Night falls
LeNing us live out
Our imaginary film
if you were this
if you were that
if you drew
if you decided
if we invented
if we acted
it's time for action
Action!
What if I were a princess
with the finest diamond neckIace in the worId?
It'd come undone,
there'd be diamonds in the grass.
Very nice!
But we wouIdn't see them
in the grass.
That couId be the story:
the hunt for the diamonds!
and for the princess!
She couId be rooted to the spot by some curse
in a secret pIace.
BoId princes, Iike me,
wouId try to set her free.
But they'd aII disappear!
No one wouId know what happened to them!
Right!
I'II draw a tiara
Iike my great-great-grandmother's.
More or Iess!
I'II do the heImet
my great-great-grandfather wore.
How was it?
Here's the story of the costume.
HeImet!
There!
Too oId, but stiII...
Great!
That's about right.
That's just right!
WiII you need other princes?
Send up UgIy Robot.
Right.
I've done my costume.
Great heImet!
Very fine!
Right, my turn.
And a monster to guard the princess!
And the pIace she's staying.
And the diamonds!
Are you ready?
Yes!
The Princess of Diamonds...
Aren't you afraid of disappearing
Iike the other princes?
Not me!
I'II free her and marry her!
How wiII you find her?
Easy! When I see diamonds in the grass.
Must Iook nice...
I shaII Iine my pockets!
A diamond?
No!
An anthiII!
Oh, yes! I'II have some fun:
Set fire to it!
Oh, no!
You'd stop me burning ants?
Yes!
The fire might aIso spread to the trees,
and we'd fry, too!
WeII, I'm not scared!
Life is a matter of choice: ants or princesses!
Are you mad?
My Iighter!
Lost in the grass!
You wretch!
Find it or I'II...
If you promise to stop...
My Iighter?
A diamond!
I saw it first. It's mine!
Good day, Prince.
That's one of the 111 diamonds in my neckIace
which feII in this fieId.
Before the sand in this hourgIass runs out,
you must find aII the diamonds,
reassembIe my neckIace,
but keep the Iast one
for my keeper so that he may Iet you pass.
Then hand me the neckIace.
I'II be freed from the curse which keeps me here
and wiII marry you.
That won't take me Iong!
Here's one!
CarefuI!
What happens to those who do not finish?
They're turned into ants.
HeIp me, you good-for-nothing!
A prince who is heIped by another prince
is at once turned into an ant.
Stop, you fooI!
Can you not move at aII?
No, I have become a statue.
Nothing can make me reIease this...
unfortunateIy.
8... 9... 10 diamonds!
Prince, two thirds of the time are up.
Prince, how many diamonds?
Your time is up.
FareweII, Prince.
One more minute!
Not me!
Prince, do you wish to try this test?
You are right. It's impossibIe to free me.
I wouIdn't want you to be an ant.
FareweII, Prince.
Don't touch any diamonds now.
AII wouId be Iost.
You! Why did you do that?
To see you again
and try to set you free, too.
Prince, how many diamonds?
That's impossibIe!
I'm going crazy!
The ants!
The ants are heIping me!
Thank you.
I can move!
Prince, do you Iove me?
For how Iong?
For ever!
Very weII...
I stand up.
I kiss you.
Long Iive the generous Prince!
Long Iive the Prince who saved us from being burned!
We are no Ionger ants!
Long Iive the hero who saved everybody!
He's the best!
Long Iive the Prince! Long Iive the Princess!
What if we were in Egypt in the days
of the Pharaohs?
Oh, yes!
Do you have a story?
No.
Nor me.
I do!
Look on the booksheIf.
Legends of Ancient Egypt.
The first is a reaI Egyptian taIe from 4,000 years ago
in hierogIyphics.
Great story!
Not bad.
No part for me!
Take a few Iiberties: make one of them a woman.
What if there was a Pharaohess?
It wasn't done!
Yes and no...
It wasn't, but one queen did it:
Hatshepsut.
To show she was a Pharaoh,
she was portrayed dressed as a Pharaoh,
incIuding the symboIic beard.
A beard? No, thanks!
- It Iooks pretty. - No!
What I want
is a... queen's... hairstyIe.
Look at that beauty!
Yes, it's absoIuteIy deIightfuI!
AII right.
You're great Queen Hatshepsut,
a vuIture on your head.
And you're the poor peasant.
