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{2263}{2322}What do you want?
{2326}{2404}Speak up, girl.|Can't you see it's raining?
{2527}{2633}Are you too ashamed to speak|like all the others?
{2678}{2746}Come on, then.|Come inside.
{2782}{2836}Hurry up. Come on.
{2849}{2927}Can't you hurry, girl? Come on.
{3218}{3284}[lightning cracks, thunder rumbles]
{3554}{3632}The old story. No wedding ring.
{3636}{3682}Oh, God!
{3686}{3726}Harder!
{3828}{3874}- It's a boy.|- Let me hold him.
{3878}{3989}Wait, let's first see|if he's a healthy little brat.
{4036}{4087}What a pity.
{4091}{4145}He'll live.
{4206}{4271}What will become of you, little boy?
{4304}{4362}If only I'd something to give you.
{4390}{4449}I haven't even my good name.
{4707}{4747}It isn't much,
{4751}{4818}but it holds a portrait|of my dear mother.
{4822}{4862}Goodness is rewarded.
{4866}{4955}Remember that, my son, and live by it.
{4959}{5057}If I'd lived by those words,|I wouldn't have come to such an end.
{5084}{5133}Keep this locket with you always.
{5182}{5254}Perhaps one day|it will lead you back to your family.
{5635}{5705}Hello. What have we here?
{5721}{5789}Ooh, pretty.
{5801}{5851}Gold, too.
{5855}{5918}I think I better keep this for him.
{5922}{6010}We wouldn't want anything|to happen to it now, would we?
{6014}{6058}Come on, then, you.
{6062}{6161}Let's have you over here.|Here. You hold him.
{6238}{6339}I name the babies alphabetically,|for practicality's sake.
{6373}{6426}Let's see...
{6430}{6506}Last alive was... Swizzle.
{6510}{6565}Swizzle.
{6569}{6645}T. Twist.
{6649}{6690}Oliver Twist.
{7006}{7053}Hurry up. Don't dawdle.
{7079}{7146}Come on, you lazy son of apes!
{7266}{7319}I need three for the dye house.
{7323}{7384}Fellows, Wickum and Bottom.
{7462}{7530}Twist, Widow Corney|will see you now.
{7546}{7582}Twist!
{7805}{7863}Widow Corney, ma'am.
{7895}{7918}What?
{7922}{7985}May I see my locket, please?
{7989}{8044}What have I told you, Oliver Twist?
{8048}{8107}- I can have it when I'm twelve.|- lf...
{8111}{8194}- If I'm good.|- This is a workhouse, not a playhouse.
{8198}{8301}Earn your keep or get put on the street.|I want no trouble from you.
{8313}{8373}Can I see inside?
{8409}{8475}- Please?|- You've seen it before.
{8495}{8531}Please.
{8680}{8793}Died. Grovesnor Square, London.
{8848}{8927}- Was she my mother?|- Your mother was a filthy trollop,
{8931}{9022}who popped off|the second she squeezed you out.
{9036}{9101}She weren't no lady.
{9105}{9150}Then who was she?
{9279}{9333}Get back to work.
{9401}{9434}Go!
{9461}{9502}Go on! Go!
{10112}{10184}Hurry up with it. Come on.
{10478}{10532}Time for supper.
{10625}{10725}Don't you want to eat?|Come on, no lollygagging.
{11145}{11203}Hurry up! Hurry up!
{11511}{11567}Thank you very much, ma'am.
{11727}{11788}Bow your heads, and give thanks.
{11836}{11933}Lord, make us truly thankful|for this bounteous feast.
{11952}{12085}"Lord, make us truly|thankful for this bounteous feast."
{12089}{12184}And bless the generous Widow Corney.
{12188}{12276}"And bless|the generous Widow Corney."
{12280}{12373}Amen.
{12617}{12666}Whoever gets the short straw,
{12670}{12708}goes up and asks for more.
{12712}{12776}You can't ask for more.|It's against the rules.
{12867}{12930}You never do nothing wrong, do you?
{12934}{12998}Always the little gentleman.
{13002}{13069}- Draw.|- Go on, draw.
{13089}{13156}I must be good, so I can get something|my mother left me.
{13160}{13225}I said, "Draw."
{13240}{13320}Go on, draw.|Pick a straw. Draw.
{13324}{13398}Go on, take it. The end one.
{13402}{13492}- The one with the bark.|- Take the middle one.
{13574}{13647}Go on, Oliver.|Go get some more.
{13651}{13702}What's the matter?|You scared?
{13858}{13911}Please, ma'am, could I have some more?
{14001}{14074}Violence covereth them as a garment,
{14078}{14148}their eyes stared out with fatness.
{14152}{14233}They have more than heart...
{14434}{14524}Please, ma'am,|I want some more.
{14594}{14645}What did you say?
{14708}{14779}Please, ma'am,|I want some more.
{14783}{14869}Nobody asks for more|in my workhouse!
{14908}{15004}See how you like sleeping in the gutter,|and eating in the cold.
{15037}{15105}- I need my locket!|- I said you'd get it when you're 12.
{15109}{15166}My birthday's tomorrow.|I'll be 12 tomorrow!
{15170}{15246}You promised to be good.|Goodness is rewarded, remember?
{15250}{15355}Well, so is badness,|and now you know how!
{15359}{15442}It's mine! My mother gave it to me.|Please!
{15446}{15512}- Get out of here!|- The locket's mine!
{15516}{15597}My mother gave it to me!|It's mine!
{15601}{15660}Get away!
{18829}{18866}Oliver!
{18870}{18934}- Where are you going?|- To London.
{18938}{19022}To find my family.|Don't say you saw me.
{19026}{19066}I promise.
{19070}{19130}Oliver!
{19170}{19219}God bless you.
{19290}{19330}Bye.
{20985}{21061}Please, sir! Stop!|Can I have a ride?
{21065}{21122}Get out of the way!
{22229}{22261}London!
{23970}{24025}...the word of the Savior.
{24758}{24849}Get your paper!|Get your paper!
{25001}{25075}No, you don't.|Better come with me, young lad.
{25079}{25150}- I didn't do anything.|- You was gonna snitch that apple,
{25154}{25199}and get yourself caught.
{25203}{25289}There ain't nothin' wronger than that.|Stealing's an art.
{25293}{25351}I don't like amateurs|muckin' up the business.
{25355}{25422}- Look, I wasn't trying...|- That old codger nabs you,
{25426}{25521}he raises a stink, and pretty soon|the market's crawling with flimps.
{25525}{25582}And what happens to the likes of me?
{25586}{25654}Just trying to make|a dishonest living for himself.
{25658}{25690}Sorry.
{25694}{25754}What's your name, me flash companion?
{25758}{25793}Oliver Twist.
{25797}{25886}- Got lodgings?|- No. I hoped to find Grovesnor Square.
{25919}{25953}Tell you what.
{25957}{26033}I know an old gentleman who'll|put you up and give you a meal.
{26037}{26149}In a particularly delightful corner|of London, which is impossible to find
{26153}{26222}unless you got some reliable guide|who knows the way.
{26226}{26269}Do you know the way?
{26292}{26338}What will you give me?
{26342}{26420}Sorry, but I'm afraid|I don't have anything.
{26439}{26517}The man with something to steal|is me client.
{26521}{26573}The man without a farthing|is me pal.
{26590}{26630}Jack Dawkins is the name.
{26634}{26702}Pleased to meet you, Mr. Dawkins.
