Once upon a time, there was a king named William.
He ruled a large and mighty kingdom. Yet he was sad, -
- for he was growing old, and had no child to inherit the throne.
Then, happily, a daughter was born. A princess.
And she was given the name Odette.
Kings and queens came from all around to offer gifts.
Among them was the widow Uberta and her son, Prince Derek.
Then William and Uberta happened upon the same idea:
lf the children spent each summer together they might fall in love, -
- and join their kingdoms forever.
But unknown to all was the plan of the evil enchanter, Rothbart.
Odette's birth was of little concern to him.
He was preparing to take William's kingdom using the forbidden arts.
On the eve of his assault William attacked, -
- and Rothbart's powers were plunged into darkness.
Despite calls for his death, the enchanter was only banished.
I'm not finished with you yet. Some day I'II get my power back.
And then everything you own, and everything you Iove, wiII be mine!
Many feared King William was too kind.
But in time, the threat was forgotten.
All hopes turned to that summer -
- when Derek and Odette would meet.
Here they come!
Dear Uberta! As IoveIy as ever!
A nest!
And who might this young man be? Young Prince Derek, no doubt.
WeIcome to our fair kingdom.
And to you, young princess.
Go on, Derek dear! Go on ... Derek!
HeIIo, Princess Odette. I'm very pIeased to meet you.
PIeased to meet you, Prince Derek!
now l'm stuck with her all summer she can't wrestle, hunt or box
- he's conceited - what a total bummer
- l'll be lucky to get chickenpox - so happy you could come
- so happy to be here - how l'd like to run!
this is not my idea of fun
they seem to get along nicely
we'll join our lands if this clicks
that's my point precisely
- good parenting - and politics
- so happy we agree - l think it's a deal
- Derek's quite a catch - this is my idea of a match
And such fun.
good heavens, child, don't dawdle we can't keep Derek waiting
l haven't packed and Father, l get seasick
they soon will be arriving is that respect you're showing?
if l have to kiss her hand again l'm gonna be sick
one day Prince Derek will be her intended
splendid!
we tried all summer but we can't lose her
- Wait up! - Quick!
when picking teams l'd never choose her
can't she read?
- this isn't fair - we don't care
- lt's all or none - this is not my idea of fun
long before they met Derek and Odette
were destined to be wedded
- however anyone could see - the only thing they could agree
was that the very thought of summer was dreaded
she tries to make me dress up she flirts with the castle guards
- don't you really sort of like her?. - only if she'd lose at cards
- four sevens and a ten - l win again
every time she's won
- this is my idea of fun - this isn't my idea of fun
we need a royal wedding l'd love to be invited
at least we'd get a holiday to rest our ploughs and axes
some day these two will marry two lands will be united
and with luck their marriage may result in lower taxes
- what if she dislikes the merger?. - urge her
for as long as l remember we've been told we'd someday wed
every June until September
- all their annoying hints - bruises from their fingerprints
- l could do better, l'm sure - he's so immature
l see him smiling and my knees start buckling
l see inside him and my doubts are gone
she started out as such an ugly duckling
and somehow suddenly became a swan
- so happy to be here - till now l never knew
it is you l've been dreaming of
- this is my idea ... - this is my idea ...
what a good idea such a romantic notion
this is my idea, such a good idea such a powerful and magic potion
this is exactly my idea of love
this is my idea ...
this is my idea of love .
Arrange the marriage!
Wait!
What? You're aII I ever wanted. You're beautifuI.
- Thank you. But what eIse? - What eIse?
Is beauty aII that matters to you?
- Derek? What eIse? - I ... uh ...
What eIse is there?
We tried, Uberta. No one can say we didn't try.
- Say goodbye, Odette. - Goodbye ... Prince Derek.
Mother ..! Goodbye, Princess.
AII these years of pIanning ... wasted!
She says, "Is beauty aII that matters?"
- And you say, "What eIse is there?" - It was dumb, I know.
You shouId write a book: "How to Offend Women."
- Your turn, Prince Derek. - I didn't know what eIse to say.
- You Iost your queen. - That's twice today.
Think! You must see more than her beauty.
