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(lively, upbeat music)
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* Now the mist has cleared
as day is dawning
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* It's all becoming
clearer to me
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* The seasons change
as I change with them
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* And the cool of spring
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* Gives me strength
and courage
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* To know I will
make it through
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* Whatever life throws at me
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* Summer's sweet scent,
autumn's whisper
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* Winter stings with the cold
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* When trouble comes
rolling in like thunder
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* Tears may fall
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* Fear may call
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* But with spring in my heart
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* When seasons change,
I'll change with them
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* And I know I can
weather the storm *
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(screaming)
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(laughs)
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- [Narrator] Summer
came to Mattis' forest.
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Ronja and Birk
tamed their wild horses
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and settled into
a happy routine.
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It seems nothing could
disrupt their lives.
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Until one day,
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an unexpected guest appeared.
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- Look at that!
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It's Lill-Klippen!
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You came!
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You found me. I can't
believe you're here!
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- Wow, will you look at that?
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What a lovely view you've got.
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- Yes, on a clear day
you can see everything.
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But I can't believe
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that's what you came
all this way for.
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(laughs)
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- No. You're right.
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Lovis sent me
to give you these.
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- It's bread!
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It smells so good,
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my mother's bread,
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I've forgotten there was
anything so wonderful.
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Birk, here's some for you.
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- You see, she figured
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that you'd be running low
on food about now.
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- But how, how did Lovis know
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that you would find us
both in the bear's cave
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hiding out?
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- Well, your mother
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is nobody's fool, is she?
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She worked it out and knew
exactly where you'd gone.
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Look, Ronja.
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Why don't you come home, eh?
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- [Ronja] How are things
been at Mattis' Fort
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ince I left?
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- Everything's fine, same
as always. Nobody's sad.
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Come back home, Ronja.
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- Lovis sent you.
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It's obvious. I know she did,
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and she sent you
to bring me home.
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- Oh.
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Yes, it's difficult
without you.
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Ronja, everyone
is waiting for you
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to come back to us.
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- And Mattis?
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- Huh?
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- Mattis too, and does he
want me back home?
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Be honest.
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- Oh, I can't lie!
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That beast!
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It's impossible to get
inside that man's head!
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- Lill-Klippen, does he
talk about me anymore, ever?
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Please, Lill-Klippen,
tell me the truth!
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Has he never mentioned my name
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not even once?
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- No, and no one else
is allowed
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to mention your name, either.
He's forbidden it.
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Oh, but everything will be
all right once you come home,
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won't it?
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Then it'll be back
to normal, eh?
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- Never, and you can
tell that to Mattis!
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I'm not his child.
He said so himself,
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so he's not my father!
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I want you to tell him that.
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I want the whole forest
to hear you shout it!
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(cries)
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- Oh!
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You know I can't possibly
do that, Ronja.
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Even Noddle-Pete
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wouldn't dare do what
you're asking me to do.
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(sobbing)
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- [Narrator]
Lill-Klippen told Ronja
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all the news
from Mattis' Fort.
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- [Lill-Klippen] Mattis
is in a tremendous rage
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day in, day out.
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(yelling)
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- Say that again!
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(grunting)
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- [Lill-Klippen] And Noddle-Pete
has lost his spark.
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But with everything all
miserable at the fort,
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who can blame him?
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Robbery business
is going badly as well.
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The whole forest is
teeming with soldiers.
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They caught Pelje
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and put him in one
of the sheriff's dungeons
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with nothing but stale
bread and dirty water
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to live on.
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(gentle flute music)
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- [Pelje] Oh!
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- Word is that there
are two of Borka's men
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in there as well.
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- Huh?
- They say the sheriff swore
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that all the robbers
in Mattis' forest
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would be taken captive
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and receive their
rightful punishment.
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It's terrible.
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I wonder what will
happen to us.
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The sheriff might
string everyone up.
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- So, tell me, does he
ever laugh these days?
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- Who could you mean, then?
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Uh, the sheriff?
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- You know who I mean.
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Mattis is who.
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- No, he doesn't.
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Ever since the day you leapt
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across Hell's Gap
to Borka's Key,
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nobody has heard Mattis
laugh once.
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He's just angry.
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Ronja, come home, yeah?
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Come home,
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or else your mother would...
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- Give my regards to Lovis,
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and please thank her
a thousand times
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for the bread.
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- Oh.
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I forgot the salt, didn't I?