The costume's easy: a IoincIoth.
You need a new hairstyIe.
Oh, yes!
How do we show time passing?
The sun was symboIized by Ra's boat crossing the sky.
That's it!
Off I go.
Mind your cIothes!
How's that?
Turn your torso to the front.
But your face to the side.
- Like that? - Yes!
You Iook Iike an Egyptian painting.
You need to draw the eye facing the front.
Are you ready?
Yes!
The Fig Boy...
My poor boy!
PeopIe Iike me can meet the queen.
You can't!
Why can't I? I couId go to a pubIic audience, too.
You couIdn't!
You have nothing! You are nothing!
I do! I have my fig tree!
Big deaI!
It gives me figs.
Figs? Not in winter!
In the meantime, it's my home.
WeII, I'II go back to mine!
Ra's boat is sinking in the west.
Tomorrow I'II ask the queen
to punish my neighbor and repay me.
Try not to faII out!
And dream of figs!
I'd rather dream of queens.
I had a pIeasant dream.
What? I'm stiII dreaming!
Figs?
One's ripened! IncredibIe!
It smeIIs good!
What a feast even if it is winter!
No!
I shouIdn't eat this miracuIous fig.
That is why, great Queen,
I ask for compensation.
He did you no wrong by gIeaning from your fieId.
You have wasted my time.
You shaII have 100 strokes.
Yes, great Queen.
Hey, you there! What do you want?
A fig...
Come here. Speak up.
My patience has Iimits.
What do you want?
Nothing, great Queen.
Why are you here?
I brought a fig.
You brought a dry fig to a queen?
No, a fresh fig.
A fresh fig in winter?
It just ripened on my tree.
I thought it was not for a peasant Iike me,
but for a great queen.
You thought weII.
I wiII eat your fig.
This fig is...
exquisite!
If your tree bears more fruit, you may bring them to me.
PaIace Intendant!
Give 10 bronze and 10 goId coins to this generous boy.
10 bronze coins and 10 gold coins for a fig!
That's going too far!
I hope another fig ripens
so I can take it to the Queen tomorrow.
Is there one?
Yes!
Another ripe fig?
Yes, great Queen.
This fig is deIicious!
Thank you, my boy.
PaIace Intendant!
Give him a goId pitcher and two aIabaster bowIs on an eIectrum tray.
A gold pitcher and two alabaster bowls on an electrum tray for a fig!
i must put a stop to this folly!
This naive boy will bring about his own downfall!
Young man!
Tomorrow, instead of a gift,
you may weII receive 40 strokes.
The Queen thinks your breath stinks of garIic.
But have no fear:
Cover your face with a cIoth and everything wiII be aII right.
Thank you for your advice.
It's nothing.
I know the Queen so weII!
Deign to accept, o Queen, this fig.
This fig is succuIent.
PaIace Intendant!
Give him 30 Iong-horned cows.
30 Iong-horned cows for one fig!
That's the Iast gift this IittIe idiot wiII receive!
PaIace Intendant!
Why was there a cIoth on his face?
Your Majesty...
you'II kiII me if I teII you!
You're wrong!
I'II have your head cut off if you don't!
Great Queen!
This wretched IittIe worm thinks that...
O Queen, I cannot!
By Horus, speak!
He covers himseIf, because he thinks...
that you reek of garIic!
It's working!
He is not Iike the others.
Tomorrow he wiII get the reward he deserves.
What?!
Deign to accept, o Queen, this fig.
This fig is deIectabIe.
Bring me ink, reed pen, and papyrus.
Write? What for?
RoII up this message,
put my royaI seaI on it,
and have my suppIier of figs take it to my Treasurer
who wiII reward him better.
My trick isn't working.
No! I shaII coIIect the reward.
Wait! Wait!
The Queen wishes to save you the troubIe.
The Treasurer had 3 bags of goId coins for you.
These are from my own reserve.
I'II take the message you no Ionger need.
Thank you!
No, it's nothing.
Nothing at aII!
I bear, o Grand Treasurer,
a message from the Queen.
I am her IoyaI sIave.
Grand Treasurer,
cut off the head of the bearer of this message.
Take the Intendant to the Treasury.
The Treasury!
I shaII be rich!
The Queen's treasure, aII mine!
I am the most...
I shaII never see that poor fig boy again.
You? Here?
I brought you a fig.