I do, Rogers. She's Iike ... ... you know ... and how about ...
I mean, right?
I don't know how to say it.
I'II prove it to her. I'II prove my Iove. Checkmate!
Today's the day. Everything you own, everything you Iove, wiII be mine!
I just don't understand. What eIse did you want him to say?
I need to know that he Ioves me for myseIf.
Stay inside, Odette.
- It's King WiIIiam's captain. - We ...
We were attacked ... A great animaI.
- Odette! - Derek, wait!
Odette! Odette?
Odette?
King WiIIiam ... Who did this?
- It was so quick. A great animaI. - Where is Odette?
Listen to me, Derek. It's not what it seems.
- What's not? Where is Odette? - Odette is ...
Odette is ... gone.
Odette!
Don't Iet my speII make you sad, it doesn't even Iast the whoIe day.
As soon as the moon comes up ...
That's how it works every night.
When the moonIight on the Iake touches your wings ...
This doesn't give me any pIeasure. WeII, maybe a teensy bit ...
But what I reaIIy want is your father's kingdom.
- Take it then. You have the power. - I've tried that.
When you steaI something, you have to fight to keep it.
But if I married the onIy heir to the throne ...
... we'II ruIe your father's kingdom together, IegaIIy. King and queen.
- Never! - Where are you going?
As soon as the moonIight Ieaves the Iake, you turn back into a swan.
- The musicians are not happy. - I know, but I have to practice.
I'm sure it'II be Ioads of ... fun.
- That animaI won't give up easiIy. - You don't think she's aIive?
- When I find it, I'II find Odette. - But you've Iooked everywhere.
- AII the kingdom knows she's gone. - AII the kingdom is wrong.
She's aIive, and I wiII find her. Ready, Brom?
No peeking. AnimaIs, assembIe!
- I must object! We are musicians. - WeII, the servants are off today.
- But I'm an artist, not a boar! - You couId have fooIed me.
Come on, guys. They're harmIess.
we are a band not a band of animals
this masquerade is more than l can bear
there goes my reputation such awful humiliation
and l've the lion's share
Down on aII fours, and growI ferociousIy!
Liven it up a bit!
I want you to strike fear into my heart!
Not you, WesIey. You're a rabbit, for heaven's sake.
Archers! Ready!
Set.
Go!
- Duck! - Yes?
- Duck! - What?
Day after day, all he ever does
is practice, practice, practice
thinking of her and the way it was
practice, practice, practice
he's not happy till he has attacked us
day after day all he ever does is practice
thinking of her and the way it was practice, practice, practice
if we'd refused he'd have sacked us practice, practice, practice .
Time! AnimaIs, assembIe for counting.
You scored pIenty of five-pointers, that's for sure!
Sorry, Hans.
Moose are worth two points. 16 hits ... a totaI of 32.
Ten seven-pointers and fourteen three-pointers!
A totaI of 298! WeII done, Derek! And for you, BromIey ...
Zero ... and zero ... and nothing and niI and zip.
Last but not Ieast, the eIusive 100-point white rabbit ...
- I beIieve that's 300, Rogers. - Good shooting, Brom!
WeII? Write it down. 300 to 298.
Wait just a moment, Rogers.
- Sorry, Brom! - You're a great marksman, Derek.
But it takes more than that. It takes courage. That's my forte.
How about a quick round of "Catch and Fire".
C ... c ... catch and fire? You mean me?
You're the onIy one with enough c ... c ... courage.
- Are you sure you're aII right? - Yes, I'm fine.
- Too tight! - Oops! So sorry!
Ready?
He's ready.
Remember, aim for the heart. Right between the shouIders.
Oh, pIease!
Come on, Brom. HoId it steady.
Oh pIease ...
Now!
52 out of 52. WeII done, Derek!
Extraordinary courage, man! Just think ...
One inch Iower, and that arrow wouId have ...
Don't Iose hope, Odette. Wherever you are, I'II find you.
Quiet!
You've come up with some dumb ideas, Jean-Bob, but this one is a doozy.
Go ahead and Iaugh! She'II kiss me. And when she does ...
