Kiki's Delivery Service Page #2
- G
- Year:
- 1989
- 103 min
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- Well, of course, we are.
- They're looking at us.
- I know.
Smile, so we make a good impression.
Um. Hi. My name's Kiki, and I'm a witch.
And this is Jiji. He's my black cat.
And we'd be honored
if we could live here.
Your city is so amazing.
And what a beautiful clock tower.
Really. That's very nice, dear. Bye.
Uh...
Hey, you, kid.
Who do you think you are,
jumping out into the street like that?
You were almost responsible
for a big accident,
zooming around on your broom
back there.
But I'm a new witch, sir.
We're supposed to fly around.
You're supposed to obey the law.
I'm gonna have to write you up.
Now give me your name and address.
Will you tell my parents?
Of course, I'm going to tell your parents.
- I have to do that with every minor.
- Thief! Thief!
- Huh?
- Somebody call the cops.
- He's getting away!
- Now you stay right there.
Uh, Kiki?
Miss. Wait up.
I sure fooled that cop, huh?
Hey, that was me yelling "thief."
You'll be okay now.
Worked out pretty good, huh?
You gotta be a real witch,
the way you can fly that broom.
Do you think maybe
you can teach me how to fly it?
Hey, Tombo.
Maybe you can sweep her
off her feet with that broom.
Hey, shut up, all right?
You know, miss, I love flying, too.
Can I see your broom? Hey, wait!
Thank you for getting me out of trouble.
But I really shouldn't be talking to you,
and you wanna know why?
It's very rude to talk to a girl
before you've been introduced
and before you know her name. Hmph!
Uh...
Hmm.
You're kind of old-fashioned,
aren't you?
- You sound like my grandmother.
- Just go away and leave me alone!
Hey! Don't go.
Hmm. What a cool witch.
Stay here tonight?
I'm afraid I don't understand.
Your parents are here with you,
aren't they?
No, sir, I'm alone.
I've come to this town
because I'm a new witch in training.
Do you have some identification?
Oh, never mind.
- Kiki, aren't you going to eat that?
- No, you can have it, Jiji.
Where are we going to stay tonight?
Let's go.
Why don't we go find another town?
I'll bet there are bigger and better ones.
Ones that are friendlier than this.
Oh, dear. Oh, my goodness.
Hey, there! Your pacifier!
Ma'am, you forgot your baby's pacifier.
Oh, poor baby.
Without this, the baby'll wake up
and cry all the way home.
I better go give it to her myself.
I'm sorry, folks. But could you wait
just a minute? I'll be right back.
Excuse me. But would you like me
to deliver it for you?
What?
The woman with the baby carriage
who just went around the corner.
- I could reach her in no time.
- Really? You'd do that?
- Thank you so much.
- My pleasure.
Let's go, Jiji.
Wow!
Sorry to surprise you, but the lady in the
bakery asked me to return this pacifier.
- Here you go.
- Okay, I'd like one of those.
Yes, sir. Oh, hi, there.
Come in and wait a minute, will you?
Mmm. These are nice
and fresh. Just out of the oven.
There you are.
Here you go. See you tomorrow. Bye.
And that'll be all for you?
All right. Thank you.
Now, come back again.
When I saw you fly off,
I thought for a second I was dreaming.
The baby's mother told me
to give you this message.
Hmm?
"Thanks for returning the pacifier.
"Your new delivery girl
- Well, I'll be on my way.
- Wait. Wait a minute.
I really must do something
to show you my thanks.
Follow me. Bakery is downstairs.
Upstairs is home.
Sit down and relax.
Would you like some hot chocolate?
Okay.
- There you go.
- Thank you very much, ma'am.
And, this is for you, little guy.
So tell me if I'm right.
I'm guessing you're a witch in training.
I really love it here. But people
don't seem to like witches in this town.
Depends on the people.
Now, take me, for instance.
I just met you and I know I like you.
So, tell me,
whereabouts are you two staying?
- Uh...
- Oh, I see.
Why didn't you tell me
you have no place to stay?
We have a spare room in the attic.
You can use that.
You'd really let me stay with you?
Why, of course.
But we haven't introduced ourselves.
- My name's Osono.
- And I'm Kiki, ma'am.
And Jiji here is my very best friend.
It's right up here, Kiki.
It may need a little dusting,
but I think you'll like it.
Oh, my! It's a little bit dustier
than I remember.
If I weren't about to have a baby,
I'd help you clean.
- That's okay.
- All right, then.
Water and bathroom are downstairs.
Give a shout if you need anything.
Thank you.
- This is quaint.
- Jiji.
Hmph! If you wake up tomorrow
and find a white cat, it's me.
Jiji, we can see the ocean from here.
Can we look for a new town?
Pardon me, Miss Snooty Cat.
And the excitement is building
for the moment when the big blimp
appears in our skies.
And so we're gonna go to Scott,
live, as he reports in from...
Jiji, I've decided not to leave this town.
Maybe I can stay and find
some other nice people like Osono
who will like me
and accept me for who I am.
...and the ship making
some kind of landing
just so that everyone
can get a closer look.
there's never been a dirigible this large
and this safe before.
How much do you think it would cost
to get a phone here?
- A phone?
- Yup. We're gonna need a phone.
- Morning, everyone.
- Well, look who's up.
- Did you sleep well?
- Yes. Oh, that smells good.
- Can I help out?
- Sure can.
Ooh, a delivery business, huh?
Well, I really only have one skill,
and that's flying.
So I thought a delivery service
wouldn't be a bad idea.
It's a great idea.
Kiki's Flying Delivery Service.
And since you're staying right here,
I can be your very first account.
You mean it? Oh, that's great.
I was planning
- But a phone is so expensive.
- I have a little saved up already.
Don't waste your money.
is use our phone.
You know, it will take some time
to get regular customers.
I'll make you a deal.
Since I'm expecting a baby,
I could use help.
If you mind the store once in a while,
I'll let you have the room and the phone.
And I'll throw in a free breakfast, okay?
Yeah! We've got a deal.
I'm gonna work very hard for you.
Osono, you're the greatest.
Hmm?
Jiji, come on. I'm all through.
We're gonna go shopping. Come on.
Kiki, in the city,
you can't just run out into the street.
I'm sorry. We're still alive, aren't we?
You know how boys are.
He's so cute. I hope
he's still invited to her birthday party.
- Don't you?
- Yeah.
I wish I had something pretty to wear.
My dress is so ugly.
Wow! This costs so much.
Kiki, look. It's me.
Any money left, Kiki?
Not much. Looks like all we can
afford to eat now is pancakes.
Look, Jiji. Aren't they beautiful?
Hey. Pull over.
Hey, there.
Miss Witch, do you remember me?
How come you're not flying today?
It's me, you remember? Tombo.
You can tell she's a witch
'cause she always wears a dark dress.
Hey, wait. Come back, please.
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