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It's almost morning.
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We should've found
a town by now.
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This is the way the woodsman
told us to go, right?
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Pbbbt! Have you listened
to anything I've been saying?
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For the last couple hours,
I've been saying...
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Pbbt! Pbbt! Pbbft! Pbbt!
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Well, that settles it.
I'm gonna walk up 10 feet ahead of you.
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Female bird: Help! Greg: Huh?
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Female bird: I'm stuck!
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I hear something!
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It's probably nothing.
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Hey, look.
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"Pottsfield, 1 mile."
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A town! Let's go this way.
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Ok, let's go this way.
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Not... ugh.
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Hello? Hello?
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- Hey, you.
- Who? Me?
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- Yeah, you.
- Oh. Hello.
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It's you again. I'm stuck.
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Help me out of here,
and I'll owe you a favor.
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Whoa! I get a wish?
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No, no, no. Not a wish.
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I'm not magical.
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I'll just do you a good turn.
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Can you turn me into a tiger?
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Um, no.
I just said I'm not magical.
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It doesn't have to be
a magical tiger.
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Greg, stop talking to a bush.
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- Huh?
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Thanks. I owe you a favor.
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So, um, you two are lost kids
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with no purpose in life, right?
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How about I bring you
to Adelaide of the pasture,
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the good woman of the woods?
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She could help you get home.
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Oh.
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N-No, no. No, no.
No, no, no, no, no, no.
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Magic talking birds leading
us to fairy godmothers
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in the mysterious...
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I'm going to pottsfield.
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Yeah, we're going to pottsfield.
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- Come on.
- What about the favor?
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I'll think of my wish later.
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Bird: Ugh.
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So let's small-talk.
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My name's Greg. What's yours?
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Beatrice.
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My brother's name is wirt.
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Who cares?
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And my frog's name's wirt Jr.,
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but that may change.
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Ok. That's great.
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How about you and I ditch
your brother?
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Mmm. Maybe later.
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So is it nice being a bird?
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- Nope.
- Oh.
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Do you like waffles?
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No, waffles make me sick.
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I eat m-maggots.
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- Aah!
- What?
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How can you not eat waffles?!
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Aah!
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- What?!
- I stepped on a pumpkin!
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Wirt: Aha!
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Civilization, see?
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Now... huh? What the...
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All right. Let's rejoin society.
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Hello? Hello?
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Hmm. See anybody?
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Oh, I see you.
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Yeah, I see you, too, Greg.
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Hey, not to be obnoxious,
but an abandoned ghost town
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doesn't seem like
it's gonna be that useful
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getting you guys home.
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Ahem. There's got
to be somebody...
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Somewhere.
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Excuse me? Anyone here?
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Oh. Sorry.
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Uh, I'm looking for a phone.
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Um, I'm sorry.
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Beatrice: Did you find anything?
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No. Where's Greg?
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- Do you hear that?
- Huh?
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Voices: J" let spirits meet j“
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j' around the barn
of pottsfie/d town j“
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- hmm?
- Huh?
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J“ oh, Heidi, pour
more golden mead j“
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j' yon is the maypole dance j“
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j' a ribbon to wind my soul j“
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j' and to bind her
to the dance j“
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what the...
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Oh, pardon me there.
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Say, you folks ought to
Don your vegetables
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and celebrate
the harvest with us.
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Uh... oh! You're
wearing costumes.
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Well, sure. Pumpkins can't move
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on their own, can they?
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Ha. No. Yeah, no.
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Good thing I didn't
take this off.
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You guys find this place
as creepy as I do, right?
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So it's some kind of weird cult
where they wear
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vegetable costumes and dance
around a big thing.
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They seem nice enough.
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Ok, you're in denial.
That's fine,
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but I'm just saying something
feels off about this place.
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Well, maybe I can find
someone here
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who will give us a ride home.
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Greg, you stay out of trouble.
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Beatrice, thank you,
but you can leave.
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I can't leave.
I'm honor-bound to help you
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since you guys helped me.
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That's the bluebird rules.
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Uh, okay.
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Beatrice, would you care
for this dance?
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No, thanks.
No, thanks, no, thanks.
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I said no, thank you.
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Say, aren't you
a little too early?
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What do you mean?
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I mean, it doesn't
seem like you're ready
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to join us just yet.
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Join you?
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Yeah, no, I'm just
passing through.
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Folks don't tend to
"pass through" pottsfield.
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Oh, yeah?
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Yeah. It's nice here.
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Um, I'm really just looking
t-to leave here
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as fast as possible.
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Eh, what, what?
Leave pottsfield?
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Who wants to leave pottsfield?!
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Others: Leave pottsfield? What?
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- Oh, are we leaving already?
- Let's leave immediately.
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I'm just trying to get home.
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They're not supposed to be here.
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Maybe he's here
to steal our crops.
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To ruin our party.