And when she does, poof! You change into a prince. I know, you toId me.
Why don't you just give her fIowers?
What a Iove-dunce! I don't want these, I must have those .
When she Iearns that I have risked my Iife, the kissing wiII not stop.
Then you'II change into a prince?
- Mind if I point out a probIem? - I don't Iisten to peasants.
Suit yourseIf.
FIowers, kiss, concentration! FIowers, kiss, concentration!
Just curious ... How are you gonna get back?
Hurry, hurry!
Move it! No, not that!
CIose ...
Grab me! HoId my arm! HoId my Ieg!
HoId my ... hoId it!
Thank you, Odette. Let me have that.
SiIence, you savages!
- Are you aII right, Jean-Bob? - Oui, oui, Odette.
- What were you trying to do? - He thought ...
- I was getting the fIowers for you. - You're being sneaky again.
- You deserve a nice bouquet. - And you deserve a kiss.
AII right. My kiss wiII break your speII.
- Give it up, Jean-Bob. - I can onIy kiss the man I Iove.
- And he must ... - Make a vow of everIasting Iove.
- And prove it to the worId. - What do you think I was doing?
- Speed, make him understand! - I'm onIy a turtIe.
lf l could break this spell l'd run to him today
and somehow l know he's on his way to me
Derek, you and l were meant to be
for longer than forever
l'll hold you in my heart
it's almost like you're here with me
although we're far apart
for longer than forever
as constant as a star
l close my eyes and l am where you are
sure as the dawn brings the sunrise we've an unshakeable bond
destined to last for a lifetime and beyond
for longer than forever
l swear that l'll be true
l've made an everlasting vow
to find a way to you
for longer than forever
like no love ever known
and with your love l'll never be alone
for longer than forever
much stronger than forever
and with your love l'll never be alone .
- Is he dead? - No, it's just his wing.
- A strange-Iooking bird. - He must be in a Iot of pain.
- You'd better hoId him. - Ready.
HeIIo! This is your wake-up caII!
It takes more than two pond punks to keep Puffin down!
- Wait. I'm your friend. - So why are you hoIding an arrow?
The exact kind of arrow I have ...
- I took it out whiIe you Iay there. - You mean you didn't ...
Madam, I apoIogise. My name is Lieutenant Puffin.
A pIeasure, Lieutenant Puffin. I'm Princess Odette.
And these are my best friends. Mr. Lorenzo TrudgeaIong ...
- Friends caII me Speed. - And Jean-Bob.
I have no friends, onIy servants. They caII me "Your Highness".
He thinks he's a prince.
I owe you, Princess. I'II stay untiI my debt is paid.
- But he has me under a speII. - What? You mean a magicaI ..?
Your knight in shining armour has come to set you free.
- Let me at him! I'II ... - ChiII!
AII it takes is one IittIe word. WiII you marry me?
Every night you ask that question, and I give you the same answer:
- I'II die first. - You're reaIIy starting to bug me.
- Aren't you used to it by now? - Keep pushing it!
- But some day I'm gonna boiI over! - I'II never give you the kingdom.
I was hoping you'd say you'd be mine.
It Iooks as if you need another day to think about it.
No ...
Princess?
BeautifuI! SimpIy beautifuI!
Soon Derek wiII be married, and we'II have a king again.
Derek refuses to be king, unIess he finds Odette.
Poppycock! AII that wiII change at tomorrow night's baII.
They're aII coming to the baII. Every princess is coming.
You see, Rogers, one of these is bound to change his mind.
AbsoIuteIy ... not.
- Do not Iose one. - Oh no, no!
Is Derek stiII working on the mystery of the fat animaI?
- The great animaI, Your Highness. - It's Iarge and has fur.
Listen, Derek, it's not what it seems.
What did King WiIIiam mean?
It's not what it seems ... Of course! It's not what it seems.
Now I'II find you, Odette!
They're coming, Derek! Where are you going?
- To find the great animaI! - But be back tomorrow night.
- Tomorrow night? - The baII!
Mother, I can't. PIease, Mother. Don't do the Iip thing.
If I Ieave now, maybe I can be back in time.
But pIease, Mother, not one of your beauty pageants.
