviving the tradition.
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75 years plus 75 years make 150 years.
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Grandpa,
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how are you?
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What? Right now? But, uh, I'm about to
go on a date with Adrian. And besides,
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I'll see you tonight at your birthday
party.
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Are you sure?
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Can't we do it another day?
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Your granddaughter will be there in ten.
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But, Grandma, I didn't say yes.
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For your grandfather to use a phone, it
means he probably has something very
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important to tell you.
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All right, I'll drop by quickly, and
then I'm off to Adrian's.
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See ya.
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I'm just making a detour to my
grandpa's, and I'll be on my way. No
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Marinette. Take all the time you need.
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Hi, Grandpa, I'm here. What did you want
to tell me?
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So, yes, well... I wanted to tell you
that...
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That... That today is the perfect day to
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teach you how to make Parisian crout.
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Parisian crout? What's that?
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There's nothing about it online.
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Yes, of course. That's because it used
to be called the Lutetian Coat. It was
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the greatest creation of our indomitable
ancestor... Locomix the Gall.
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Today, I am the only one left who knows
how to make it.
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You didn't teach it to Dad?
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He didn't like it.
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And, um, how long does it take to make?
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As long as it takes.
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Okay, then we'll really have to do this
another day. Adrian's waiting for me.
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No, no, no. It's now or never.
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Grandpa, I'm done. No.
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I mean, not yet.
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You should, uh, you should add fish
sauce.
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Fish sauce? Are you sure? Of course I'm
sure. In ancient times, they used garum,
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a .k .a. fermented fish. But things
change, and now we use fish sauce.
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That's right. Things change, like, like,
uh, like this mini -tail, for example.
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You mean that plastic cube?
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That cube was the Internet's ancestor.
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It'd give you access to train schedules,
weather forecasts, sports scores. It
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even featured games and discussion
forums. Those days are gone. Now
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in your phone. That's how it is.
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One day, old things make way for new
things.
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And that's fine.
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Do you understand?
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Yeah, yeah. So, can I put this in the
oven now? Because I really have to go.
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No, no, no. Your dough is too thin. You
need to add more flour.
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And you see, well, that mini -tel, maybe
one day you'll remember it, and you'll
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want to see it again, but it will be
gone. And when that day comes, you
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shouldn't be sad, okay?
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Yeah, yeah, I promise, Grandpa. I
promise you that I won't feel sad about
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mini -tel. Really.
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It looks okay now, doesn't it?
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Almost. It just needs... time.
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Time's essential to the recipe.
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You see, that Minitel has lived a good
Minitel's life.
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It's told the forecast to its users as
much as it could. It's had many
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connections. And now that its system is
down, we can put it back in its box with
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no regrets.
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Ah, I think I get it now. You want us to
fix your Miniting over here, is that
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it? I know you don't like to throw away
old things.
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No, no.
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What I'm trying to say is, sometimes old
things are just glad to have had their
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day and to have met Marinette.
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Okay. Um, so, Grandpa, thanks for your
stories about the mini thing, but I
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we're done now, right?
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Hmm?
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Right. Great. I'm off, then. You keep an
eye on it.
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Thank you. See you tonight.
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Marinette, wait. I'm out of time,
Grandpa. We'll talk tonight.
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There's no such thing as rising good.
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Then what did we just cook?
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I was just trying to find the words to
tell you, but I failed.
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Is something wrong, Grandpa?
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Come sit next to me.
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Marinette, soon I'll have to leave this
place.
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But this house is your whole life. Why
would you want to leave it?
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The doctors told me that my heart is too
weak.
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I've been through a lot in this house,
you know.
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But now I'm worn out.
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I don't have enough strength for all
those stairs to keep those rooms clean.
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I'm tired, Cupcake.
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I have to leave.
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No, that's not possible.
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I've had a wonderful full life here. I'm
ready.
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But I'm not. I barely had any time to
enjoy this house with you.
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That's why I wanted us to spend time
together. I wanted to give you this.
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It contains my yeast, the secret
ingredient that's been giving its
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taste to our family's bread for
generations.
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It's time for you to inherit it.
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I don't want it. It's yours. It's your
yeast, and I'm staying here with you.
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But this is how it's done.
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Well, I don't want to do it like this. I
don't want things to change. Inet,
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wait!
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come up with a solution.
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No magic power can fix this chicken.
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This is so unfair.
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Ten -zero!
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Oh, you already know how to play, don't
you?
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Not at all. Must be beginners. I know it
doesn't seem fair, but that's life!
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Come on, how about another game? And
even less fair one.
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Marinette, did something happen with
your grandpa earlier?
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Of course not. Things are just fine with
my grandpa. Life is perfect, super
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perfect. It's not cruel at all.
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You don't have to tell me what's wrong
if you don't want to.
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Sorry. It feels good to tell you, but
it's making me cry too.
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That's okay.
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You can cry as much as you need. Tears
allow sadness to flow out little by
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little.
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Of course. Letting go of the sadness
allows room in your heart to enjoy all
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good memories you've shared with your
grandpa in that house.
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Like Parisian crude?
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Like what?
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It's an absurd recipe he made me cook to
try to get his point across, but it
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turns out the dish doesn't even exist.
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It does now, Marinette.
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You made it with your grandfather, which
means now Parisian crude does exist.
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It's a memory of the time you shared
with him before he goes.
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How was it, by the way, the crude?
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I don't know.
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I left it before I could try it. That's
a shame, don't you think?
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Would you come and try it with me?
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Oh, that's delicious.
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Sí, es delicioso.
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How'd you do it, Dad?
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How did we do it?
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Marinette cooked it.
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So, Grandpa, does it taste better than
loaf mix, the gall version?
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You bet it does.
