Behind the Waterfall Page #2
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- 1995
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can watch him.
Okay, but let's
make it quick
so he doesn't see us.
The next time
he stops, we'll run.
What happened?
I think he saw me!
Are you sure?
No, but he's
still coming.
Then he probably
didn't see you.
Let's go!
Hoo hooo!
Halt!
You're captured!
What's this?
Miniature bandits?
We're not bandits.
But we know
who you are!
And who might that be?
You're a leprechaun,
you have to take us
to your pot of gold
...and grant
us three wishes.
A leprechaun is it?
My, my Alex!
I never realized
you were a storyteller, too!
Tommy thinks
you're a leprechaun.
Tommy is it?
It's a pleasure
to meet you.
Liam patrick conners,
at your service.
What gives you this notion
i'm a leprechaun?
And don't think
you can get away
from me.
I'm sure
i couldn't, even if
i were a leprechaun.
I told you
he isn't one!
I didn't say that!
Then
you are one?
And i didn't
say that.
So are you a
leprechaun or not?
What if i told you
i was an angel?
Angels have wings.
Oh they do,
do they?
And what might
a leprechaun look like?
Like you.
You two
have got me in
quite a spot here.
If i tell you
i'm not a leprechaun
you'll think i'm lying
so i can be on my way.
Tommy, you can't
judge a book by its cover.
Especially an old one.
Huh?
It's not what a person
looks like that makes
them what they are.
It's the intent
of their hearts
and the good
they are willing to do
for others that matters.
He's trying to
tell you he's not
a leprechaun, Tommy.
So you can't grant
me three wishes?
No, i can't.
If only
we could find the
lost faeden...
the what?
The what?
Surely
you've heard the legend
of the lost faeden?
What's a faeden?
The faeden is
a small gold flute,
the king of the fairies
uses to play the
song of the creator on.
It helps all
the other fairies
see the glory
and the wonder
and the beauty of life.
And Tommy,
it's also what he uses
to grant wishes.
And it's lost?
Aye.
That's quite a story.
You see, one day
the king of the fairies
comes to me
with a special order...
to make shoes
for all the fairies.
They've got this
wonderful ball coming up.
They're going to
have funny fireflies hanging...
but that's another story.
But anyway,
after he left
i realized he'd left
his faeden behind.
I put it in
me safe for safekeeping
awaiting his return.
But that night,
as i was working late,
a young man
busts into me shop
and demands all me money.
And i give it to
him, every cent.
But that wasn't enough for him,
I told him,
"it's no use to you"
"since you don't know
how to use it."
But he took it anyway.
I chased him
as far as i could,
but i lost him.
He got away from me.
But he didn't
get away from
the others.
What others?
What others?
Why, the fairies,
of course.
He tried to make
his get away through
these fields and woods.
But he never made it.
What happened?
Well, the police found
his body in the river.
Poor soul.
They never knew for sure
what happened to him,
but i do.
What?
C'mere.
The pooka.
The pooka?
The pooka?
Shhh...! Aye,
an odd fairy that one.
Comes at night
in the shape of a horse,
and beckons you
to ride him.
But if you
mount his back,
he'll take you
on a death ride
that you'll
never survive...
unless you're one
of the bravest at heart.
Wait a minute.
If they got
the thief,
then the king
got his faeden back!
No lass, seems that
he lost it somewhere
on the fairy ride.
Then the fairies know
where it is, right?
No, according
to the legend,
this area is still
filled with fairies
all looking for the flute.
Really?
Aye lad, and
they'll find
it someday.
But i kinda feel
responsible for it
and i'd like
to find it first
so i could give
it back to the king meself.
So i come here everyday
looking for it.
It's here somewhere,
But alas,
the going's slow because
me eyes aren't
what they used to be.
We could help
you look for it.
It'll be like
a treasure hunt.
Aye, you could
at that,
and a fine treasure
we might find.
But i don't know...
look, look, look there!
What do you see?
I don't see
anything.
Nothing?
Trees.
Trees.
Only trees?
And look,
what's that over there?
Clouds!
Clouds.
And
that's all?
What about
the wind? Listen.
Did you hear 'em?
Ahh, never mind.
I can see i've
got me work cut out.
You've got
a lot to learn.
This is not a task for
the faint of heart, you know.
I'm brave.
Are you now?
The fairies
don't want anybody else
to find the faeden.
You'll have to be smart
I'm very smart.
Aye, i knew
that about you.
You'll have
to learn to believe
in many wondrous things.
These fields and woods
are full of things
you've never
seen or heard before.
We'll learn.
We'll learn.
You will?
You'll learn.
Well, that's different!
Why not, then?
We'll meet
back here tomorrow,
and that's when
our journey will begin!
That is,
if it's all right
with your mother, Alex.
Let's see what
time it is here?
Here, hold that.
Ahh, it's
getting late!
She's going
to be worried.
Off with you, now.
Go on, go on!
I'll see you tomorrow.
Leprechauns, is it?
Well, why not?
What?
What do you
mean you don't like
the way i'm doing it?
I am a storyteller,
not a preacher.
No, you can't put angels
with leprechauns and fairies,
it would
ruin the story!
Besides, you could play
one of the fairies.
Well, you've got
the wings for it.
Ah, patty,
where's your sense of humor?
So, how was
everyone's day?
Great!
We caught
a leprechaun.
jumped out and caught him.
That's great, honey.
Becky, how was your day?
Fine.
Tomorrow take a book
and go down to the lake.
I didn't bring any books.
We can fix that.
Mr. Conners said
we could help him look
for the lost faeden.
Could i be excused?
The lost what?
The lost faeden.
A gold flute that
was stolen from him.
Could i be excused, please!?
What is wrong?
I've had enough!
You're excused.
Can we please help him
find it, mom?
Find what?
The faeden.
Look,
i don't want you two
bothering mr. Conners.
I know he
likes to tell stories,
and they're nice
to listen to
but you can't...
but,
he needs our help.
And besides it'll
be like an adventure.
Yeah!
I'll talk to him.
Yes!
When did that happen?
[Knocking]
I'm on the phone.
I need
to talk
to you.
It's my aunt.
I got to go. Bye.
Come in.
I'm sorry.
Just sometimes i get
so tired of hearing
about what Tommy
and the stuffed bird did.
I see.
I seem to recall
a little girl
who wouldn't go anywhere
without sebastian.
That was different.
You're right.
Sebastian wasn't the last
gift your dad ever gave you.
Do you know why
dumb bird?
He thinks dad's
coming back.
If he
doesn't have it,
dad won't find him.
Look, he's only seven.
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