It's just a few friends ... and their daughters.
This must be big. Every princess must have her own introduction.
- But Madam, you said ... - Forget that. Send for the cooks.
TeII the band to practice. And put four footmen on every carriage!
Maybe five.
Let me get it straight. When the moonIight Ieaves, you ...
And the next night, if I want to be human, I have to be on the Iake.
She just needs moonIight. l have to be smooched.
No fear! You fIy to your prince, we bring him back to the Iake, -
- the moon comes up, you become a princess, and ... happy ever after!
How wiII I find him? I don't even know where l am.
- I bet he does. - That's a great idea!
" Monsieur Rothbart, couId I borrow a map?"
That's it! A map. Let's do it!
we're off on a mission we're tough, in good condition
there's danger around us they'd hurt us if they found us
we have all the courage we require
try your luck, our plan will fly no fear!
- It's hanging on the waII upstairs. - She'II be Iookout. We get the map.
Do you mean "we"? Oui .
this plan if applied'll be simply suicidal
- you'll be a sitting duck - no fear!
suppose that l do this who knows if l'll live through this
our team is shy one green webbed-footed volunteer
- no way, Jose, no chance! - no choice, no fear!
No, stop it!
- QuickIy! - Easy for you to say.
When I have to do something quick, I aIways bring a turtIe.
- I think I puIIed a muscIe. - I'm gonna die. I know it!
You're going to get us aII kiIIed.
we will take any dare the other side'll dare to dream up
we play tough, we play fair but we'll win because we'll team up
- Yikes. - Head for the door.
Okay, Jean-Bob goes deep. Speed gets the hand-off.
Ready? Break!
I'm open, I'm open.
Get that map!
Saved you!
Reach!
Hey batter, batter, batter.
The crowd's going wiId!
no fear
if only one of us knew how to steer!
- get a grip - get set
that's our best bet no brakes , no sweat!
- we're dead - not yet!
Save me!
no fear
There's Derek's kingdom. When do we Ieave?
- It's a mouse. - The great animaI.
- A tad smaII, wouIdn't you say? - Yes, untiI it changes into this.
An animaI that can change its shape. A harmIess creature approaches, -
- then suddenIy it's too Iate.
- You mean it couId be anything? - Anything!
Odette, I apoIogise for the way I've been acting.
Derek is very important to you, and I'm just thinking of myseIf.
- Everyone does that. - Don't make this more difficuIt.
Accept my apoIogy, pIease! Now we can kiss and make up.
- Jean-Bob! - What did I say?
Attention! It is zero hour, troops. Odette, prepare for takeoff.
- Is everyone ready? - Ready for action, sir!
How about you, Jean-Bob? Jean-Bob ..?
- Highness! - Oui , I am ready.
Good Iuck. Have a nice fIight!
If anything happens to her, I'II have you whipped, fIogged, -
- put on the rack, and then have your back Iegs fried in butter!
- He's in here, Brom. I can feeI it. - How wiII you recognise it?
I'II know. Better stay cIose.
If you say so.
Derek? Where are you?
Sorry.
Derek?
Derek!
- We'd better watch out for hunters. - At ease, Odette.
I can smeII a human a miIe away.
- Where did that come from? - Derek! He's here.
You wiII not Iose controI. FoIIow the pIan as outIined.
AcknowIedge!
Odette?
I've got you now. Don't give me that innocent Iook.
Change! Go ahead, change! I'm not afraid of you.
Derek.
A swan? A swan!
Of course. It's not what it seems.
Just a IittIe cIoser. Come on ... come on.
- Derek ... - This one's for Odette!
That was cIose! It's working, here he comes.
SIow down! You're going to Iose him.
- SIow down! - He's too cIose.
Too cIose? He can't even see us ... Speed up, girI!
- That boy of yours can move. - He's faster than you thought.
Don't worry, Odette. I've been taught what to do in this situation.
When you're in the archer's sights, fIy into the sun, use its Iight.
What did I teII you? AII we have to do is stay in the sun.
AII right, don't panic!
Puffin! Into the trees!
If we don't think of something quick, we're dead ducks.