{26706}{26802}But me nearest and dearest|calls me Dodger.
{26806}{26865}The artful Dodger.
{27163}{27211}Well, hello, Thomas.
{27215}{27301}- Hello, Dodger. How are you?|- How's the missus?
{27532}{27584}Spare a farthing, will ya?
{27588}{27628}Come on.
{27659}{27721}There's where the old man lives.
{27725}{27775}Move along.
{27862}{27958}You got to promise me you'll never tell|nothing you see or hear in this place.
{27962}{28012}I promise.
{28016}{28068}- You know what peachin' is?|- Telling.
{28072}{28152}Tattlin', snitchin', squealin'.
{28156}{28206}The worst thing one man|can do to another.
{28210}{28274}Don't worry, Dodger.|I'm very honest.
{28278}{28355}Blimey!|I never said nothin' about honesty.
{28540}{28610}- Here it is, then.|- Dodger! Welcome back.
{28645}{28704}What you got there?
{28708}{28781}- Who's the kid? What's going on?|- Look what I got for you.
{28785}{28848}- What you got?|- Choice pickin's today.
{28852}{28933}- That's nice.|- Where's Fagin?
{28990}{29047}Come on.|Fagin!
{29178}{29231}Fagin!
{29235}{29309}It's my especial pleasure|to introduce you to me new mate.
{29313}{29361}Master Oliver Twist.
{29460}{29513}Oliver, my dear...
{29530}{29558}it is an honor.
{29562}{29618}Pleased to meet you too, sir.
{29622}{29673}What a polite chap.
{29698}{29795}Obviously raised under|the best of circumstances.
{29818}{29862}Look at this.
{29866}{29914}What a clever lad.
{29930}{29991}Comes with his own... gift.
{30020}{30090}Please. It's the only thing|I have in the world.
{30094}{30139}Please don't take it away.
{30143}{30204}I'm hoping it will help me|find my family.
{30208}{30298}|We're your family now, my dear.
{30433}{30496}What's that cologne you're wearing?
{30500}{30552}French?
{30556}{30605}"Essence du pig"?
{30820}{30854}All right, lads.
{30858}{30954}Let's show our new guest|the hospitality for which we are famous.
{30958}{31030}New rags for Master Oliver.
{31034}{31097}Let's go. Let's move it along.
{31390}{31429}Oh, lovely!
{31574}{31656}- No, no, no!|- Lovely. Lovely.
{31722}{31792}Get on! Let's go!
{31906}{31941}Oliver?
{31945}{32019}Are you feeling hearty enough|for a spot of breakfast?
{32023}{32079}If you have a scrap of bread, sir.
{32134}{32214}- Oliver, eat up, son.|- You're hungry, aren't you?
{32218}{32271}Have some bread.|Eat the crusts!
{32275}{32324}Look at him eat that!
{32641}{32698}We'll let you rest now, my dear.
{32745}{32835}Here in our humble digs|we likes our fun,
{32839}{32936}but we also likes our peace|and quiet contemplation.
{32940}{32991}Bill Sikes.
{32995}{33022}Bill!
{33026}{33083}No need to knock so courteously.
{33087}{33149}Our home is yours.
{33268}{33304}My favorite dog.
{33308}{33362}Where's the wages?
{33366}{33418}For the job I done last Sunday.
{33422}{33474}Those items didn't fetch as much...
{33478}{33530}Don't give me none of your excuses.
{33534}{33641}You can examine the receipts. You know|how fastidious I am about my records.
{33692}{33774}- Hello, lads.|- Hello, Nancy.
{33778}{33895}- Bullseye.|- Cheat me at your own risk.
{33899}{33934}Come here.
{33938}{34014}Bullseye, come here.|There's a good dog.
{34018}{34053}Nancy!
{34089}{34185}You bring a breath of spring|into the winter of an old man's life.
{34189}{34249}Rubbish. Who's this, then?
{34271}{34315}Oliver Twist, miss.
{34319}{34384}Ain't he the polite one?
{34388}{34466}Nothing but the best quality|of boys here, my dear.
{34481}{34553}- Where's your parents?|- I haven't any.
{34575}{34640}I'll be your mum then.|Would you like that?
{34644}{34685}Very much, miss.
{34689}{34769}Nancy! Stop your sniveling.|Get over here.
{34883}{34944}Look at this, will ya?
{34948}{35009}Got a feeling the old miser's|filching me again.
{35068}{35093}Boys...
{35097}{35173}Mr. Sikes and l|have business to discuss,
{35177}{35283}and you all have...|duties to attend to. Off we go.
{35287}{35355}Stay close to Oliver.|Let no harm come to him.
{35359}{35430}He'll be all right.|Come along, Oliver.
{35497}{35582}- Please, sir!|- Go away.
{35670}{35745}Look sharp.|Plum pudding coming our way.
{35775}{35843}Please, sir.
{35847}{35877}Be off with you.
{35881}{35936}I've nothing for you.|Be off with you.
{35940}{35973}Be off with you!
{35977}{36036}He wants nothing to do with you.
{36040}{36119}He's refined. Can't be bothered|with a lot of little beggars.
{36123}{36172}Now go on.
{36194}{36262}Thank you, young man.|A penny for your trouble.
{36266}{36304}No trouble at all, sir.
{36308}{36355}Why did you steal his pocketbook?
{36359}{36413}Didn't you see the way he looked at us?
{36417}{36474}Like we was trash.
{36478}{36553}And the lady held her hanky|to her nose so as not to smell us.
{36602}{36668}Hey! The ices are on me!
{36714}{36787}Dodger, how long|have you known Mr. Fagin?
{36791}{36821}Since I was nine.
{36825}{36906}He found me sleeping in an old crate.|All froze to death.
{36910}{36973}So you don't have a mother?|Or father either?
{36977}{37056}Me dad's a rum pot,|and me mum's a feast for the worms.
{37060}{37115}- I'm sorry.|- Roast chestnuts!
{37119}{37162}Who needs them?
{37186}{37282}I'm gonna find my family,|if it takes me my whole life.
{37286}{37358}What for? All they'll do|is order you about,
{37362}{37456}yell at you for getting in trouble,|and make you grows up to be a gentleman.
{37460}{37523}- What's wrong with that?|- Nothing.
{37527}{37594}If you wants to give up|your freedom, and fun,
{37598}{37679}and everything else worth living for|in this miserable world.
{37683}{37746}There's lots of goodness in the world.
{37750}{37803}Where'd you learn that,|in the workhouse?
{37807}{37880}I just know. If you're good,|good things will happen to you.
{37884}{37976}Good with your fingers|and fast on your feet, you mean.
{37980}{38037}There's lots of kind people.|Like Fagin.
{38041}{38125}Fagin's kind...|when there's something in it for him.
{38129}{38200}- And Nancy.|- Nancy's all right.
{38204}{38290}But there's enough bad in Bill Sikes|to make up for 1 00 Nancys.
{38294}{38348}And you, Dodger. You're my friend.
{38352}{38434}A friend's just an enemy|in disguise.
{38438}{38501}You can't trust nobody.
{39281}{39337}Clever dogs.
{39570}{39685}Where else would an old man|find such friends?
{40154}{40226}How long have you been awake?|Speak up.
{40230}{40282}I just woke, sir.
{40286}{40347}Did you see any of those pretty things?
{40367}{40430}They're mine.
{40434}{40517}They're all I have for my old age.
{40521}{40571}It's a terrible business, growing old.