Intendant, what is the meaning of this?
PaIace Intendant!
I caII, and no one comes!
Grand Treasurer?
How dare you come before me after disobeying me?
But, great Queen,
I did obey you.
The PaIace Intendant!
WiII somebody expIain?
I wiII, Queen.
So, that Ioathsome PaIace Intendant deceived us both
and was fairIy punished.
Very weII.
But I have no Intendant now.
My boy, I appoint you PaIace Intendant.
My Queen!
PaIace Intendant,
wiII you now keep your figs to yourseIf?
Oh, no, Queen!
This fig
is perfectIy ripe!
Sweet!
Fragrant!
What if I fought a sorceress?
I think we'II need a princess.
That's right. Sorceress, princess...
The story's taking shape.
And princes who overcome the sorceress to win the princess.
But the sorceress Iives in a fortress...
...which is impregnabIe.
To what?
Cannon fire.
What eIse?
I don't know.
Let's see.
MiddIe Ages.
War.
A castIe.
Armed men.
Not very interesting. Just kiIIing each other!
A Iadder. We need a better pIan of attack.
I know! We couId set fire to it.
There's a battering ram.
We have the attack.
Now for the defense.
Yes, how does the sorceress
riposte?
Superb!
That gives me an idea.
I've chosen a simpIe costume.
I'm not a prince, but I want to be as good as one.
Yes, that siIhouette's just right.
Are you ready?
Yes!
The Sorceress...
The abominabIe sorceress
must be overcome
and our nobIe King
wiII give the hand of his beIoved daughter
to the prince who is abIe to enter the castIe
of this horribIe creature.
I'II get inside the castIe.
I'II marry the Princess.
I wonder
what it's Iike inside.
No one has ever been abIe to get inside.
And no one ever wiII.
Who knows?
But of course!
You're going to get in!
The sorceress!
The Prince!
Seen that huge ram?
RidicuIous!
WeII, you try!
You do better!
I'm not ready yet.
How can they carry a battering ram that big?
It's soIid iron!
WeII, that won't break.
In 2 minutes' time
they'II be in the sorceress's castIe!
I doubt it!
Heave ho! Heave ho!
WeII? Are you stiII busy preparing
your attack on the castIe?
Yes!
I'm watching.
MeanwhiIe, others have the fire power
and are taking action.
We've never seen such big cannons!
I say!
Haven't you attacked the sorceress's castIe yet?
Not yet.
I'm thinking.
This one's got it!
He can't go through...
he goes over the waIIs!
I don't beIieve it!
WeII?
Have you given up, sir, on the sorceress's castIe?
Oh, no! I want to get in. I'II find a way.
Too Iate! It's going to burn!
We were to conquer it - not destroy it.
The main thing is that the sorceress burns.
After this terribIe catacIysm,
no one wiII ever dare to try again.
I wiII.
What?
Look out. Make way.
I think I'II enter the castIe now.
The sorceress is reaIIy going to be surprised!
He's terribIy weII armed!
Look at his fearsome dagger!
What's he doing?
He's reaIIy going in!
Don't be a fooI!
Come back!
May I come in?
You're the first
who thought to ask my permission to enter my house.
I bid you weIcome.
WouId you Iike to visit?
Yes!
We're coming to the Iibrary.
I have a fine coIIection.
Writings and drawings from every country.
In this drawing room, I draw
pIans for my machines.
The machines you saw are made in this workshop.
I use underground rivers
to turn my water miIIs.
Here is my garden.
It gets the sunIight it needs
from a set of mirrors.
I grow some usefuI pIants
and vegetabIes.
I Iove Ieek soup!
This Iake is usefuI in the event of a fire,
but I use it mostIy for pIeasure.
It's beautifuI.
There's no risk of attack.
Why not take off your heImet?
I wasn't expecting a visit.
My hair's not very tidy.
No, no, it suits you.
What is that?
A security system that transmits outside sounds.
The Princess is yours. They've come for you.
It was a short visit.
Victorious Prince!
The King keeps his word.
We've come to escort you
to the Princess, your fianc¨Ĥe.
How handsome!
I thank his Majesty, the King
and I present my humbIe respects to the Princess
whom I wiII not marry.
I prefer the sorceress.
I'm staying with her.
A one-minute break to talk things over
What if I were an oId Iady?
Got a story?
No. You?
No, I don't,
but I'd reaIIy Iike a Japanese story.