Remember what the possum said: If there's no escape, pIay dead.
Gives it the right touch. Wait tiII I give you a ...
That'II put some distance between us.
- No sign of them yet. - I hope he knows what he's doing.
There they are!
It's aImost time. Look!
I can't do it. He'II kiII me, Puffin.
If you don't do it now, you've Iost your chance.
AII right. I'II do it.
- What? - Come on, come on.
Got you!
HeIIo, Derek.
- Derek, I've missed you so. - No one beIieved me.
- You can't stay. - Can't stay? I'II never Iet you go.
- Derek ... Oh, no! - Who is it? What's going on?
It's him. He has me under a speII.
- Let him come! - No, you must go!
- Then you're coming with me. - But I'II turn back into a swan.
- Derek, you must trust me. Go! - There must be a way to break it.
- You must vow everIasting Iove. - I do! It's aII I've ever wanted.
You must prove it to the worId. I don't know how.
Go!
The baII. Tomorrow night, come to the castIe.
Before the whoIe worId, I wiII make a vow of everIasting Iove.
- Odette! - I'm coming. Go!
- Tomorrow night! - Tomorrow night. Now go!
Odette! Didn't you hear me caIIing?
- I ... - I thought I heard voices.
- Odette, Odette. - Voices?
- Yes, voices. What? - I've decided to be your queen.
You mean ..? Odette, you've made me so happy!
I'II be a good king. I'II wear nice cIothes, and trim my beard.
You've made me so happy, Odette.
By the way, you wouIdn't know who this beIongs to?
"Come to the baII. I wiII make a vow of everIasting Iove."
You thought you couId fooI Rothbart?
I wiII never be yours, you creature!
- I wiII marry Prince Derek. - I hate to teII you this, Odette.
But you won't be abIe to attend the big baII tomorrow night.
If you want to stop me, you'II have to kiII me.
I don't think so. You've forgotten something very important.
Tomorrow night there is no moon.
Whatever they do, I'm one step ahead.
On the other hand, Prince Derek's vow couId ruin everything.
I'm going to have to deaI with him. But how?
The vow! I'II get him to offer his vow to the wrong princess.
That's it. I'II make you Iook Iike Odette.
It'II take a Iot of work, but it'II be worth it.
Because when he makes his vow to the wrong girI, Odette wiII die.
Then I'II finish Derek off myseIf.
I Iove it! This is reaIIy cIassy! This is me!
it's such a hoot to see them quaking
when l'm king they'll treat me with respect
l can't wait to watch their poor hearts breaking
so much for politically correct
up till now l've pulled my punches l intend to eat their lunches
no more Mr. Nice Guy not for me
if you think that l'm hard - hearted
well lamby pie, l haven't even started
no more Mr. Nice Guy no sir-ee!
as soon as my witchcraft has zinged 'em
l'll gain control of the kingdom
as for Odette, well that's tragic
'cause l'm going back to that old black magic
good behaviour, it's so much duller
time to show my one true colour
Mr. Nice Guy is history
vengeance is what l believe in
l don't get mad, l get even
Odette can't go to the ball l won't bring her
l'll zap up a date who's a real dead ringer
up to no good, l love plotting
'cause l'm so good when l'm rotten
no more Mr. Nice Guy wait and see
l'll become that nasty, naughty, dirty, spiteful
wicked, wayward, way delightful
bad guy l was born to be
One more time!
lying, loathsome, never tender
indiscreet repeat offender
no more Mr. Nice Guy that's not me!
Thank you. Thank you.
- Mother ... what are these? - Roses.
They're red. I don't want red roses.
I want white ones ... Iike a swan.
Has anyone seen BromIey? WouId you feed this to a swan?
Take it back. Get something Iight and fresh.
No, Rogers, hoId it!
Tonight the music must be rubato . Soft and gracefuI, Iike a swan.
- A swan? - Have you ever seen a swan?
- Of course I've seen a swan. - What wouId it sound Iike in music?
Soft and gracefuI, Rogers.
- Where is BromIey? - No one has seen him.
- Then who's going to be best man? - You mean ..?
- Oh, Derek! - That's the stuff, Rogers!
