Kiki's Delivery Service Page #3

I didn't mean to insult you.

- Yeah.

- Better luck next time, Tombo.

Oh, Kiki, perfect timing.

There's a lady here

who wants you to make a delivery.

- She's your first customer.

- Customer? Oh, my! I'll be right back.

Dear, this lady is a customer of ours,

and we were talking

about your new delivery service.

- What a charming girl.

- My name's Kiki, ma'am.

Osono's told me great things about you.

Do you think you can deliver this

by tonight?

Yeah. I can.

It's a birthday gift for my nephew.

But something came up at work,

and I can't make it to the party on time.

I can get it there for you,

guaranteed.

Show me on the map

where you want it delivered.

Huh? But that's me.

Are you sure it won't be too far?

- I can fly there straight from here.

- Great. How much will it cost?

Oh! Well, I haven't really thought

about a price.

Aha! How about this much then?

I hope it'll be enough.

What do you think?

This much for me?

That's great. Thank you.

Yeah. I got to see this.

- She's the most amazing girl.

- She sure is.

Hey, what can you tell me about her?

Kiki, how high do you intend to go?

This is my first job, and I do not want

to be stopped by that traffic cop.

Well, don't look now,

but that's an airplane flying under us.

Now, let's see.

Yup. It's just past the cape.

- Here we go.

- Whoa, boy.

I'm getting to like this town

more and more.

I'm getting sick to my stomach.

I can't wait to write Mom and Dad

about my new business.

Look who's behind us. Wild geese.

And they're coming with us.

Hi.

- They seem awfully upset.

- They say they're going to fly higher.

- Huh?

- They say a gust of wind's coming.

Oh.

Oh! A nest!

Oh, I'm sorry.

Leave me alone.

I wasn't trying to steal your eggs. Really.

Oh, my goodness.

Well, it's your fault. The geese were

kind enough to warn us of that wind.

- But would you listen?

- Oh, be quiet.

Look at them. Up so high.

That gust of wind

took them all the way up.

Kiki, we've got a problem.

The toy fell out.

We've gotta go back.

They're calling you an egg stealer.

If I were you,

I wouldn't go back down there, again.

We have to. Hold on!

Hey. Stop that. Go away.

Leave us alone. Stop it.

- Maybe we better rethink our plan.

- Frankly, I think this is a major insult.

Crows used to serve witches

and do what you told them.

That was a long time ago, okay?

How about if we go in after dark?

Go in. Get it. Get out.

We won't be able to make it in time.

Unless we buy ourselves some time.

You gotta be kidding.

You can just pretend to be the doll

until I find the real one.

Don't worry. Hold still.

- Can I breathe?

- No, no breathing.

It must be my present from aunty.

Yeah. Give it to me.

This is dumb.

You're a bit late.

After my sister telephoned,

we were wondering where you were.

Uh, I'm sorry.

Um...

Could I please

have your signature, ma'am?

Mom, can I put the canary in here?

Uh-huh. But you be sure

not to let it fly away, Ket.

Okay.

I've gotta run. Bye!

Thank you. Enjoy your present.

Come on, you stupid bird.

I got a brand-new home for you.

Please hurry, Kiki.

I know you fell close by,

so you've got to be here somewhere.

There you are.

Hello. Anyone home?

Is anybody here? Anybody? Hello.

- Anybody here?

- Yes.

Stop shouting. I'm on the roof.

What do you want?

Why don't you come up?

What do you want?

Oh, well, you have a black cat

in your cabin window,

and, you see,

it's mine and I need it back.

You're a good birdie, aren't you?

So, why was it alone in the forest, huh?

That's where I dropped it.

Um. May I have it back, please?

I really need to finish this.

That's my girl.

You're just about through, okay?

Well, why didn't you tell me sooner

why you needed it in such a hurry?

He keeps me company. I've gotten

sort of fond of him, you know?

Thank you.

Oh! Oh, no!

His head's falling off.

Ooh, it must have been the crows. They

were making such a big fuss over him.

This is terrible. I can't

deliver it like this.

Hmm.

Hey! I know.

How about we work out a deal?

So you're on your own at 13.

That's pretty exciting.

To be completely independent

and a witch. Impressive.

- How's it going?

- Trust me. He'll be good as new.

Almost done.

Ket, dear. Turn Off the TV.

Your birthday guests

are gonna be here soon.

Ket. Did you hear me?

- Ket, turn off the TV!

- Okay, okay.

- I'm done.

- Thank you very much.

- Better go get Jiji before it's too late.

- But I haven't finished yet.

Don't worry. You've done enough.

Now, go on and get him.

Thanks.

Jeff likes my present more than me.

Jeff's such a funny dog.

He simply adores that stuffed cat.

He won't leave it alone.

I'll bet he thinks it's a puppy.

He'll be upset when Ket

wants to take it and play with it.

- He sure will. He sure will.

- That's okay.

Just don't forget to

send your aunt a thank-you note.

- Okay. Okay.

- Ket.

Well, I'm glad to see Jeff

excited about something.

He's getting to be such an old dog.

- Yeah. All he does is sleep all day.

- All day.

Ket, dear, go open the door.

Jeff wants to go out.

Jeff, shut the door

when you're done. Okay?

- There you are.

- What took you so long?

- I'm sorry.

- Jeff helped me escape.

Kiki, if we ask him, I bet he'll

take the stuffed one back inside.

He'll do it. He's a good dog.

Could you take this in, please?

- How are you? Hungry?

- No, I'm tired.

Yeah, me, too. I'm very tired.

We're both gonna sleep well tonight.

By the way, that painter

who found the stuffed cat

told me she wants to do

a drawing with me in it.

- Naked?

- Jiji.

Boring.

Wake up. You're supposed to be

minding the store.

I am, but today this place is boring.

But it always gets busy about this time.

I know that. That's not what I mean.

I mean, my customers.

Jiji, if nobody comes in,

I'm gonna have to eat pancakes forever

and be fat, fat, fat.

And what am I supposed

to do about that?

Well, I like pancakes,

provided they're not burned.

Look, fur ball, when you get as fat

and round as a pancake,

you see if I care.

Beautiful, isn't she?

They tell me she's a clothes designer.

Her designs may be fabulous,

but her cat's still a snob.

Hello. Good Cooking Pan Bakery.

What? Pardon? Uh, yes, ma'am.

About time we got a customer, huh?

Yes, ma'am, 4:
30 will be a perfect time

to pick it up.

If you'll just...

And the address?

Yes. The blue roof. Right.

Yeah. I'm pretty sure I have it all.

And thank you very much, ma'am.

Hi.

I'll take this, please. Okay?

Thank you very much. Good afternoon.

Oh, come on.

You're not still mad at me, are you?

Listen, we're gonna have a huge party

at the club tonight.

It's called the Aviation Club,

and we'd really like for you to come.

Here's your invitation.

It's a serious club for kids

who are into flying and aircraft and stuff.

And, you know, everybody'd be

really excited if you came.

Yes. May I help you, sir?

They tell me

you have a delivery service.

Uh, oh. I'm sorry.

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