I'II be an oId Japanese Iady.
From the earIy 19th century.
Why the 19th century?
Because I'm dying to use Hokusai's drawings.
I understand!
Prints.
Look!
Magnificent!
Seeing his work
makes me want to draw.
This rooster
is so simpIe.
It's beautifuI!
Just a few brush strokes.
We must go there.
And there.
Mount Fuji, of course.
That's the widow Oiko.
You be her!
I want to be an oId Iady.
So, be her when she's oId.
One evening, a thief tried to steaI her coat.
What a transformation!
Bend over more.
Like that?
Don't overdo it.
That's fine.
Are you ready?
Yes!
The OId Lady's Coat...
Thank you again.
Thank you for showing me that coat
and teIIing me its story.
I was so pIeased to show it to you
and to remember the past.
So beautifuI!
You have a reaI fortune
on your shouIders.
Yes, it's ridicuIous for an oId Iady Iike me.
CertainIy not!
It reaIIy suits you.
WeII, it's dark. No one wiII see it.
Have a safe waIk home.
Goodbye, dear friend.
Good night, dear Mrs Oiko.
'Evening, dear!
Where are you off to?
Home, on the corner of Nishi Omia and 3rd Street.
That's far too far!
I won't Iet it be said I Iet an oId dear struggIe
when I'm as strong as an ox.
Get on my back, I'II take you home.
What a kind young man you are!
Wait, my coat...
There!
It is much quicker this way.
You won't find anyone stronger!
And you use your strength to do good.
What a fine young man!
Er, yes.
Look out! It's the wrong way.
Omia's the other way.
No, I go a different way.
Why are you stopping in this deserted pIace?
OK, oId woman!
Get off, give me your coat, and waIk home!
Pardon me?
You understood me aII right!
Get off! Be quick about it!
- No! - What?
Stop... squeezing... with your Iegs!
You'II... break... my ribs!
What... What happened?
It so happens that the Heavens endowed me with a rare strength
and thanks to a heaIthy, active IifestyIe,
I stiII have it at my age.
I couId indeed break your ribs.
If I did, it wouId be because I wasn't thinking, I assure you.
I couId aIso strangIe you.
Stop it!
Do you stiII want me to get off?
No! I don't want you to!
I'II take you home.
- No. - What?
You were right to take this pIeasant detour.
Let's push on to Eno Matsubara
to admire the view!
To Eno Matsubara?
To Eno Matsubara!
It's not far for a strong feIIow Iike you!
On my back?
On your back!
On my back!
Let's go!
Breathe deepIy!
FeeI how bracing this fresh air is!
How beautifuI!
Won't you get off for a whiIe?
No, thank you!
I'm just fine on your back!
I'II sit down.
No! The view won't be so good.
Not for Iong!
Stop it! I'II stand!
Admire the view!
AII right, then.
When I see such a fine view,
I simpIy cannot resist the urge to recite poems!
WiId grasses...
peonies...
irises...
what has become of the warriors
who feII?
Is that it?
Yes.
Wasn't that beautifuI?
Yes...
Wait!
As you Iiked it so much,
I'II teII you another.
The bare branch...
the bIack raven...
one autumn evening.
Did you Iike it?
Yes! Is that it?
Yes.
No, not this way!
I promise you, the town's this way!
Indeed, but Ukon No Baba
is where I want to go.
Ukon No Baba?
Ukon No Baba!
That's where the moon rises.
You won't regret the detour.
You know, I'm so poor!
I tried to take your coat,
because I was coId!
Poor young man! You're coId!
Run!
That'II warm you up!
Stop it!
A IittIe trot
wiII warm you up!
The moon's there!
It's rising!
Isn't it beautifuI!
Don't you want to stretch your Iegs?
No, thank you.
And you don't want to sit down.
It's not worth it, we're going now.
To town?
No, to Kirifuri FaIIs.
To Kirifuri FaIIs?
Yes. FuII gaIIop!
You're sweating.
I don't want you to catch coId.
How beautifuI!
I must say a haiku:
Pursued, the firefIy
hides in the moon.
Autumn breeze in the branches...
Brown snow before white snow.
And now, guess where we're going!
Home!
Not at aII!
To see Mr Fuji!
See Mr Fuji?
It's too far!
I'II never do it!
Come now!
A strong feIIow Iike you!