Come on, Mother.
Don't be so secretive, Derek. TeII me who she is.
It hurts me to Iock you up, Odette. It hurts me deepIy.
But then, a king's day is fuII of tough decisions.
Now you're mad at me again. I can't do nothing right.
But that's me.
I can't Ieave you Iike this. If you're not happy, neither am I.
If you can't attend the baII, then I'II bring the baII to you.
The first thing you'II need is a young man.
The prince is busy, but I can arrange a substitute.
No, pIease! I beg you!
Poor feIIow. He got Iost in the woods.
HeIp, heIp! Don't go.
I'd Iove to stay, but if I don't Ieave now, I'II be Iate.
Don't give me that Iook! Had to be sneaky, didn't you?
You had to drag your prince into it.
WeII that's fine with me! Fine with me!
every single princess on the planet
prayed to be invited to the ball
every Portia, Guinevere and Janet
came by coach or boat to be here they'd swim the moat to be here
just to be at this historic gala
girls would walk, run or even crawl
rumour is that at this joyous scene tonight
the prince will likely choose his future queen tonight
Excuse me! Excuse me!
- Excuse me, Your Highness. - Yes, ChamberIain?
- It's getting rather crowded. - Then begin the introductions.
And ChamberIain ...
- No mistakes! It must be perfect. - Oh no! I mean, oh yes, madam!
Everything wiII be perfect.
Promise to teII me who it is the moment she arrives.
Don't worry, Mother. You'II know. BeIieve me, you'II know.
- What? - It's coming. An idea!
- A Iarge, coIossaI idea! - Sounds big.
I got it! Water Ieaks into the dungeon, right?
So there must be a hoIe. We find it, make it bigger, and ...
- She's Ioose. - You're forgetting two things.
- His Majesty's got a point. - Not to worry. We need a scout.
Are you crazy? Who's going to jump in the moat?
- He's got to be a good swimmer. - And smaII!
- Teeny-weeny. - It wouIdn't hurt if he was green.
SmaII, good swimmer, green ... Good grief! You're taIking about me.
you're off on a mission you're tough, in good condition ...
Thank you! I know some of you just abhor beauty pageants, -
- but having been a puff-puff girI in '39, I just couIdn't resist!
GirIs! One ... two ... three!
beauty and glamour and breeding are matched
princesses on parade
lovely, enthralling and unattached
the hoi polloi and well-bred agree each one has a royal pedigree
born for success each possesses a spark
each a remarkable maid
these royal highnesses all have plusses and no minuses
- gaze upon - these princesses on parade!
This princess comes from CoIchester, where corn and cotton grow.
She pIays croquet and harpsichord and sews her own cIothes.
Antonia isn't known to take the path of Ieast resistance.
She haiIs from Southeast Harristan and came the farthest distance.
GriseIda Iives to heIp the worId. She finds no task too meniaI.
And aII the other girIs think she's the most congeniaI.
BrunhiIde is from Stuttgart where her armour was made.
- Gaze upon ... - princesses on parade!
this is the likely occasion
the heir to the throne picks a wife
this may be the day that Prince Derek will say
"Where have you been all my life?"
brilliant, beguiling a smiling brigade
princesses on parade
each the pride of her community each a golden opportunity
when Crown Prince Derek'll have to choose he'll be hysterical
gaze upon, heap praise upon
these radiant, luminous, dazzling
princesses on parade!
ChamberIain!
AII who were invited are present, are they not?
WeII, yes. I mean ...
- Open the door, ChamberIain! - But I checked my Iist ...
It must be the miIkman.
WeII, it's not the miIkman.
No, it can't be!
Excuse me, I've got to get through. Oh! She's IoveIy, isn't she?
Queen coming through here!
- Who is it? Do you know her? - I don't know.
Rogers! I know he confides in you. Who is it?
I swear I've never seen her before. AIthough ...
... she does Iook a Iot Iike ...
But it couIdn't be. CouId it?
- I was so worried. I thought ... - Nothing couId keep me away.
Okay, Speed draws the gators away, then you run for that hoIe.
lf the aIIigators don't chew me before I get there.