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- Thank you, Lill-Klippen.
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- [Birk] I see.
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So, you didn't go home
with that dirty devil
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to your father.
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- Now listen to me.
I have no father!
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Birk, you should really watch
what you're saying to me,
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or you might well find out
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that I no longer have
a brother, either!
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- Forgive me, sister mine...
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if you think I'm being
unfair to you.
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But, since we came
to live here,
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I know what you're
thinking sometimes.
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I know you too well.
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- Is that so?
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Then you should know
at this moment,
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I'm thinking that I've been
alive for 11 winters,
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but the 12th would be
the death of me.
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And actually, I'd very much
like to stay alive
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and on this Earth.
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Can you understand that?
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- You shouldn't worry
about winter.
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Not in the middle of summer!
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- [Narrator] The summer sun
smiled on Ronja and Birk.
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Every day seemed to be
more sweet than the last.
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(upbeat guitar music)
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(yelling)
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(upbeat guitar music)
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- Up I go.
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(laughs)
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(upbeat guitar music)
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Wow!
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(upbeat guitar music)
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Look, Birk,
we're the color of summer,
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and I can't stop smiling.
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- Yes.
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But if we drift
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all the way down Greedy Falls,
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we won't be smiling
any longer.
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- I have an idea.
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Let's see how close
to the Falls we can get.
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As soon as you see
Greedy Hump,
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swim like mad.
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- Time to jump.
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Good thing we both
made it back in one piece.
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- Yeah, we made it,
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and I can't wait
to do it again!
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(loud galloping)
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These lovely summer evenings,
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perfect for riding,
don't you think?
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(gentle flute music)
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I wish that it could be
summer all the time
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in the forest.
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Why does winter always come
and then spoil everything?
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- Sister mine...
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what are you thinking?
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- Oh, I was just
thinking that...
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How there must be murk trolls
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living under
that enormous rock.
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There, past that grove.
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When I first ran away
to live in the forest,
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I saw them dancing
there on that rock.
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I like murk trolls
and rumphops,
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but not Gray Dwarfs,
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and not those horrible,
hateful wild harpies,
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I really don't like them.
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- Ha! And who would like them?
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- I've noticed the nights
are getting darker earlier.
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The stars are saying to us
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"Soon it will be autumn."
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- Ronja.
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(laughs)
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- They say harpies are even
scarier in the autumn,
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hungry and nasty.
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- Yeah, I know, but I think
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we'll be left in peace here
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because they don't know
about the bear's cave.
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- Really, you think
it's possible
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that the Gray Dwarfs
kept quiet for once?
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- They must have.
Otherwise, the harpies
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would've come
a long time ago.
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- Let's stop it.
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It's not good to
talk about them.
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We might bring them here.
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Don't even think about them.
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(laughing)
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(screeching)
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- Lovely little humans
in the water.
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Come, sisters.
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Now there will be clawing.
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Now the blood will run!
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- Ronja, dive!
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(dramatic music)
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- [Harpy] Where is the lovely
human with black hair?
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(cawing)
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Where is the lovely human
with red hair?
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(cawing)
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Now, come on out.
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(screeching)
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- Birk!
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Birk, where are you, Birk?
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Where are you?
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- [Harpy] There, the lovely
human with black hair!
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(dramatic music)
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(screeching)
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(dramatic music)
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- No need to hurry.
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Frighten them some more before
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we strike our claws into them.
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Torment them some more
before we tear them apart!
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- [Birk] Ronja!
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- Birk!
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- [Birk] Over here!
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- Birk, where are you?
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- I'm here!
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Come, come on!
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- Birk!
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- [Harpie] Where is the lovely
human with red hair?
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(screeching)
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(dramatic music)
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Where is the lovely human
with black hair?
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(screeching)
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- Birk,
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I thought, afraid,
I thought I'd lost you,
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I thought you jumped.
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- Not yet.
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But maybe soon, I will.
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- [Harpie] Where have the
lovely little humans gone?
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Ah, now the blood will run.
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- [Narrator] They couldn't
hear one another
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over the roar of the falls.
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"Sister mine."
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"Brother mine."
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Although neither of them
could hear a word,
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they spoke to each other.
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They said what must be said
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before it was too late...
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how good it was to love
someone so much,
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there was no need to fear
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even the most difficult thing.
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Next time on Ronja
the Robber's Daughter...
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(upbeat music)
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Don't miss it.
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(gentle playful music)
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