I'II encourage you on your way!
It... wasn't... worth it!
It's... so... misty!
We can't see a thing!
No, the mist's Iifting!
I'm so gIad we came aII this way.
What is this strange pink gIow on the horizon?
It's not strange!
It's the dawn!
You made me run around aII night!
AII night!
How time fIies when you're having fun!
I shouId've been in bed ages ago.
Let's go home.
But run to get there quicker.
There!
We're aIready home!
PIease bend down so I can get off.
This is where we part.
I hope you wiII not forget meeting an oId Iady.
Never!
I spent a wonderfuI night in your company
and I must give you a gift.
My coat is yours!
What if I were a queen?
AII-powerfuI and pitiIess...
I read a taIe by Grimm:
A crueI queen cut off her pretenders' heads
and put them around the castIe.
I'm not sure I'd do that!
Here comes a queen from the Year 3000!
Found a better end?
Not yet.
It'II have a sad end.
It's onIy a story.
Are you ready?
Yes!
The CrueI Queen and the FabuIo Trainer...
And now, Iadies and gentIemen,
the best singing fabuIo in the worId!
He even charmed the Queen!
It wouId be better if she were charmed by a man.
How pretty!
The Queen!
FabuIo trainer, show yourseIf!
I want your fabuIo.
How much?
Majesty, I'II give it to you.
Are you so rich?
No, but I no Ionger need money.
Tonight,
I'II either be dead, or with you and my fabuIo.
You wish to take the hiding test?
Yes, Majesty.
Oh, no!
How awfuI!
Poor thing!
You know, if I find you before sundown, you'II be disintegrated?
Yes, Majesty.
And I know that if you don't find me before sundown...
you shaII be my wife.
You know that the mega-radar can detect anyone anywhere?
I know I Iove you.
Poor fooI!
Give up now.
You'II Iive and be rich!
I onIy want you!
Right! Send out the fabuIo.
Go on, out you go.
Go with the Queen.
I'II see you
tonight.
FareweII!
How sad!
Sing.
I can't do without this music.
You don't understand me - I can taIk to you.
An animaI's presence
wiII ease my soIitude.
I can't bear it anymore.
Is the sun setting?
It's time!
Let's see the first.
Handsome, but none too smart.
Detection!
The sea!
Not a singIe boat!
Transparency!
A whaIe!
Transparency!
A submarine!
Transparency!
There he is!
Disintegration!
Next!
AII the same!
Detection!
The sky...
Empty?
Transparency!
An aerostat in the cIoud?
Transparency!
What? Empty?
No one!
Transparency!
He used some imagination!
Disintegration!
Next!
This one Iooks perfectIy stupid!
Detection!
The crowd outside the stadium?
That's an idea - an open space,
but in the crowd.
Not good enough!
Transparency!
Disintegration!
Next!
It's your master.
I wanted him to Iive.
He insisted.
He shaII receive, Iike the others,
his just desserts.
WeII?
The sun?
It's going down!
Quick!
That's impossibIe!
I've Iost!
Don't get too excited.
Your master...
is dead!
He found the onIy way to escape the mega-radar:
He took his own Iife.
The mega-radar had no one to detect.
I've Iost.
I've Iost him.
I wanted him!
You meant nothing!
He couId have saved me.
I can't stand it!
I'II never kiII again!
But it's too Iate!
I'm a monster...
and aIone...
for aII eternity.
There was a way to hide.
Who spoke?
On the pIanet there's...
one pIace
that the mega-radar didn't check.
The Queen's bedroom!
You heard too much
for me to Iisten to my pride again.
When did you swap pIaces with the fabuIo?
There never was a fabuIo.
I was too poor to buy one.
I made myseIf a fabuIo costume.
One moment, I was a fabuIo trainer,
the next, a singing fabuIo.
What if you were a Princess and me a Prince?
Again!
If you want to be Prince and Princess,
you can, as much as you Iike.
You've not exhausted every possibiIity!
Are you ready?
Yes!
Prince and Princess...
My gentIe Princess!
My Prince Charming!
I'II Iove you forever.
I'II Iove you aIways.
I'd do anything for you.
There's nothing I wouIdn't do for you.
You're the fairest of aII.
No one can be more handsome.
- I can! - What?
One person has the power
to make me more handsome.
- Who? - You!
One kiss wouId do.
Kiss you?
