Mulan: 15th Anniversary - The Voices of Mulan II Page #5

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Will that frown turn upside down.

Snapdragon.

Just for that,|I'm not talking to you.

We're so sorry|for what we've done.

You inspired us to follow our hearts,

and we repay you|by ruining your relationship.

No, you just opened my eyes|to how broken it was.

I'm indebted to you.

Keep a sharp eye.|This is bandit country.

I sure wish we could|talk to the princesses.

What? You know we can't.

Yes, I also wish|we could talk to them.

But as you know,|orders is orders.

Yes, but if I could talk to them,

do you know what I would say?

No, what would you say|if only you could?

I'd tell Ting-Ting that she's|the prettiest, funniest,

most extraordinary girl|I've ever met.

I would tell Princess Su|that she is like fresh ginger

on the rice bowl of my life.

And I would tell Mei|that she's one right babe.

Mulan, what do you say|to a little pick-me-up?

My father said, "Differences can|make you stronger."

He didn't realise that Shang and l|are just too different.

Well, you know,|you've always got me.

The old team, right?

You're always looking out for me.

Just doing the best I can.

Really, I just don't know|what I'd do without you.

You're the best friend|I've ever had.

I can't stand it no more.

The only thing wrong|with you and Shang...

...is me.|I'm the one that got between you.

What are you talking about?

You didn't make the carriage|go into the river.

That was an accident, following|several attempts at on purpose.

It wasn't you outside Shang's tent.

You know how I gab.

You woke him up after I left?

It wasn't easy.|That man can sleep.

- What did you do?|- I was banging pots and pans...

No. What did you do?

You was getting married.|Everything was gonna change.

I was gonna lose you.|And my pedestal.

You got between Shang and me|so you could keep your job?

I'm sorry.

What you did was unforgivable.

But you and Shang are so different.

Wait a second.|Not as different as I thought.

All those problems, they weren't us.|They were you.

I've got to talk to Shang.|Tell him I love him.

I'll make it up to you.|I promise.

Forget it.|You've helped enough.

Shang! Shang!

- It's an ambush.|- Bandits.

Close ranks.|Save the princesses.

You two, get the gold.|You two, come with me.

I've got them.

I've got your back.

Take my hand.

The princesses.

How dare you touch me.

- It won't budge.|- Then take the whole package.

Get your hands off her.

Hold them off. Let's go.

Help me.

Run.

Mei!

Come on.

Let's get out of here.

- Shang, hang on.|- It won't hold us both.

It will.

Mulan.

- I'm sorry.|- Please.

Shang! Shang!

Fa Mulan, we're ready|to go through with the wedding.

No. Your orders are|to take care of each other.

But...

Losing Shang|will not be meaningless.

No matter what it takes,|I'm finishing this mission.

Good horse.

What do you mean,|they are gone?

There was an accident,|Lord Chin.

The royal carriage fell in the river|and was destroyed.

A grave loss.

But it does not alter|my agreement with the emperor.

And unless it is honored,

I will sanction no alliance|with the Middle Kingdom.

- A marriage was promised.|- A marriage there will be.

I would be honored|to wed a prince of Qui Gong.

You?

My lord, Fa Mulan,|the hero of China.

A jewel in your crown,

far more dear than|three mere princesses.

This is not what was agreed.

However, the Golden Dragon of Unity

smiles upon you today.

And in view of the tragedy,

I will accept your offer.

You will make a fine bride|for my eldest son,

Prince Jeeki.

This is her?|She's so old.

Mulan said she was gonna finish|the mission, no matter what.

- But how can she without us?|- By taking your place.

Shang's alive.

Mulan was right. No one should|marry someone they don't love.

- I'm going to Qui Gong.|- We're going too.

No, you're not. Stay here.

Would you say that was an order?

I would say|it was a friendly suggestion.

Let's go.

Looks like we won't|be a team after all, Mushu.

Mulan.

I would give up a thousand pedestals|if I could stop this.

I doubt even the Golden Dragon of Unity|could stop this now.

Good-bye, Mushu.

My people,

the Golden Dragon of Unity,|who guides us in all we do,

today sanctifies a union

that will be a blessing|for all of Qui Gong.

Of course I want to stop it.|But what can one itty bitty dragon do?

With the tying of this sash,

we shall unite not only two lives,

but two kingdoms.

- It's General Li-Shang.|- He's alive.

Yeah. Shang to the rescue.

Lucky for Lord Chin,|cos I was about to whip his butt.

You're alive.

I couldn't let you get married|without me.

This is outrageous.|You will leave at once.

I'm not going anywhere.

- What are you doing?|- I don't know. I'm winging it.

How dare you trample|upon this sacred ceremony?

Oh, my gosh. He's gonna|lower the hammer on Shang.

Where's the dang Dragon of Unity|when you need him?

Don't bother me now, l...

I have an idea.

My lord, I love Mulan.|I don't care what the rules say.

If she'll have me, I intend to marry her|right here. Right now.

Insolent dog. Seize him.

What's with all this drama?

The Golden Dragon of Unity.|He lives.

Mushu?

You dang right, I live.

So you best drop|your dumpling-eating behind on down

and tell me why|we ain't busting out the vows.

But your greatness,

General Li-Shang|is not a son of Qui Gong.

Silence!

I am the Golden Dragon of Unity,

and I decide whom to unify.

My all-seeing eye has peered

into the very heart of China.

And I've never seen two people|more right for one another

than this lovely couple right here,|Mulan and Shang.

Give it up for them,|would you please?

Now, I command you|to proceed at once.

Yes, your greatness.|As you command.

Let's get to business.|Mulan, do you love Shang?

Of course.|Shang, do you love Mulan? Yes.

Moving on.|By the power vested in me, by me,

I hereby pronounce you|husband and wife.

You got anything to say,|Lord Double Chin?

Yes, I mean, no.|I mean, whatever you say.

And furthermore, I hereby decree that|the princesses of the Middle Kingdom,

wherever they may be,|are released from their vow,

and may marry|whomsoever they please.

And who pleases them,|that's very important.

Honey pie.

I can't believe|I'm back on wake-up duty.

Well, Mulan is happy.

If she's happy, I'm happy.

Thank you.|I did do good, didn't l?

You better get your rest.|I have a yoga session at dawn.

And I don't want to be late for|my "greetings to the sun."

And don't forget,

I like to be awakened|from my beauty sleep

with a nice, long foot massage.

I think I'm gonna be sick.

- Shang, what are you doing?|- Watch and see.

- What is he doing?|- It can't be.

He's combining the family temples.

Excuse me, what does that mean exactly?|For me?

- It means...|- What? It means what?

Unfortunately, you get|to keep your pedestal.

Oh, yeah. I'm back, baby.

I am back.

Yes.

So, this is the famous Mushu?

Somehow, I pictured you bigger.

Say what?

You told him about me?|About us?

I have no secrets|from my husband.

I told him everything.

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