{40575}{40676}I never intended it to go this far,|but if you steal from me...
{40707}{40770}I'll slit your gullet.
{40806}{40898}Capital punishment is a fine thing.
{40902}{40994}Dead men never bring|their awkward stories to light.
{40998}{41042}Understand?
{41046}{41086}Yes, sir.
{41151}{41199}Did I frighten you?
{41221}{41270}Terribly sorry.
{41287}{41331}Just that...
{41382}{41469}If anything happened to that box,|I'll be on the street with a tin cup.
{41491}{41562}That's not a pretty picture|for someone my age.
{41590}{41677}But I've got nothing to fear|from you, do l?
{41681}{41757}- No, sir.|- Well.
{41798}{41871}Do you think you could|get back to sleep now?
{41875}{41942}- I think so.|- Good.
{41946}{41985}Well.
{41989}{42047}There's a good lad.
{42051}{42135}I'm very glad to have you here with us.|I hope you'll be very happy.
{42273}{42345}Fagin, is my locket in there?|In that box?
{42370}{42417}Why, yes, my dear.
{42421}{42491}It's very important.|It's all my mother left me.
{42505}{42572}Well, then...
{42576}{42632}safest place for it is in this box.
{42826}{42911}We are surrounded by thieves.
{43547}{43636}...a farthing|with all these lads to feed.
{43640}{43738}For all I know, you got|the Crown Jewels stashed away.
{43742}{43795}If I had the Crown Jewels,|my dear,
{43799}{43870}you'd get at least a tiara.
{43874}{43918}Oliver!
{43922}{44010}What a delight to see your|smiling countenance this bright day.
{44014}{44073}- Morning Fagin, Miss Nancy.|- Morning, Oliver.
{44077}{44127}Where's the Dodger and everybody?
{44131}{44204}- Already off to work.|- I'd like to work, too.
{44208}{44298}Hmm. All in good time, my dear.|First, have a cup of tea.
{44302}{44386}- Nancy, would you pour him a cup?|- Go on, sit down.
{44690}{44782}What are you staring at? Did I forget|to wash me face this morning?
{44786}{44867}You're the prettiest lady|I've ever known.
{44894}{44967}- You ain't known many, have you?|- No.
{44998}{45073}You're a nice little monkey, aren't you?
{45077}{45127}What are you? 12?
{45154}{45205}Seems 30 years since I was 12.
{45209}{45256}You're young, Nancy.
{45290}{45374}I wasn't much older than Oliver|when I met up with Bill.
{45378}{45424}'Course he was different then.
{45428}{45529}None of us have stood the test of time|as well as we might.
{45557}{45615}It's a strenuous life.
{45619}{45668}But a merry one, too.
{45672}{45753}Bill ain't gonna like it|if I come home empty-handed.
{45757}{45826}Come on, Fagin.|Open up them purse strings.
{45830}{45973}All right. You can give him this|to keep him happy.
{46150}{46212}You're robbing me blind.
{46216}{46343}What can I do? He's a legendary thief|and murderer; I'm a helpless old man.
{46347}{46405}- Bye, Oliver!|- Bye, Nancy!
{46434}{46494}Lovely, isn't she?
{46498}{46566}I likes a bit of fire in the ladies.
{46570}{46621}Do you not have a wife?
{46625}{46697}Alas, no. Alone.
{46701}{46745}Except for my boys.
{46749}{46801}Even they will leave me someday.
{46805}{46906}They'll all grow up and go to jail,|then what will I have?
{46910}{46961}I won't leave you.
{46986}{47092}Oliver... you warm a creaking heart.
{47115}{47205}- Would you like to play a game?|- I like games. Dodger's taught me some.
{47209}{47297}You'll always listen to the Dodger.
{47301}{47342}You make him your model.
{47346}{47418}Now, you see this handkerchief
{47422}{47484}sticking out of my pocket,|just a little bit, my dear?
{47488}{47591}- Yes.|- Think you could take it without my...
{47595}{47643}noticing?
{47678}{47729}You think you could do that?
{47869}{47892}Ah, ah!
{47896}{47969}Caught you!|Never let yourself be caught, my dear.
{47973}{48033}- Sorry, sir.|- No need to apologize.
{48037}{48089}Practice makes perfect.
{48397}{48434}Excuse me, sir.
{48438}{48504}Excellent work.
{48508}{48612}Clever lad! I don't think|I've ever seen a more clever lad.
{48616}{48706}- Here's a shilling.|- A whole shilling?
{48710}{48786}- I never had a whole shilling before.|- Now you watch Fagin,
{48790}{48849}and you'll see many more like it.
{48863}{48931}Is stealing the work the boys do?
{48958}{49043}Not stealing, per se...
{49047}{49130}more like...|redistributing the wealth.
{49145}{49245}You see, we take from the rich.
{49249}{49287}They, which is them.
{49302}{49378}And we gives to the poor,
{49382}{49472}which is... us.
{49524}{49594}It's kind of like Robin Hood.
{49598}{49682}- You have heard of Robin Hood?|- He was a great man.
{49686}{49750}He was.|He was a great man,
{49754}{49828}and you, yourself,|could be a great man
{49832}{49880}if you listen to everything I say.
{49927}{50000}Now, Oliver!
{50004}{50112}It's time you got started|in your life's work.
{50116}{50195}I hereby declare you, officially,|an apprentice.
{50218}{50251}In our happy little band,
{50255}{50337}may you bring honor and prosperity|to yourself,
{50341}{50414}and to your humble instructor.
{50470}{50545}Off you go.|Join the other boys.
{50549}{50598}Learn your trade.
{50602}{50684}Redistribute.|All day. And all night.
{50688}{50760}Then, bring everything back.
{50911}{50969}- Thank you, sir.|- Here you go, lads.
{50973}{51041}Thank you, ma'am.
{51386}{51451}- There you are.|- Thanks a lot.
{51562}{51649}- What happens if you get caught?|- Fagin's boys don't.
{51653}{51746}- Jimmy Tate got himself caught.|- What happened then?
{51750}{51848}He matriculated to one of the finest|institutions of learning in the country.
{51852}{51918}Got thrown in jail for two years.
{51922}{51988}Think of all the knowledge|he's accumulating there.
{51992}{52058}Locked up with the greatest thieves|in London,
{52062}{52140}who've got nothing to do but teach him|everything they know.
{52144}{52182}I wouldn't like to go to jail.
{52186}{52265}Don't worry.|I'll look out for you.
{52294}{52403}Dodger, someday could we go and find|Grovesnor Square?
{52407}{52442}What for?
{52446}{52502}That's where the lady in my locket|came from.
{52506}{52606}You don't want to go sticking your nose|in flash places like that.
{52610}{52662}Why? Aren't you happy where you is?
{52666}{52712}I'm very happy.
{52716}{52786}But what if Fagin dies?|He's pretty old.
{52790}{52844}What will we do then?
{52866}{52915}We'll have our own gang.
{52919}{52971}I'll be captain,|you'll be my lieutenant.
{52975}{53019}We'll be notorious.
{53023}{53123}We'll be so fast and slippery|the traps will never catch us.
{53146}{53224}- "Wanted. Oliver Twist. '|- No.
{53228}{53312}"Reward: 100 pounds for his head."
{53330}{53419}"The greatest thief|London has ever known."
{53442}{53497}I can just see it now.
{53883}{53971}- Do you know what day this is?|- No, sir.
{53975}{54058}This is the day|you pick your first pocket.
{54062}{54129}Yay!