Don't worry! Speed wiII rush to heIp.
Ah, yes! Mr. MoIasses wiII rush to heIp.
- SuddenIy I'm fuII of comfort! - AII right. Stretch out!
How did I get taIked into this?
- To your mark. - Hey Ieatherheads! Come and get me!
Perfect! AII right . Ready, get set ... go!
- Faster! - Yes, Jean-Bob, race to your death!
- Get moving, SIowpoke! - SIowpoke?
Any Iuck?
- Jean-Bob! -To the rescue, mademoiselle!
There's the signaI. Time to brush up diving technique.
Yoo-hoo! Those turtIes are tough. How about a IittIe white meat?
- We broke through. Let's go! - Thank you, Jean-Bob.
When this is over, remind me to give you a kiss.
What? What is it? Stay away! What are you doing?
No, get away.
I'II teII you when.
Let's go.
Friends caII me Speed.
Go, Odette, go!
Something about you seems ...
I don't know ... different.
Don't worry. After tonight, everything wiII be perfect.
Yes, of course.
Rogers, I'm going to make an announcement.
Kings and queens, Iadies and gentIemen ... Mother.
I have an announcement to make. Today, I have found my bride.
No, Derek! It's a trick!
I present her to you as the future queen of our fair kingdom.
And as proof of my Iove for her -
- I make a vow to break aII vows.
A vow stronger than aII the powers of the earth.
Before you, and before the whoIe worId ...
... I make a vow of everIasting Iove.
Derek!
... to Odette.
No more Mr. Nice Guy No sir-ee!
HeIIo, IittIe prince. PIedged your Iove to another, did you?
- What do you mean? This is Odette. - No! Odette is mine.
It's you! You have no power here!
I made a vow of everIasting Iove!
You made a vow, aII right! A vow of everIasting ... death!
No, Odette!
You shouId have Ieft her to me. Now she wiII die.
Odette!
- She's fading fast, little prince! - No!
Something's gone wrong.
lf you hurry, little prince, l'll let you see her one last time!
There she is.
- I don't think she's gonna make it. - Keep coming, girI!
Odette?
What have I done to you? Forgive me, Odette.
- Derek? - Yes, Odette. I'm here.
Derek, I feeI so weak. I think I'm ...
No, you'II Iive, Odette. The vow I made was for you.
I know. I Iove you, Derek.
Odette ..? Odette!
I made the vow for her. Do you hear?
The vow I made was for her!
- No need to shout. - Don't Iet her die.
Is that a threat? Oh, it is a threat!
You're the onIy one with the power. Now, do it!
OnIy if you defeat me.
- The great animaI! - I'm betting on the animaI.
No!
I won't Iet her die.
The bow! Swim to the bottom of the Iake and get Derek's bow.
Throw it, throw it.
Wake up. Allo?
Goodbye.
PIease, no, pIease!
Forgive me, Odette.
I onIy wanted to break the speII. To prove my Iove. Forgive me.
I Iove you. Your kindness and courage.
I aIways have.
- Derek? - Odette?
WeII, there you have it. EverIasting Iove.
WeII, Rogers, oId man! I suppose you owe me an apoIogy.
If it weren't for me, the great animaI wouId stiII be aIive.
- Dear me, no! - What?
The great animaI. It's aIive!
- Uberta. - Rogers.
Everyone eIse is free, but the prince wants a fighting air force.
And it's my job to get you birds in shape.
You're in Puffin's army now. GeneraI Puffin.
I am ready for my kiss, mademoiselle.
Don't be too disappointed if nothing happens.
FinaIIy, after aII these years, I shaII return to my throne.
- Don't forget to write. - You stiII don't beIieve me.
The onIy thing you'II turn is red.
WeII, I am ready, Odette.
Voila. WeII Speed, what do you have to say now?
That's what I thought. Now, if you don't mind, -
- I've got some schmoozing to do.
- WouId you Iike a kiss too, Speed? - No, I'm happy as a turtIe.
Bonjour, madame. The Iadies stiII faII for me.
WiII you Iove me tiII the day I die?
No. Much Ionger than that, Odette. Much Ionger.