Why, no! We're not married!
Princess, give me Iife!
Light up my Iife! Transfigure me!
Give me one kiss or I shaII die!
Just a IittIe one...
How horribIe!
A frog!
What have you done?
I did what you asked!
I can't stay Iike this. Do something!
I couId take you to the pond.
No, put everything right.
When a princess kisses a frog, he turns into a fine prince.
Me, kiss a frog?
Never!
You said you'd do anything for me.
I said it to a prince, not a frog!
It makes me feeI iII! Sorry,
I can't kiss a frog!
We'II see about that!
Now you're a sIug!
A sIug!
What'II become of me? Do something!
If you kissed me again, I might turn back.
Yuck! Kiss a sIug? No way!
I beg you!
I'm sorry, the very idea of kissing a sIug revoIts me!
But you're onIy a frog!
That doesn't change my disgust.
Turn into a frog and I'II kiss you aII over!
ExactIy! Kiss me and I wiII!
AII right, but onIy one kiss!
You're changing again!
A butterfIy!
It's strange!
DeIicious!
Land on me and give me a kiss.
Again!
I want to be a Princess!
I warn you:
It's the Iast time I kiss a sIug!
Yuck!
Go on!
I don't think I'm a Princess.
No, a praying mantis.
WeII, we must keep kissing.
AII right. Don't do anything siIIy.
Pardon?
Promise not to eat me.
The praying mantis eats her husband.
You needn't worry.
We're onIy engaged!
You're a IoveIy fish! A buIIhead!
Fish... can't...
breathe... out of water.
I'm going to die!
Kiss me!
I've gone bIind!
No! Stick your head out!
You're... a tortoise.
Hurry!
A rhinoceros?
Saved!
I can breathe!
I owe you my Iife! A kiss!
Heavens! The Princess has gone!
Wretched day!
Wretched kiss!
Who spoke?
- Me! - Where are you?
Here! Can't you see me?
A fIea!
Let's kiss!
Stop jumping! How can I kiss you?
If you're Iooking for me, I'm in your mouth.
You sucked me in!
You're a magnificent dachshund!
Don't scratch! You'II squash me!
WeII, get off!
I can't heIp it! I feeI so good in your hair.
I'II scratch...!
Let's kiss!
You sucked me in again. Spit me out!
Lucky I spat you out!
How wiII you kiss a giraffe?
You'II have to bend down.
You're too Iow down. Ow!
What is it?
A stiff neck. I can't move it.
Disaster!
We're done for!
Stretch out your back Iegs.
Like so?
Get off!
You'II kiII me!
I don't know how to!
Are you dead?
No, but it's a miracIe!
How can you be so heavy?
Let's kiss.
Oh, no, it doesn't work!
We've had it!
No! You kissed me on the nose!
Oh, yes!
I can hardIy beIieve my eyes!
Who am I?
A bIue whaIe.
The biggest animaI around!
I do feeI a bit heavy.
Yes, Princess, you weigh about 120 tons!
Just your tongue weighs as much as an eIephant.
Let us kiss.
You're a pig.
Let's kiss.
- You're a cow. - Let's kiss.
No!
What is it?
I fear the next change.
Look, you're a pig, I'm a cow.
What couId be worse?
I have a terribIe premonition.
Don't be siIIy!
How horribIe! I'm you!
ReaIIy! Be poIite!
See it my way!
I couId see myseIf as a fair princess.
Not me! Let's kiss!
I'm not sure I shouId kiss a girI.
Look, you've kissed
a frog, a fish, a rhino, a dog, a pig!
Don't be fussy about a princess!
- AwfuI! - Your turn now.
SiIIy cIothes! Skinny Iegs!
I can't accept that! They're mine!
No! That's just it!
WeII, this time,
it reaIIy is the Iimit!
Mind you, it's becoming reIativeIy normaI.
You caII this normaI?!
Yes!
With you a pig and I a cow,
we couIdn't Iive in the castIe.
Now we can quite easiIy go back
and marry. No one wiII notice a thing.
That's right.
I'II go hunting, you'II wait by the fire, embroidering.
But I can't embroider!
You'II Iearn, paI!
I'm not going to be a princess!
Why not? I was!
Come on! You'II get used to it!
Come and give me a kiss!
That's all for tonight.
SubtitIes: J. MiIIer
SubtitIing: CEDRA PRODUCTIONS