{54356}{54438}Oliver Twist!|Oliver Twist!
{54574}{54622}All right!
{54682}{54762}Now, this is a great day|in the life of any boy.
{54766}{54844}But especially for you.|You've only been with us three months.
{54848}{54934}You've been observing|with the eye of an eagle.
{54938}{55084}You've been studying with the mind|of a great and scholarly... stooge.
{55088}{55201}Now you get to put|that encyclopedic knowledge...
{55221}{55254}to use.
{55258}{55334}I would like you to recite|the three golden rules to me.
{55338}{55418}Not every pocket is filled with gold,|but check it anyway.
{55422}{55467}Check it anyway!
{55471}{55512}Letter perfect.
{55516}{55582}Crime doesn't pay|unless you work at it.
{55586}{55671}Unless you work at it! Yay!
{55675}{55715}And three?
{55719}{55787}If you get caught, never, ever peach.
{55791}{55838}Never, ever peach!
{55842}{55905}Engrave...
{55909}{56001}Engrave that one on your heart.
{56022}{56131}Well, that's all|I have to teach you.
{56135}{56248}That's all the wisdom contained|in this feeble mind.
{56299}{56357}You're ready for the world.
{56586}{56620}Dodger!
{56624}{56671}This is a grand day.
{56675}{56775}I want him to have|a successful professional career.
{56779}{56884}I don't know if I can...|Makes me cry.
{56888}{56977}- I prefer one in the original binding.|- Morning, Mr. Courtney.
{56981}{57018}How much is this volume?
{57022}{57077}Now he's asking the price.
{57081}{57128}You don't want no witnesses.
{57185}{57251}Right. Now he's back reading.
{57255}{57333}He wouldn't notice if you put|a firecracker down his drawers.
{57337}{57385}Good luck, mate.
{57691}{57739}Uncle Horace!
{57804}{57882}Little thieves! Stop him.|Stop that boy!
{57886}{57935}Thief! Stop, thief!|There he goes!
{57939}{58003}In the red jacket!|He's a thief!
{58075}{58134}- Get him!|- Quickly.
{58138}{58201}- Come on!|- Over there.
{58232}{58286}Go on! Go on!
{58331}{58378}He went that way!
{58394}{58440}He went that way!
{58795}{58890}Hey! Get off me!|Stop! Wait!
{58894}{58977}I didn't do anything. Wait!|Let me go!
{58993}{59044}Stop wriggling around.
{59048}{59110}Go on. Get in there.
{59114}{59181}This is your new home.
{59371}{59454}This is what I get for|picking you up off the street,
{59458}{59504}and cleaning the lice off your head.
{59508}{59610}This is what I'm getting for giving you|all the sweets and cocoa
{59614}{59663}that your greedy little heart desires?
{59667}{59738}I pays me way.|I'se a respectable thief.
{59742}{59852}Did you remember what happened|when Jimmy Tate got pinched?
{59856}{59894}We had to move our lodgings!
{59898}{59966}We had to go underground for months!
{59970}{60034}Calm down. Jimmy was a squealer.
{60038}{60105}Oliver ain't like that.
{60109}{60223}The police have ways of making|the most loyal boy turn traitor.
{60227}{60290}You can trust Oliver.|He's true.
{60318}{60372}Where did they take him?
{60448}{60580}Oliver has matriculated to that...
{60584}{60659}well-known institution|of higher learning.
{60724}{60778}Go quickly!
{60782}{60830}Go on, find out what happened to him.
{60834}{60894}Make yourself useful, you...
{60898}{60975}stupid, spoiled, little scoundrel.
{60979}{61050}That boy stole my watch.
{61054}{61121}He's in a gang of young hooligans|terrorizing London.
{61125}{61202}He's an outrage to society|and should be put away.
{61206}{61268}What's your name, boy?
{61272}{61350}- Oliver Twist, sir.|- Peculiar sort of name.
{61354}{61410}Obviously an alias.
{61414}{61481}- Where are your parents?|- I haven't any, sir.
{61504}{61591}- Did you take the watch?|- No, sir. It was another boy.
{61595}{61669}Your honor, excuse me.
{61739}{61822}The child is right, your honor.|I saw the entire incident.
{61826}{61929}Who are you? What were you doing|in the street? Soliciting?
{61982}{62062}I am Mr. Brownlow's niece.
{62066}{62126}I was at the bookstore|when the theft occurred.
{62130}{62238}The bookseller saw it, too.|Mr. Courtney, tell them.
{62242}{62304}The lad with the top hat|stole the watch.
{62308}{62418}Is this boy in a top hat|a friend of yours?
{62422}{62457}What's his name?
{62496}{62544}I can't say anymore, sir.
{62548}{62584}Answer!
{62645}{62718}Six months for contempt of court!|Next case.
{62722}{62806}Your honor,|this boy doesn't need a jail cell.
{62810}{62859}He needs a good home.|People to care for him.
{62863}{62925}Then he'll have a chance in the world.
{62929}{63012}Condemn him for six months,|and you condemn him for life!
{63016}{63084}Why should you care|what happens to him, young lady?
{63088}{63155}How can you not care, your honor?
{63211}{63285}All right, young gallows,|you're released.
{63289}{63406}But I'd advise everybody in this|courtroom to watch his pockets.
{63410}{63461}Next case.
{63614}{63673}Flowers, sir?
{63677}{63717}Oliver Twist!
{63730}{63791}Thank you for speaking up for me, miss.
{63795}{63900}My name is Rose Maylie.|Where do you live?
{63904}{63993}With a kindly old gentleman|in a deserted warehouse. It's lovely.
{64017}{64097}- Have you no family at all?|- I don't know, miss.
{64122}{64185}How would you like to come home|with my uncle and me?
{64189}{64311}Sleep in a proper bed,|have proper clothes, proper meals?
{64315}{64394}The kindly old gentleman|will be expecting me.
{64398}{64456}Why don't you try it for just one night?
{64460}{64550}- I think you'll like Grovesnor Square.|- Grovesnor Square?
{64614}{64663}You mean you live in Grovesnor Square?
{64667}{64720}I really live in Grovesnor Square.
{65670}{65742}Mrs. Bedwin, this is Oliver Twist.
{65746}{65812}He's going to be staying with us|for a little while.
{65882}{65981}Ummm... Give him the north bedroom.|With the view of the garden.
{65989}{66055}Run him a nice warm bath, and...
{66074}{66149}I'll send for the tailor|to make him a new set of clothes.
{66195}{66244}Come along, Oliver.
{66310}{66444}So, when the little lady|came up to Oliver, what did she say?
{66448}{66546}She mention where she was taking him?
{66550}{66600}Let me think.
{66604}{66659}Sure it will come back to me.
{66663}{66721}Just needs a little encouragement.
{66837}{66903}Yes, now. Where was it?
{66907}{67012}Something about Grovesnor Square.
{67016}{67097}- Brownlow's.|- Right.
{67462}{67534}- I'll take my port in the library.|- Very well, sir.
{67632}{67728}Good night, Oliver.|Very pleasant having you with us.
{68037}{68094}- That's her.|- Who?
{68115}{68253}The lady in my locket.|Died Grovesnor Square, 1823.
{68267}{68316}Who was she?
{68320}{68413}She was Mr. Brownlow's wife.|My aunt.
{68417}{68467}Where is this locket?|Let me see it.
{68471}{68558}- Fagin's got it.|- The kindly old gentleman?
{68562}{68611}He's keeping it for me.
