Cinderella: Once Upon A Time... In The West Page #2
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Well, Cinderella, if you don't mind,
l'll take my violin with me.
lt's fragile.
And the rest?
l mean your luggage,
shouId I take it to--
To the saloon, yes.
CouId I pIease
have my violin back now?
Yes.
- All right, then.
- The violin.
- Give him back his violin.
- Right!
Thank you.
So long, cowgirl.
( chuckling )
Got something to say,
Little Cloud?
SiIence is the friend of he
( sniffs )
Sheriff:
Oh! What an awful waste.
Do you ever think
about your mother?
lmagine her extreme
disappointment.
- ( bolt clicking )
- Sheriff:
Yep!Well, underneath it all,
l'm sure you're sorry.
Bleh! Bleh!
( squawking )
Yes, yes, yes!
I won again.
No, you didn't.
You cheated again.
Oh! Vladimir!
Oh! My cruel, torturing,
pitiIess, heartIess son.
You are still angry
at your poor old mother, aren't you?
Okay, okay, okay!
l announced our arrival.
But in the end,
what does it change, hmm?
What does it change?
- Absolutely nothing, Mother.
( girl squealing )
FeIicity:
Everything's got to be perfect!
First one to slack off
gets buried in the desert, you hear me?
So, Harmony,
can you lend me your girdle,
the one that makes me
look skinny?
Oh! You are such
a little cheapskate.
Huh?
Check it out, Melody.
CindereIIa's
trying to look like a girl!
She looks ridiculous.
Come on, just let me through.
Ow! Don't touch me
with those filthy little paws of yours.
What's going on over here?
Ma! CindereIIa just tried
to poke Harmony's eye out.
Ha ha! Give her what she deserves.
- Go on and get ready, my darlings.
Now as for you,
you ungrateful little wretch,
how dare you try to mangle
on the very day a prince
has come here to my town?
Get Iost!
Get out of here, vermin!
( Cinderella sighs )
l want you packed up
and out of my saloon!
l'll be glad to get rid of you
once and for aII!
( both grunting )
Oh.
ls something wrong,
Cinderella?
No, not really.
l mean, l just--
I-- I gotta go.
She is shy, isn't she?
No? A little wild,
perhaps?
Whoa!
( grunts, screams )
Argh!
What have l done to deserve
brainless, good-for-nothing idiots?
You are not even capable
Must l survive on a paltry diet
Madre mo!
- ( ship horn bellowing )
- ( laughs )
No. l am sorry.
It is my fauIt.
l am the one responsible.
( chuckIes )
S, my compaeros.
S, s.
l know, l still have much work to do
on my management skiIIs.
( laughs )
Give me that, amigo.
- ( thumps )
- ( yells )
There, that should be enough
to motivate all of you.
Or should l toss another?
( bird squawking )
Rider:
Whoa! Whoa!
( grunting )
Argh!
Where have you been?
What took you so long?
Jefe, on the train
there was a young prince
and also an old duchess.
A prince and a duchess?
S.
They got huge rings
the size of ostrich eggs.
Rings like ostrich eggs?
They're in town?
S, jefe.
l saw them like l see you now.
The prince was talking
to Cinderella and Little Cloud.
And is this Mad Storm
a friend of the prince and duchess?
No, jefe, no.
( laughs )
His name
is not Mad Storm, jefe.
His name is actuaIIy
Little Cloud, you see.
Little Cloud-- ugh!
( laughs )
Amigos,
we're back in business.
Here, take this, amigo.
That's for bringing me
the good news.
Thank you, jefe.
( screams )
And that's for getting caught
by the stupid sheriff.
What are you
waiting for, then?
Go there and find them !
AndaIe!
Bring them back here,
but not the Mad Storm
and his troublesome
little pest.
( screeches )
Whoa!
( groaning )
( yelps )
Hmm.
( jackals howl )
Harmony:
Go and getthe pretty daisies...
Felicity:
Ah, so gracious!UnforgettabIe voice.
To think I traveIed
all the way across the country
just to hear this.
...and black widows
Go and get
some big wildflowers
lf you go down
nature's path...
Uh, madam, your lovely daughters
deserve the very best.
Oh, yes. lf l could only find
each of them a husband.
Bring me pretty poppies
lf you go out to the fair
pretty poppies
Or l'll shave off
aII my hair!
my darling daughters.
Spittin' image of their mother,
don't you think?
Spitting is indeed
the right word.
( all chattering )
Duchess:
What a lovely evening.
l'm having
such a wonderful time.
After that horrid trip,
this game is exactly what l needed.
Oh!
Full house!
Oh!
Duchess:
He's so sad, poor man.
( laughs )
MeIody:
Please bring me pretty poppies...
You heard good
what Felicity said, right, Bob?
Yeah, Bob.
"Only our princesses are entitled
to be beautiful tonight."
Yeah, Bob.
MeIody:
...l'll shave off all my hair!
Ah, you ain't pretty.
Go on in.
Hey, Bob, are you sure?
She had lots of charm.
No, she didn't.
( sobbing )
l'm not in the mood.
You know, Cinderella,
when you were only as tall
as a baby sparrow,
your mother made me promise
to watch over you.
Wow!
Well, isn't that great?
We get to hear the party
instead of going to it.
This is it, Cinderella.
It's time.
l'm going to help you.
You're going to the ball.
No way.
lf l go there, l'm toast.
And you can't help me.
You can't even put your boots on
by yourseIf.
But what about the bandit ship
in the shifting sands?
That and, well,
what's the other time when you--
well-- l was--
well, the bandit ship--
don't forget, that was me.
( sighs )
l am a shaman,
don't forget.
I may be
a little old and gray,
but believe me,
you will go to the ball.
( tambourine rattling )
( howls )
What are you doing,
Little Cloud?
- What is all this?
- Shh.
Admire how one summons
the celestial creatures.
- ( babbling )
- ( sparking )
Mmm, l don't get it.
l must have skipped a tambourine bit.
But no worries.
You must stay positive.
l know l'll get it.
- Well, it's been fun...
- ( gurgIing )
...but maybe you should cut back
on the cactus juice.
( singing )
( gobbling )
( chanting,
gobbling continue )
Ooh! The visitor will be blown away
when he sees you.
- Good job.
- ( applause )
( all hooting, applauding )
Excuse me, but it's time for me
to retire into the arms of Morpheus.
Huh?
Who the heck is that?
Aw, lucky her!
( distant voices
overIapping )
Huh? Hey, no way, miss.
You're way too pretty.
Yeah, sorry.
( thumping )
- lsn't she pretentious?
- ScandaIous!
Good evening, miss.
PIease aIIow me
to introduce myself.
- l am--
Talk of the town, it seems.
- Eh, Pichikov.
- A pleasure.
May l-- could l perhaps
offer you--
Offer me a drink?
Of course.
Two, please.
To the Wild West
and its beautiful ladies.
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