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I'll teach you, too, if you want. Or
rather, better even, Marinette will
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you. Okay, but on one condition. Next
time, we're using real garum.
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Yes. That's how it's done.
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Happy birthday to you.
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Dad!
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It's nothing. I just blew a little too
hard on the candle.
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Are you sure you're okay, Roland?
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Yes, yes. I just think it's time for me
to... You okay, Grandma?
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I guess I blew too hard on the candle,
too.
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What are you doing?
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That's not how it's done.
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I'm okay, seriously. Put me down, now!
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Good evening.
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Forgive my intrusion, but I've sensed a
fear so strong that it called out to me.
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Me? Afraid?
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Nonsense, you're wrong. Of course,
that's what you think. You thought you
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ready. But in reality, you wished you
could go back to that delightful time
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everything seemed like it would never
end. If only that was possible.
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It is possible if you want it. Let me
give you this gift. Really?
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Of course.
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What should I call you? Regina Razione.
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Happy birthday, Regina Razione.
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Oh, I don't need someone to get me a
glass of water. That's not how it's
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Roland, be reasonable. Grandpa, wait.
Leave me alone. I can still walk to
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Oh, what are you doing in my house? I'm
here to make you 20 again.
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Gina? Senora Gina?
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I'm no longer Senora Gina. Or mom. Or
grandma. I am Regina.
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What have you done to me? I've given you
your youth back.
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But why?
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So you can have another chance.
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Gina, please be reasonable.
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Let's all talk it out together.
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No, let's start over together.
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Now you get to do everything you never
had the time for.
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Can you stay with my parents? I'm going
to follow Grandma and Grandpa to find
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out where they're going.
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Okay, but be careful, Marinette.
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Where do you want to go? We've got all
night.
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I don't know. I've never stayed up so
late.
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Oh, you're a youngster again.
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Now's not the time to act like a little
old man.
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This isn't the right age. I have to get
up early to make bread. Take me back
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home. First, we take a walk.
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That's not how you take a walk!
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Looks like there's no time to waste,
Marinette. Tell me about it. Tiki's
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on!
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You never went out dancing. Come on.
You're going to love it. No, no, no. I
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don't even know the songs. Let me handle
this.
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Hey,
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DJ guy, play the ballad of Bloomberg.
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It was a hit back in our time.
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That's not a song of our time. It's her
LP, Paul.
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You don't say old. You say senior.
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Gina,
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that's not how it's done.
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Give me a minute. I'm not as young as I
used to be. Come on, let's dance.
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But I never quit.
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Leave him alone, Grandma.
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I mean, ma 'am. I'm no grandma.
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I'm Regenerazione, and I still have all
the time in the world.
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Good thing Mr. Rowland never throws
anything away.
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This should do while Ladybug and Cat
Noir put things in order.
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Mrs. Dupain -Cheng, do you mind if I go
out to see if Marinette needs help? Of
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course not, Adrian. That's nice of you.
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Finally! It was starting to feel like
time was dragging.
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You know what they say, patience is a
virtue.
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Plagg!
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your chance to try all the dishes you
never tasted.
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But I don't like going out to eat. I
always preferred making my own meals and
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own cookies.
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Bring me one of everything on the menu.
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You're too late, ma 'am. Kitchen's
closed.
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You're too late, and I have no time to
lose.
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What's happening to me?
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00:16:47,940 --> 00:16:52,060
If you don't want to lose another five
years, you'd better reopen the kitchen.
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If you don't stop, you'll give yourself
gray hair, Nathan.
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Whoa, m 'lady. Looks like you're the
grown -up in the room.
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Yes, and if we want to enjoy our youth,
we better find the villain's akumatized
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object fast.
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Now's your chance.
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Be the miraculous.
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Captain Warren, look out!
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Captain Warren!
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Come on!
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00:17:49,860 --> 00:17:55,300
What am I going to do with you, huh?
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And we've lost track of Regina Razzione.
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Fast, kitty cat.
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That was close.
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Cat o' war?
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You're not supposed to eat food off the
ground, kitty.
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Well spotted, kitty cat. Looks like
Roland has left us a trail.
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Come, Roland, you never took the time to
dress properly.
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Let's change that.
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Why not?
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Okay, yes.
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If I come any closer, Regina Razzioni
will fire at me like she did the last
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time. We're going to need a little help.
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Lucky charm!
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I'm not going to take you to fight with
me, am I?
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Tata!
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Want more cookies, kitty?
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Tata! Tata! If you give me a good cat...
You're in for a treat.
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Time to lay down your arms, Regina
Rossione.
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Never!
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Don't come any closer, ladybug.
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You're not going to stop this young man
from enjoying life. But I don't want any
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of this. No dancing or eating at
restaurants or buying new clothes.
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These shorts are enough for me. When
they wear out, I just change the buttons
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and that's it. Listen to him and reject
the Ultracuma.
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Never!
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Not so clever now, granny bug.
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No more evil doing for you, old Dracuma.
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Time to de -evilize.
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That's ya.
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Bye -bye, little butterfly.
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What happened?
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I think you got afraid that I didn't
live my life to the fullest.
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I wish you could have had so much more
time.
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You have nothing to worry about. I've
spent my life inside my bakery by
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and it made me very happy.
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We have a great son, and he and Sabine
have given us a great granddaughter.
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I have no regrets.
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That's how I wanted to do it.
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You shouldn't have regrets either.
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Excuse me, could you hold this for me,
please?
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Miraculous Ladybug!
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Dada!
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Just kidding.
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Let this magical charm help you to
remember to have no regrets.
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Found it!
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Bye.
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You think you can control the course of
events, Ladybug, but my time will come
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too, I promise you.
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00:21:36,140 --> 00:21:40,690
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