{68615}{68656}What does it mean?
{68699}{68735}It means...
{68762}{68858}It means your mother|could be this lady's daughter.
{68862}{68951}It means you could be|Mr. Brownlow's grandson.
{68955}{69005}And heir.
{69020}{69088}Agnes was my uncle and aunt's|only child.
{69092}{69179}- But she was disgraced.|- How was she disgraced?
{69183}{69253}She was going to have a baby,
{69257}{69308}but the father was a married man.
{69312}{69372}She went to London,|and we never saw her again.
{69402}{69490}She always wore a gold locket|with her mother's portrait in it.
{69494}{69565}And if it's the same locket,|would we be cousins?
{69569}{69601}Yes, we would.
{69605}{69681}We have to get that locket back.
{69706}{69784}He didn't peach in court.|He could have told on all of us.
{69788}{69850}Bill, stealing him back|is too risky.
{69854}{69949}- He's in good hands. Leave him be.|- Leave him be?
{69953}{70018}You want to put our lives|in the hands of an orphan boy,
{70022}{70100}who hasn't stole nothing|in his whole life?
{70104}{70145}Leave him be?!
{70172}{70250}The trap's been after you|for years, Fagin.
{70266}{70382}If Oliver sings, you might as well|go and knock on the Tower door.
{70386}{70434}Ask them to show you your cell.
{70438}{70492}They'll string me up|the second they catch me.
{70496}{70547}If the crowd don't tear me apart first.
{70551}{70654}- Don't talk like that.|- Don't you talk to me like that!
{70658}{70719}- Leave her alone.|- You!
{70723}{70816}You deserve a flogging for letting him|get caught in the first place!
{70961}{71022}It may be... impossible, Bill,
{71026}{71123}but you're making sense.
{71127}{71213}Oliver knows a bit too much|for comfort's sake.
{71217}{71279}He might drop a word|in the wrong place.
{71283}{71360}- I'm telling you, he won't.|- Not on purpose!
{71364}{71448}Just in casual conversation,|and then the game is up.
{71452}{71560}That's what I'm telling you.|We got to get him back.
{71586}{71648}What do you propose we do about it?
{71652}{71708}That's where I'm thinking...
{71814}{71889}Nancy could help us out,|couldn't you, love?
{71990}{72062}- Good morning, Uncle.|- Good morning, my dear.
{72066}{72126}We've kept Oliver cooped up here|an entire week.
{72130}{72212}He needs fresh air and exercise,|so we're going to the park.
{72216}{72316}I have a better idea.|Oliver, come here a moment.
{72440}{72530}How would you like to take these books|back to the bookseller?
{72534}{72593}It will get you fresh air, and exercise.
{72597}{72661}- Very much, sir.|- They are very rare.
{72665}{72734}I'm entrusting them to you.
{72766}{72818}I'll be very careful with them, sir.
{72822}{72882}It's the same bookshop where you...
{72886}{72944}where your companion stole my watch.
{72948}{73019}So, you believe me now.|I didn't steal the watch.
{73023}{73112}Oliver, when you came here, I expected|to wake up one morning
{73116}{73205}and find the whole house emptied out|from top to bottom.
{73209}{73277}But you have been|a very pleasant guest.
{73322}{73359}Now...
{73389}{73446}take this to Mr. Courtney,
{73450}{73530}and he will give you|half a sovereign change.
{73534}{73621}Take that ten shillings,|and buy yourself whatever you like.
{73625}{73648}Really, sir?
{73652}{73766}That little task shouldn't|take more than... 30 minutes?
{73770}{73829}I'll be back in 20.
{73944}{74001}Twenty minutes, sir.
{74674}{74739}He's headed for Barkley Square.|Go tell Fagin.
{74945}{75067}Oliver's...|Oliver's in Barkley Square.
{75071}{75132}Heading for the West End.
{75210}{75265}- Brian!|- Yes, sir?
{75306}{75370}- Fetch Bill Sikes! Go on.|- Yes, sir.
{75374}{75416}Go on, fetch Bill Sikes!
{75526}{75569}Look, there's a cab there.
{75635}{75683}Here he comes.
{75752}{75817}- Ready with the bag.|- I knows me job.
{75850}{75934}- Oliver, how are you?|- But I've got to take these books...
{75938}{76028}No you don't. Dodger's up there,|and they want to see you...
{76032}{76115}All right, Dodger. The bag.
{76119}{76161}Give us the bag.
{76194}{76258}Kid! Funny, isn't it?|Come on.
{76262}{76317}Come on.
{76342}{76394}Funny little lad.
{76525}{76559}Oliver's here!
{76563}{76593}Where you been?
{76597}{76646}Where'd you get|the new clothes?
{76650}{76714}Get out of the way!
{76731}{76790}What a delight to see you again,|my dear.
{76794}{76867}You should have written.|Told us you were coming.
{76871}{76939}Perhaps we could have prepared|some supper for you.
{76943}{77004}- Oliver's bagged five pounds.|- That's mine.
{77008}{77106}No! I'll get the note.|You take the books.
{77110}{77170}I don't want the books.
{77258}{77315}I done the work, I wants the money.
{77382}{77475}You can't do this. The money and|the books are Mr. Brownlow's.
{77515}{77601}He sounds like a prosperous type.
{77605}{77686}Perhaps we should explore this Brownlow.|Will?
{77779}{77840}What's the matter with you?
{77913}{77980}Where was you when I needed you?
{78134}{78249}What did you tell|Mr. Brownlow? Did you peach to him?
{78253}{78286}No.
{78290}{78390}Did you tell him the whereabouts|of our cozy little hovel?
{78394}{78422}No.
{78426}{78510}Did you mention any names,|like Bill Sikes, or Nancy,
{78514}{78598}- or any of our other dear compatriots?|- No.
{78602}{78654}And most important...
{78658}{78727}what did you say about dear old Fagin?
{78731}{78833}Only that you're a kind old man|who took me in and was nice to me.
{78837}{78880}I told you he wouldn't peach.
{78915}{79025}Oliver, you fell into the hands of the|enemy, and acquitted yourself honorably.
{79029}{79130}Please give me back the five pounds.|Mr. Brownlow will think I stole it.
{79134}{79198}Got to start|your reputation sometime.
{79202}{79292}I'll prove I didn't steal it,|if it's the last thing I do.
{79325}{79399}How? By your word?
{79403}{79486}That's a bit tarnished|right now, don't you think?
{79490}{79596}Besides, who needs little boys like you?
{79600}{79690}- Other than Mr. Fagin?|- Leave him alone.
{79694}{79756}You've done enough harm for one day.
{79760}{79845}There's no quota on "harm,"|don't you know?
{79849}{79950}You'd betray your own mother.|If you ever had one.
{79954}{80003}Ain't that a moot point?
{80007}{80084}My mother's dead, so we'll never know.
{80088}{80148}Stoop.
{80178}{80254}- Still no sign of him?|- No.
{80349}{80403}I knew it.
{80563}{80672}A penniless antique, nearing senility.
{80718}{80773}I knows exactly what you does.
{80881}{80986}I exploit them, as it were.
{80990}{81037}I uses them, I do.
{81058}{81126}Feeds them.|Puts a roof over their head.
{81180}{81272}Looks after them when they're sick,|I do, I do.
{81276}{81362}But it's not out of charity.
{81366}{81438}I'm just looking after my investment.
{81490}{81655}Well... make sure you protect|our little investment there, will you?
