Barbie and the Three Musketeers Page #3

Synopsis: Barbie stars as Corinne, a country girl who dreams of being a Musketeer, protectors of the French royal family, just like her father, D'Artagnan. Now seventeen, Corinne asks her mother to let her go to Paris to become one.
Genre: Animation
Year:
2009
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You are late.

And after I just saved

the Prince's life.

You saved

the Prince?

Oh, that is so romantic.

I was cleaning

the turret windows

when his flying contraption

went out of control.

His flying

contraption?

I thought he was

just doing tests.

He was. But the ropes must have broken.

Or they were cut.

Just like the chandelier.

I found this near

the chandelier rope.

I think

it means something.

Yesterday the chandelier,

and today his flying machine?

Sabotage?

What you are suggesting

is very serious.

We must tell

Monsieur Treville!

Or the Regent.

No!

Until we have proof of a plot

against the Prince, we trust no one.

Keep your eyes

and your ears open.

You must be prepared

for anything.

The Prince may be

in grave danger.

Alexander! Alexander!

Miss Miette.

To what do I owe the

pleasure of your company?

Last night, Corinne and her friends

came home and told tales about training.

They parried,

and thrust, and...

What is it, Miette?

I wish I could train, too.

But I can't go back

in the castle

or Madam Bossy

will throw me out.

How will I ever become a

mus-cat-eer if I can't train?

All the training in the

world won't help you.

Soon, my master will be king.

And as his loyal

royal dog,

my first task will be to see to it that

you're banished from France. Bye-bye.

You don't scare me.

Oh! You mustn't

miss your training.

But how will I get in?

Now, there's a secret passageway

just behind the stable.

No one will see you

enter or exit the castle.

Thanks, Alexander. See you.

Positions!

We are so ready!

I cannot believe

you bested Madame HÈlÈne.

Nothing can stop us.

Let's celebrate.

Yeah!

What are they doing?

Whatever it is, they don't

want anyone to know about it.

That's the last one.

The gem matches.

That's the knife that was

used to cut the chandelier.

Now what is he up to?

These are the perfect

party favors

for the sword dance

at the Masquerade Ball.

The Prince won't

know what hit him.

Did you see that?

The Regent's men are planning to

sneak weapons into the Masquerade Ball.

We've got to warn the Prince.

I am placing musketeers in the ballroom

and at key security points

throughout the castle.

I will have men stationed

outside at every entrance.

They will ensure that no

weapons enter the castle.

that I am leaving the

Prince's safety in good hands.

You will not

be at the Ball?

No.

I am leaving for my chateau in the

morning. Mountain air, you know.

Wonderfully bracing.

Well, you can count

on the musketeers.

Believe me, I am.

Open the door!

What are you doing

here at this hour?

We must see the Prince.

I have warned you, you are

never to speak to the Prince.

Now, go home at once!

The Prince is in danger.

The Prince has

Monsieur Treville

and the Regent

looking after him.

He doesn't need help

from four meddling girls.

We are not leaving

without seeing the Prince.

I forbid you from entering the castle.

Now if you know

what's best you'II...

What is the

meaning of this?

We must speak

to the Prince!

And why, pray tell?

The Regent's men are

plotting against the Prince.

Ah, I see.

You're delusional.

How do you know

about this plot?

We saw it with

our own eyes.

And heard it

with our own ears.

What proof

do you have?

Inside those crates

are weapons.

Weapons to be used

at the Masquerade Ball.

We heard his men

talking about it in town.

Open the crates,

you'll see.

Looks like decorations.

Because they are decorations

for the Prince's sword dance

at the Masquerade Ball.

As you can see,

they are harmless.

Oh, look at moi, I'm going

to overthrow the Prince!

There are swords, real ones.

Open the other crates!

Corinne, you must stop

this foolishness.

But we saw them. They are

plotting against the Prince.

You've got to do

something about it.

Yes, yes. Thank you for your concern,

but you really must leave now.

Escort them from the castle.

Monsieur Treville, you said if I

ever needed anything, to come to you.

I extended you that courtesy

because I knew your father.

But what would your father

say if he saw you now?

Stay away from the Prince, the

castle, and the Masquerade Ball.

If you do not, I will have no other

choice than to have you all arrested.

You are all fired.

If you ever step

foot in the castle,

you will be thrown

in the dungeon forever.

This is the worst

night of my life.

No one believes us,

we've lost our jobs,

we've been banned

from the castle...

And we smell like garbage. Oh!

So much for being musketeers.

What are we gonna do?

We're all going to go back to our

homes and forget about all of this.

No. We can't leave.

There's still a plot

against the Prince.

Yes, and Treville and the

musketeers will handle it.

But it's what we've

been training for.

Why can't we protect

the Prince?

Because we'll be sent to the dungeon

forever if we step into the castle.

But we're the only ones

who know about the plot.

We have a noble duty.

And we're ready, we've trained

to protect the Prince.

Everyone thinks

we're wrong.

But we know

we're right.

Maybe Corinne is right.

It would be dramatic, returning

from exile to save the day!

Who knows the castle

better than we do?

We've cleaned every

inch of the place.

The guards will be at

the door waiting for us.

So we'll need costumes,

so we're not recognized.

That's right!

It's a masquerade ball.

No one will recognize us wearing these.

We'll need four costumes.

Viveca, think

you can handle it?

They'll be the most

beautiful gowns at the Ball.

They must be functional.

But of course.

We'll need new weapons, ones

that blend in with our costumes.

RenÈe, can you handle that?

On it.

Everyone does know

how to dance, right?

I'll teach you.

Oh, this is wonderful. I always

wanted to go to a royal ball

and save the Prince.

Are we in?

I'm in.

I'm in.

In.

All for one

and one for all!

A little sparkle?

What are the chances

That we'd be here today

Different girls

from different worlds

Trying to find our own way

Now we're the perfect team

Sharing the same dream

Don't try to stop us

Or keep us down and out

Power of four

Forever more

And now there is no doubt

Answering the call

Breaking down the wall

All for one

It's true

It's true

Together we know what to do

Strong hearts

Strong minds

Fighting for what's

right every time

United

United

Decided

Decided

We'll never be divided

All for one

One for all

We may look beautiful

We may be dutiful

But don't be fooled

by our finesse

We're here to save the day

Come on, en garde, touchÈ

We're no damsels in distress

Don't mess with the dress

It's time. Let's do it.

All for one...

And one for all!

We'll never be divided

All for one

One for all

Another ball.

Your last...

As prince.

Your next will be as king.

I suppose that's true.

Doesn't make these things

any easier, though.

Are you sure you can't

stay for the ceremony?

Oh, you are grown up now.

My job here is done.

I'll miss you.

Well, I'll never be far

from the castle.

Return now

to the back entrance.

Yes, sir.

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Amy Wolfram is a writer of comics and television. She has scripted episodes of the animated series Teen Titans, Legion of Super-Heroes and Te more…

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