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Or take off our pumpkin shoes!
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Uh, no, I, uh...
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Heh heh. Now, hold on, everybody.
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Heh. Let's not jump
to any conclusions.
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Enoch, what shall
we do with them?
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I-I'm done.
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Now, let's see here, boys.
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How did you end up
in this little town of ours?
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Well, we were trying
to get home.
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We came into town
from the woods.
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Uh, we saw your farms
and your houses and thought,
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"hey, here's a normal place
with normal people."
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And we both stepped on pumpkins.
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Yeah, a-and then we heard
the music from the barn,
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and, well, uh...
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H-How about we just leave?
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Now let me get this straight...
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You come to our town,
you trample our crops,
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you interrupt
our private engagement,
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and now you want to leave?
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Uh... yes.
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You'll never convict!
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You have no proof!
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This one's trying to escape!
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Let me go!
I don't know these clowns!
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Children, it saddens me that
you don't wish to stay here
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with us, particularly because
I simply have to punish you
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for your transgressions.
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I told you this place
was bad news.
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Enoch: J“ 50 by order ofj“
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The pottsfield chamber of commerce,
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I find you guilty
of trespassing,
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destruction of property,
disturbing the peace,
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and murder.
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Murder?
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Oh, no, not murder,
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but for those other crimes,
I sentence you to...
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A few hours of manual labor.
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Wait. What? Really? That's it?
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Man: J' among the fields
of straw and stover j“
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j“ clocked in till
the workday's over j“
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j' time's a gentle stream,
longer than it seems j“
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j' patient is the night j“
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j“ how I long to
see her face now j“
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j' her starry,
moonlit gaze now j“
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j' I know she's never late,
still anxiously I wait j“
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j' patient is the night j“
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Ha ha!
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Just a few hours
of manual labor,
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and we're almost done.
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And then what are
you gonna do...
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Just wander around
this way and that way
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through the woods for evermore?
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Uh, uh, maybe we'll just
stay here in pottsfield.
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It's nice here. Heh.
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I don't know. I don't know.
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Why do they even have you
digging these holes?
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Planting seeds or something.
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Maybe they're gonna
Bury you out here.
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Hey! Buried treasure!
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Whoa! Really?
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See, Beatrice? What'd you find?
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A skeleton!
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Aah!
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We're digging our own...
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I-I-I was wrong.
I was wrong all along.
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I-I don't know how
to get us home.
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Use your little feet
to pick our locks!
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Oh, oh! Now you want my help?
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I don't want your help.
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Yes, I want your help!
Beatrice, serio...
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Man: Your time is up!
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Aah!
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Ohh.
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Have the holes been dug?
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- Uh, yeah.
- Splendid!
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- Well, then...
- But no.
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No?
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Keep stalling.
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Right. Yeah.
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Uh, you know, we were digging,
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and there were too many rocks.
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You guys don't like
rocks, right?
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- I don't think we do.
- No, we don't like rocks.
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I don't think so.
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See? So we were like,
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"we should get
rid of these rocks."
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Well, that's a good idea.
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Right? Yeah.
So we were getting rid
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of the rocks, and... huh?
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Huh? What?
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They left me.
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So, what happened to the rocks?
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Uh, the rocks.
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Yeah, they... they were, um,
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you know... they... they...
They got in the way
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of all the... well,
the dirt, you know, and...
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W-Whoa! Ohh!
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- Welcome back, Larry.
- He looks exactly the same.
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What in the...
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Larry: Whooooop! Ooh!
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Yeah, Larry! Whoo!
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Aah!
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Edward, this one's for you!
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They're all skeletons.
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Thanks for digging up
the life of the party.
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Enoch: What a wonderful harvest.
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And what about you?
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You sure you want to leave?
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Oh, well.
You'll join us someday.
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Why are you still here?
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What do you mean?
You guys left me!
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- Oh.
- Come on.
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Oh. Are they chasing us?
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- No.
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I-I thought you guys...
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You're welcome.
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Thank you.
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I guess we're even now, huh?
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You're not honor-bound
to help us anymore.
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I wish, but you weren't actually
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in any danger
with those weirdoes.
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Oh, yeah! Then you
still have to help us get home.
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I got it! I wish wirt Jr.
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Had fingernails so he could
play the guitar better.
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So... yeah, I'll bring you
to Adelaide.
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I mean, that's where
I'm going anyway.
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Greg:
Why are you going to Adelaide's?
265
00:10:53,444 --> 00:10:54,713
Beatrice: I guess, in some ways,
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I'm trying to get home, too.
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00:10:55,780 --> 00:10:57,299
Wirt:
That's vague. What does that mean?
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00:10:57,323 --> 00:10:59,367
Beatrice:
I don't have to tell you anything.
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Well, I sure hope Adelaide
is more helpful
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than that woodsman was.
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I think his directions
were... not very good.
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