{81868}{81981}I know this sounds unlikely,|but I don't quite follow.
{81985}{82015}Bill...
{82039}{82121}See, I has a plan, don't I?
{82198}{82257}For our little friend.
{82261}{82329}Oliver Twist.
{82364}{82427}What is the plan?
{82466}{82549}Do everything Bill Sikes says,|and you'll come to no harm.
{82553}{82641}- What will he do with me?|- Employ you.
{82645}{82696}Study his ways carefully.
{82700}{82793}He's a genius of a kind, and since he's|going to be hanged someday soon,
{82797}{82868}gather ye rosebuds while ye may.
{83074}{83129}I'll be back.
{83146}{83205}I'll get some beer.
{83429}{83512}- Ain't you hungry?|- No.
{83532}{83577}You ain't sick, is you?
{83608}{83744}I'm just thinking about Mr. Brownlow,|and Miss Rose.
{83748}{83853}They must hate me now that I've lost|the five pounds and the books.
{83886}{83976}You can't do nothing about it,|so no use thinking on it.
{83980}{84037}Go on. Give the bangers a try.
{84186}{84244}Come on, try some.
{84357}{84409}Who do you think that is?
{84433}{84494}He looks a bit like... Mr. Sikes.
{84498}{84567}It is Bill.
{84571}{84653}When I first met him.|Handsome, ain't he?
{84714}{84782}He was me knight.
{84786}{84845}I had no family, no home, nothing.|He took me in.
{84913}{84981}He weren't so bad back then.
{85016}{85089}One thing leads to another,|and before you know it...
{85220}{85273}Did you like staying in that house?
{85277}{85332}It was lovely.
{85336}{85408}- Was he nice to you?|- Yes.
{85412}{85522}- There was a beautiful young lady, too.|- More beautiful than me?
{85573}{85648}In a different way.
{85704}{85753}Come on.
{85757}{85865}I'm taking you back there.|Before Bill gets back. Come on.
{85914}{85964}There it is!
{86233}{86293}Just you stay close to me.
{86313}{86375}Where are you going?
{86379}{86440}Just going to look for you, Bill.
{86452}{86539}Told you I was coming back, didn't l?
{86569}{86641}I was worried you was angry with me.
{86645}{86711}Couldn't leave the boy by himself,|could l?
{86715}{86766}He might escape.
{87278}{87361}You'd never do nothing against me,|would you?
{87365}{87457}You ought to know that by now.
{87461}{87551}You can't trust anyone in this world.
{87555}{87594}That's awful hard.
{87598}{87662}After all the time|we've been together.
{87666}{87719}- Bill, you're hurting me.|- Mr. Sikes?
{87770}{87862}- Aye?|- Could you teach me to pick a lock?
{87972}{88024}Lock? What lock?
{88028}{88110}Fagin's got something of mine locked up,|and I want it back.
{88114}{88168}Fagin?
{88172}{88236}Do you know where|Fagin keeps his treasure?
{88240}{88294}He has a secret place.
{88465}{88611}Well, maybe me and you could, uh...|form ourselves a little partnership, eh?
{88687}{88751}What does the lock look like?
{88832}{88906}This isn't the way to Fagin's.|Where are we going?
{88910}{88976}Be quiet. Get up there. Go on.
{88980}{89026}It's Mr. Brownlow's house.
{89030}{89115}- Yeah.|- Don't make me steal from him!
{89119}{89177}Shut up, will ya!
{89479}{89543}- All right?|- Yes, sir.
{89724}{89762}Yeah.
{89817}{89863}Books.
{89884}{89926}Where's the silver, lad?
{89930}{90003}I never saw any silver.
{90007}{90038}Huh?
{90042}{90130}- The dining hall.|- Go on, then.
{90533}{90584}What else they got?
{90623}{90675}Jewels, maybe?
{90679}{90730}|Sir, we've plenty of silver.
{90734}{90831}Fagin will be so happy.|We'd better be on our way now.
{90835}{90901}Ah... yeah.
{91025}{91104}Where does the lady of the house sleep?
{91421}{91493}You won't hurt her, will you?
{91919}{91966}Wait!
{92050}{92111}Pick them up. Quick.
{92156}{92206}- Hold or I'll fire.|- Don't! You'll hit Oliver.
{92210}{92260}-|-
{92318}{92383}Come on! Move!
{92703}{92766}This one saved my life.
{92770}{92822}Ah, what a pity.
{92826}{92914}|About the platter, I mean.
{92918}{92997}Still, it can be melted down.
{93081}{93143}We would've had the lot...
{93172}{93227}but the boy here...
{93231}{93278}he dropped the bag, didn't he?
{93282}{93353}- It was an accident.|- Leave him alone.
{93357}{93429}Ah, children, children!
{93433}{93476}Let's not quarrel.
{93492}{93586}The evening, though not|a complete success, did show a profit.
{93590}{93653}Yeah, and me wants me takings now.
{93657}{93789}No, that won't be possible.|You see, this needs careful appraisal.
{93793}{93852}Why don't you come back tomorrow?
{93893}{93961}Yeah, all right.
{93995}{94017}Ah, ah...
{94021}{94079}No, no. Perhaps I could...
{94083}{94175}see my way to giving you...
{94179}{94232}a tiny little advance.
{94466}{94537}You've been cheating me for years.
{94541}{94599}It's gonna stop.
{94714}{94757}Aye, partner?
{94833}{94888}You coming?
{94916}{94958}Nancy?
{94962}{95022}Gone deaf?
{95426}{95529}- What did he mean by that, boy?|- I don't know, sir.
{95533}{95622}Something's going on behind my back.
{95647}{95741}I don't like things going on|behind my back.
{95898}{95959}Bill Sikes.
{95963}{96042}Legendary thief and murderer.
{96085}{96168}There have been other|legendary thieves and murderers...
{96172}{96295}which I cooked and ate.
{96760}{96796}It's my deal.
{96857}{96913}I know what you're thinking.
{96948}{96993}Worst thing that|ever happened to you
{96997}{97093}was when I stopped you from snitching|that apple, and brought you here.
{97097}{97173}I'm not thinking that.|You're the greatest friend ever.
{97177}{97215}Ah!
{97219}{97287}Remember what I says|about friends, mate.
{97291}{97341}They turns up enemies, sooner or later.
{97345}{97458}It's just that tonight, Mr. Brownlow|saw me stealing his silver.
{97462}{97537}And Sikes could have hurt Miss Rose.
{97541}{97600}Dodger, it's not a game anymore.
{97626}{97690}Never was a game, mate.
{97716}{97781}You just thought it was.
{97954}{98033}If you ever gets a chance|to escape from here,
{98037}{98086}I wouldn't blame you.
{98090}{98176}Living in that posh house,|servants and all.
{98191}{98241}Maybe getting a bit of education.
{98245}{98359}Now, I ain't saying it's for me.|I'd be off my hinges in no time.
{98377}{98429}But you look like|you belong there, mate.
{98484}{98589}Nah... it ain't my cup of tea.
{98609}{98670}But if you gets the chance,
{98674}{98798}go back there, and stay there.
{99149}{99221}Wherever she goes...
{99225}{99261}whatever she does.
{99265}{99297}Cheatin' on you, is she?
{99301}{99383}- Watch your mouth.|- Why else you having me follow her?
{99387}{99457}Don't ask questions. Just do it.
{99880}{99957}I wouldn't have let her in,|but she's got news of Oliver.
{99961}{100013}I want to hear nothing more|about that boy.
