Mulan: 15th Anniversary - The Voices of Mulan II Page #2

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We'll leave at once.

This must be important|for the emperor to want both of us.

He knows a winning team|when he sees one.

Since when are they the winning team?

Ink's not dry on my pink slip,|and I'm being replaced.

Yeah, I know. You're right.

How could I have been so selfish?

Look at them.|Those two clearly got it going on.

I've made a decision.|I've got to kiss my pedestal good-bye,

cos my girl's happiness comes first.

- Baba. Mama.|- We were admiring the mudan tree.

It's so lovely this year.

The blossoms reach|for the sunlight above,

yet, unseen, the roots reach|for the rainwater below.

Sun and rain.

So different,|yet only by working together

do they create harmony and life.

I know, the lesson of yin and yang.

And, to help you|remember that lesson...

Father, mother, your necklaces.

Not ours, our great-great grandparents'.

And now, yours.

- Thank you, sir.|- Oh, they're so beautiful.

But, you'll be surprised how heavily|they can weigh.

To share the burden,|you must work together,

Iike the sun and rain.

Wait a minute,|old man Fa-Zhou got a point now.

Mulan and Shang|are as different as sun and rain.

When the infatuation wears off,

their tree of life is going to|wind up with root rot.

Yeah, sure. She seems happy.|That's the real tragedy.

The girl don't even realise|how miserable she is.

That's why I gotta|nip this thing in the bud.

This is not about my pedestal.

This is about Mulan making|the biggest mistake of my...

I mean, her life.

Man, how could I have been so selfish?

Mulan's a girl worth fighting for.

And, after all,|I am the girl's guardian.

Cri-Kee, I'm gonna break them up.

So, I guess that means|you're on board?

Mulan, could you smooth out the ride|a little? I'm getting horse sick.

- Mushu, what are you doing here?|- Whither thou go, I goeth, girl.

Remember, teamwork ain't about ego,|it's about "we go."

Cri-Kee, what are you doing here?

Protect Mulan from me?|I'm her guardian.

Yeah, you're her lucky cricket.|Lucky I don't break out the bug spray.

As we stand here, Mongol forces|are moving closer to our border.

The threat of attack|is growing every day.

As it is, our army's|hopelessly outnumbered.

Your Majesty, let me lead my forces|in a pre-emptive strike.

Each of my warriors|will fight like ten Mongols.

No, General.

I plan to defeat this enemy|without the use of force.

Instead, we will|forge a union so strong,

the Mongol hordes|won't dare attack.

An alliance with|the kingdom of Qui Gong.

We will become united|through marriage.

You will escort three princesses|to Qui Gong.

There, they will marry|Lord Chin's sons,

and seal this critical alliance.

Yes, Your Majesty.

My advisors tell me|the charts are clear.

If this wedding does not take place|in three days,

the alliance will crumble and|the Mongols will destroy us.

Mark my words, General.|Three days.

Not a moment more.

I know that face, Fa Mulan.|What troubles you?

Your Majesty, an arranged marriage?

Rest assured, child.

My daughters know exactly|what they're doing.

Your daughters?

They consider it an honor to marry|in the cause of peace.

Your Majesty, l...

Apology accepted.

General, how many troops|do you estimate you will need

- to accomplish this mission?|- Three.

- Companies?|- Three men.

You surprise me.|These are my children.

This mission does not call|for force, but finesse.

We must become one|with the countryside.

As emperor, I trust you.

As a father, I implore you|to choose your three soldiers wisely.

- I know just the men. Fearless.|- Loyal.

- Disciplined.|- China's most honourable

and noble soldiers.

And stay out!

I've found wives|for hundreds of men,

but the Golden Dragon of Unity himself

couldn't make love matches|for you three.

Come back when|you get personalities.

Well, that's a fine way|to treat China's greatest...

...heroes.

What's her problem?

All I asked for was a girl who|would worship the dirt I walk on.

I simply asked for someone who would|cook for me morning, noon and night.

And I just wanted a girl|who likes to laugh,

and thinks I'm a god.

Perhaps we weren't specific enough.

Forget that dragon lady.

The only ones who can|find girls worthy of us is us.

Yeah.

Well, I don't need her|To be all smug and snooty

I got a plaque right here|That says I kicked Hun booty

We have everything|We dreamed we'd find

When we came back from war

Yeah, everything but...

A girl worth fighting for

- Hey, suck in your gut.|- There's a girl worth fighting for

And I think she wants us|to come over.

My girl won't laugh at all my jokes|But tell it to me straight

She'll rub my head when I get sick

And let me pick off of her plate

If Ling can find a girl|Who likes his chopstick nose trick

He really better just propose quick

Well, I have to say|Based on today, I'm cranky

- I'll just spend my life with you two|- Pass the hanky

And there's no one there|To steal my chair

And twirl around the floor

I wish I had|A girl worth fighting for

I would be true|To a girl worth fighting...

I'd make fondue|For a girl worth fighting...

I'd even kiss you|For a girl worth fighting

For

Mulan.

General Shang.

If you three aren't too busy|disturbing the peace,

I need you to join us|on a mission.

- To save China?|- Naturally.

I'll be leaving behind a few|broken hearts, but count me in.

- Sign me up.|- When do we start, General?

Tonight.

We're about to depart, Your Highnesses.

You have my word|we will arrive swiftly and safely.

My sisters and I thank you.

Permit me to introduce Fa Mulan.

It is a privilege|to meet the hero of China.

I leave you in her capable hands.

- Stand ready.|- You might need these. It's chilly.

- Thank you.|- You're welcome, Your Highness.

So, you're getting married.

- Oh, yes.|- To princes in Qui Gong.

- That's right.|- Well, they must be handsome.

We don't know.|We've never met them.

Really? So you have no idea|what they're like?

- At all?|- It's all right.

It's our honor to serve the emperor.

- And the Middle Kingdom.|- The whole thing is so exciting.

We're very happy. Really.

Well, I'm glad to hear that.

- I'm not sure I could go through...|- Prepare to move out.

Time to get going.

Move out.

If we get to the Honshu Pass|by midday tomorrow...

We'll have time|to make it to Qui Gong.

Yeah. Just enough time

to stop Mulan from making|the biggest mistake of my...

I mean, her life.

- What's the face?|- What face?

- That face.|- There's no face.

This is my face. That's all.

You know I know you better than that.|What's wrong?

- I realise our duty is to the mission.|- But...

But I have another duty.|To my heart.

Mulan.

- Your only duty is to the emperor.|- But an arranged marriage?

I know, but not everyone|can be as lucky as we are.

In an ideal world,|everyone would marry for love,

but the world isn't perfect.

I'm just glad my world is.

"My world". Talk about selfish.

You don't hear me bragging about|how it's my world, even though it is.

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