{100017}{100086}I let him into my good graces,|and he took advantage of me.
{100090}{100167}Do you think I'm such a fool|as to make the same mistake twice?
{100171}{100230}- I can't wait.|- What's the meaning of this?
{100234}{100267}Oliver's in trouble.
{100271}{100349}I'm not surprised.|He stole my money, books, and silver.
{100353}{100418}He was forced.|They held a gun to his head.
{100422}{100445}Uncle?
{100449}{100512}Oliver is one of|the best boys I ever knowed.
{100516}{100571}- You must go.|- If you want to hear...
{100575}{100631}What's wrong?
{100675}{100756}You must be the beautiful young lady|he spoke about.
{100760}{100823}Who spoke about me?|Mrs. Bedwin, let her go.
{100855}{100914}Oliver Twist.
{100918}{100959}What about Oliver? Where is he?
{100963}{101057}Headed for a jail cell or worse|if you don't try and help him.
{101061}{101109}It was me that helped steal him back.
{101113}{101169}When you sent him with the books|and the money.
{101173}{101245}I knew he had to have been forced.
{101249}{101304}They've got him now,|and they won't let him go.
{101308}{101401}Who are these people?|Is is that man, Fagin?
{101405}{101468}- I ain't naming names.|- All we want...
{101472}{101561}- If you try to make me, I'll leave.|- No, don't go.
{101565}{101649}- All we care about is Oliver.|- Can you bring him here?
{101653}{101731}No. Not here.
{101764}{101841}Maybe somewhere.|I has to think.
{101845}{101888}We'll meet you anywhere.|Any time.
{101892}{101961}If you need money,|we'll pay whatever you want.
{102034}{102064}All right.
{102068}{102123}Tomorrow night.
{102127}{102171}Where?
{102175}{102222}Somewhere busy, aye.
{102226}{102275}London Bridge.
{102279}{102357}I'd have to wait|till a friend of mine was asleep.
{102441}{102482}Midnight.
{102529}{102572}We'll be there.
{102621}{102687}You will take good care of him,|won't you?
{103049}{103103}You been doing the job I paid you for?
{103107}{103163}Sure. I follows the old girl.
{103167}{103225}- Playing me false, is she?|- Not her.
{103229}{103285}True as old Bullseye is Nancy.
{103289}{103375}- I'll have a bit of me pay now.|- You hiding something?
{103379}{103401}No.
{103405}{103479}- Tell me what she's been up to, then.|- Nothing!
{103546}{103633}I'll kill you.|Been meaning to kill you for years.
{103637}{103721}Now, tell me, or say your prayers.
{103773}{103849}She's meeting them swank nobs|from Grovesnor Square tonight,
{103853}{103925}on London Bridge.
{103929}{103993}She's taking Oliver to them.
{104017}{104107}You were lying to me.|Why should I believe you?
{104111}{104191}You're nothing but a lying,|cheating little thief.
{104218}{104269}One of the best.
{104273}{104346}She wouldn't turn on me.
{104350}{104468}- I gives her a slap now and then. It...|- Sorry to be the bearer of bad news.
{104505}{104558}That will be half a guinea, please.
{104562}{104601}Eh?
{104605}{104712}Half a guinea... please.
{105565}{105614}- Where's Oliver?|- Out with Dodger.
{105618}{105664}- Where?|- Don't know.
{105705}{105747}I got a surprise for you.
{105751}{105825}I know where those silk stockings|of yours will be tonight.
{105829}{105869}Miss Rose, Mr. Brownlow!
{105873}{105907}London Bridge.
{105911}{105979}Nancy was gonna take you to them,|but Sikes got wind of it.
{105983}{106029}Don't know how.|Guess he's got spies.
{106033}{106076}So, I'll take you there myself.
{106080}{106167}Dodger, I've got to get something.|I'll meet you at the bridge.
{106171}{106226}Look for the blokes|with the deepest pockets.
{106230}{106281}- That's where I'll be.|- Bye!
{106406}{106478}Come along!|Come along.
{107011}{107084}You was followed yesterday.
{107164}{107263}- Don't lie to me.|- It's not what you're thinking, Bill.
{107326}{107408}- Didn't think you'd double-cross me.|- It's for Oliver.
{107412}{107508}- Everybody else, but not you.|- I was just trying to help him.
{107785}{107836}Hurry, Oliver.
{107926}{107996}- You wanted to get back at me?|- No, I wouldn't...
{108000}{108046}'Cause I used to knock you about?
{108050}{108113}I swear to God on my life, Bill.
{108117}{108178}Strike before you get struck,|that's what I know.
{108182}{108220}I wouldn't try and harm you...
{108224}{108287}No!
{108345}{108405}Something must have happened,|or she'd be here.
{108409}{108488}- Rose, let's go to the police.|- No, not yet.
{108492}{108551}Not while there's a chance|she'll bring him.
{108784}{108837}Bullseye?|What're you doing here?
{109569}{109638}Told her, didn't l?
{109777}{109824}She got what was coming, didn't she?
{109896}{109947}Blimey.
{110048}{110091}Nancy.
{110144}{110190}-|-
{110249}{110311}Oliver Twist.
{110315}{110428}- What's that you got there?|- Nothing.
{110432}{110492}Bring it over here.
{110709}{110761}Put it down.
{110789}{110877}You ain't gonna give me no trouble,|are you, boy?
{110881}{110934}What's that on your hand?
{111041}{111080}Fagin's treasure.
{111134}{111188}Good work, boy.
{111192}{111239}Is that blood?
{111243}{111336}We could've been partners, me and you.
{111340}{111405}We could've made a great team.
{111446}{111519}All I want is my locket, Mr. Sikes.
{111523}{111567}You can have everything else.
{111571}{111641}Why, ain't that generous of you,|Master Twist?
{111752}{111832}You've been nothing but trouble|since the day you turned up.
{111836}{111937}- I'm gonna put an end to that.|- Go on, kill me. I don't care.
{111941}{112001}I don't want to live in a world|of people like you.
{112005}{112052}Like me! What do you mean?
{112056}{112122}There ain't no one like me,|no one like Bill Sikes.
{112126}{112171}- What do you mean?|- Widow Corney.
{112175}{112274}She starved me and stole from me.|And Fagin had me kidnapped.
{112278}{112377}Kidnapped. They're amateurs.|Nobodies.
{112408}{112473}At least you can say...
{112477}{112545}you got done in by the worst.
{112668}{112737}Ah, bitter night!
{112760}{112893}An old man should be|spending his time in sunnier clim...
{113001}{113049}Bill...
{113053}{113109}Where did you get that?
{113179}{113238}Little apprentice here.
{113242}{113291}He snitched it.
{113324}{113368}Oliver?
{113419}{113463}So...
{113481}{113563}you turned out just like|the rest of them.
{113587}{113661}- Was this the girl you were meeting?|- Yes, poor creature.
{113665}{113714}God rest her soul.
{113725}{113761}Is that Bill Sikes' dog?
{113821}{113903}He's going to take us to him.|Go on, boy.
{113953}{114017}I'm taking this box.
{114060}{114113}I'm leaving London.
{114161}{114232}- You ain't never gonna see me again.|- Bargain, Bill.
{114236}{114322}We split the treasure.|One third for you, two thirds for me.
{114326}{114401}- That's fair, isn't it?|- You slay me, Fagin.
{114405}{114471}For years we've worked together.
{114475}{114530}Years of you robbing me blind.
{114534}{114576}You're young, Bill.
{114580}{114692}Plenty of time to make your fortune|three times over before you swing.
{114696}{114758}It's all I've got in the world|for my old age.
{114762}{114824}You thieving idiot.
{114951}{114994}You're as old as you're gonna get.
{114998}{115058}Damn you for what you did, Sikes!
{115062}{115089}What do you mean?
{115174}{115217}- He killed Nancy!|-
{115221}{115270}Made me peach on her,|then he killed her.
{115274}{115335}You killed Nancy!|Nancy loved you!
{115339}{115396}That was a terrible mistake|you made.
{115400}{115482}She was gonna hand Oliver over|to them swanky people.
{115486}{115528}Then the game would've been up.
{115532}{115587}I did it for all of us!
{115591}{115653}A terrible mistake.
{115812}{115836}Bullseye!
{116059}{116151}-|-
{116155}{116229}Bill Sikes, this is the|Chief Constable of the Police.
{116233}{116314}Open this door!|Give yourself up!
{116318}{116397}- The box, Fagin.|- Never!
{116442}{116486}Fagin! The box.
{116752}{116825}Sikes! Don't kill him!
{116829}{116870}Fagin!
{116925}{116979}Come on, lad.
{117099}{117140}Go on, up there.
{117144}{117216}- Get up the stairs!|- Why are you taking him?
{117220}{117252}Leave Oliver here.
{117256}{117370}I like to have a boy to hold in front|of me when someone's shooting at me.
{117408}{117448}Sikes!
{117565}{117620}Get up there.
{117733}{117840}That's what you get for peachin'|on Nancy, Dodger.
{117945}{118020}[mob yelling, pounding in distance]
{118126}{118187}Get up there. Come on, move it.
{118265}{118298}Where is he?
{118302}{118366}Stay where you are,|Jack Dawkins!
{118451}{118512}Stop! Get out!
{118561}{118647}Now, Master Dawkins...|where is Sikes?
{118651}{118742}You think I'd peach?|I got me standards.
{118746}{118856}It's for Oliver. Please, young man.|We only want to save him.
{118899}{118956}Sikes took him up on the roof.
{118960}{119020}He took the only means|of getting up there, too.
{119105}{119161}Go on. Get over there.
{119291}{119335}Go on. Move it.
{119339}{119390}Down the corridor.|Hurry up!
{119514}{119566}Move it. Come on.
{119598}{119665}Get up there. Come on.
{119696}{119744}Go on. Move.
{119821}{119890}- There they are.|- Stay down.
{119933}{119989}I hope you're watching me, boy.
{120047}{120177}I should be charging you|for the education I'll be giving you.
{120262}{120338}This is where me and you parts company.
{120342}{120394}I swings across there,
{120398}{120466}I slips down to the docks,|I board a ship...
{120470}{120516}and l'se off to China.
{120520}{120633}- All we need is one clear shot at him.|- No, be careful of Oliver.
{120753}{120802}What are you doing, boy?
{120843}{120901}- I want my locket!|- Give me the box.
{120905}{120936}No!
{120940}{121006}- I said, give me the box.|- No!
{121168}{121217}-|-
{121537}{121613}- There's justice for you.|- I can't believe it.
{121652}{121682}Oliver!
{121747}{121795}Fagin!
{121974}{122049}I thought you were dead.
{122053}{122185}One last lesson from Mr. Fagin|to Master Twist...
{122203}{122297}never assume, my dear.
{122354}{122411}Poor old Bill.
{122415}{122501}Looks like he's come|to the end of his rope.
{122515}{122600}Oliver Twist!|You can come down now.
{122604}{122657}We'll meet you inside.
{122685}{122745}Go on. I'll be all right.
{122749}{122812}Go on, there's a good lad.|Such a good lad.
{122816}{122877}I'm not going|until I've got what's mine.
{122881}{122937}Yours?
{122941}{123000}I don't understand, my dear.
{123004}{123038}The locket.
{123045}{123097}Locket?
{123101}{123177}No, I don't recall any locket.
{123181}{123205}Fagin...
{123245}{123305}The police...
{123309}{123412}are coming up here any second.
{123645}{123710}Locket, locket...
{123749}{123803}Very pretty.
{123807}{123918}It's not quite right for|a strapping young man like yourself.
{123922}{123985}How about a nice...
{124032}{124128}powder case for that special woman|in your life?
{124197}{124260}The locket, Fagin.
{124264}{124304}Or I peach.
{124318}{124370}Peach?
{124374}{124426}Peach on Fagin,
{124430}{124495}who brought you in|when you was a ragamuffin,
{124499}{124557}and smelling like a pig?
{124561}{124654}Peach on Fagin|who clothed you and fed you?
{124658}{124716}Who taught me to steal and cheat.
{124720}{124789}Yes, I did that.
{124793}{124850}And look how you repay me.
{124854}{124915}Trying to take my treasure from me,
{124919}{124991}and threatening to peach on me.
{125026}{125085}What's happening to young people today?
{125089}{125148}The locket, Fagin.
{125265}{125318}Take it.
{125322}{125409}Go on.|You miserable little schemer.
{125937}{126039}It's true. You took me in|when nobody else would have me.
{126064}{126119}I would have starved or frozen to death.
{126123}{126159}Don't worry, Fagin.
{126163}{126238}I won't peach.
{126389}{126438}Go on.
{126476}{126533}Go on.
{126793}{126853}Now, then, make way there.
{127059}{127149}- All right, go on then.|- Oliver! Thank God.
{127153}{127234}Mr. Brownlow, Miss Rose,|I have the locket.
{127238}{127319}- We'll never let you out of our sight!|- It is my wife.
{127323}{127384}You've been telling the truth all along.
{127388}{127461}Oliver...|please forgive me.
{127465}{127522}There's nothing to forgive...
{127526}{127559}Grandfather.
{127701}{127770}- Here he is. Bring the wagon.|- All right.
{127774}{127801}Dodger!
{127805}{127869}Mr. Brownlow will help.|I'll tell him everything.
{127873}{127959}And then, he'll tell the police.|And then you'll be free.
{127963}{128064}You wants to deprive me of my right|to matriculate to that
{128068}{128144}great institution|of higher study and learning?
{128148}{128214}I'm just a-feared|they're gonna stick me in a lockup
{128218}{128312}that ain't got the personnel|who can teach me what I needs to know.
{128316}{128424}I hopes they puts me in the most|outstanding bridewell in the kingdom.
{128428}{128505}I don't like to think of you in prison.
{128509}{128610}I means to use me time well|'cause when I comes out,
{128627}{128732}I'll be an honor to my profession,|and a credit to pickpockets everywhere.
{128765}{128836}You see, mate.|We both got what we wanted.
{128853}{128883}You found your family,
{128887}{128985}and I gets the chance|to better myself at me true calling.
{128989}{129054}What more could|a couple of rotters like us ask for?
{129076}{129121}I'll come and visit you.
{129141}{129217}That ain't the place for you.|Just think of me now and then.
{129221}{129272}I'll never forget you, Dodger.
{129276}{129351}- And I won't forget you, neither.|- Come on.
{129381}{129462}When you goes reaching|for your pocketbook, and it's missing,
{129466}{129545}you know the artful Dodger|ain't far away.
{129577}{129648}Bye, Dodger!
{129849}{129929}Go on, you.|In you go. There.
{130549}{130625}Goodness is rewarded.
{130629}{130692}Remember that, my son, and live by it.
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