Neverland Page #18

Hurry!

1863

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36:07,941 -- 02:36:10,151

1864

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36:38,263 -- 02:36:40,723

It looks like they went this way!

1865

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36:46,146 -- 02:36:48,481

Hold your fire! He's mine.

1866

02:
36:57,825 -- 02:36:59,409

Hold him still!

1867

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37:02,204 -- 02:37:04,622

No, Tink! Get out of there!

1868

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37:10,003 -- 02:37:11,504

1869

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37:11,630 -- 02:37:14,090

-

- Vermin.

1870

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37:18,679 -- 02:37:20,388

Here he comes.

1871

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37:28,188 -- 02:37:30,440

In here! Hide! Hide!

1872

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37:34,278 -- 02:37:35,528

Hey!

1873

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37:37,489 -- 02:37:39,615

Over there! On the ledge!

1874

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38:08,729 -- 02:38:10,104

Tink?

1875

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38:11,815 -- 02:38:14,734

We shouldn't fight, Peter.

This is silly.

1876

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38:16,653 -- 02:38:20,781

Call off the Indians and the lads

so we can join forces.

1877

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38:20,908 -- 02:38:23,409

We were...a team once.

1878

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38:23,535 -- 02:38:26,454

We can join forces again,

only this time it'll be different,

1879

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38:26,580 -- 02:38:28,414

this time we'll be partners.

1880

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38:29,791 -- 02:38:32,084

Isn't that what you always wanted?

1881

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38:34,171 -- 02:38:36,464

Stand with me, Peter--

1882

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38:36,590 -- 02:38:38,799

as my equal, my friend,

1883

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38:38,926 -- 02:38:41,802

and together we'll rule over London.

1884

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38:42,930 -- 02:38:44,639

Peter.

1885

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38:44,765 -- 02:38:46,766

Take my hand, Peter.

1886

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38:54,274 -- 02:38:57,360

You killed my father.

1887

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38:59,446 -- 02:39:01,155

And you lied to me

1888

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39:01,281 -- 02:39:03,449

my whole life!

1889

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39:11,708 -- 02:39:14,168

Be careful!

You might hit Peter!

1890

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39:17,464 -- 02:39:21,259

- Come back down to earth.

- Down to your level!

1891

02:
39:21,385 -- 02:39:24,887

I'm gonna beat you

without any help!

1892

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39:32,813 -- 02:39:34,063

Be careful!

1893

02:
39:36,858 -- 02:39:37,858

Quick!

1894

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39:49,621 -- 02:39:50,997

Curly, look out!

1895

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39:54,668 -- 02:39:56,377

Aaaaah!

1896

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40:10,183 -- 02:40:12,310

Arrghhhh!

1897

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40:13,770 -- 02:40:15,938

Ohhh! Ohhh!

1898

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40:17,357 -- 02:40:19,317

1899

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40:28,035 -- 02:40:29,493

1900

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40:36,877 -- 02:40:38,878

Finish me off.

1901

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40:41,089 -- 02:40:43,424

No. I'm not like you.

1902

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40:44,760 -- 02:40:46,677

Come on!

1903

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40:46,803 -- 02:40:48,596

Be a man!

1904

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40:51,516 -- 02:40:52,975

Never.

1905

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40:55,103 -- 02:40:57,313

My father's watch.

1906

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Oh, Peter!

1907

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41:15,916 -- 02:41:17,833

Peter!

1908

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41:19,795 -- 02:41:21,379

1909

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41:22,714 -- 02:41:23,798

1910

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41:25,676 -- 02:41:27,968

Enough of this.

Out of my way!

1911

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41:30,180 -- 02:41:31,764

- No!

- Unhh!

1912

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41:48,240 -- 02:41:49,657

Ahhh!

1913

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41:49,783 -- 02:41:52,201

1914

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41:52,327 -- 02:41:54,662

Run! It's coming down!

1915

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41:54,788 -- 02:41:57,289

- Go!

1916

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41:59,292 -- 02:42:01,001

1917

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42:16,560 -- 02:42:18,978

Peter!

You've got to get out!

1918

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42:24,776 -- 02:42:25,776

Tink?

1919

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42:34,161 -- 02:42:36,162

1920

02:
42:48,842 -- 02:42:50,176

Run!

1921

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42:52,888 -- 02:42:54,847

Run! Get out of here!

1922

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42:56,349 -- 02:42:58,309

1923

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Come on, Peter.

1924

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43:15,452 -- 02:43:17,453

Where's Peter?

1925

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43:22,709 -- 02:43:24,710

1926

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43:40,352 -- 02:43:42,353

1927

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44:30,443 -- 02:44:31,986

1928

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1929

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It landed in the water...

1930

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44:47,460 -- 02:44:49,086

...I think.

1931

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44:52,132 -- 02:44:55,259

We have to jump.

It's our only chance.

1932

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44:59,973 -- 02:45:01,265

Hmmm.

1933

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45:03,018 -- 02:45:04,476

Hmm.

1934

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45:06,354 -- 02:45:07,855

So, my friend...

1935

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45:07,981 -- 02:45:09,773

1936

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45:11,818 -- 02:45:14,153

...if we get out of this alive,

1937

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45:14,279 -- 02:45:18,157

what will you use for a hand,

Hook?

1938

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45:24,205 -- 02:45:26,206

1939

02:
45:35,133 -- 02:45:36,425

What?

1940

02:
45:36,551 -- 02:45:39,803

Is this our home

for the rest of eternity?

1941

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45:39,930 -- 02:45:41,680

What will we do with ourselves?

1942

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45:43,183 -- 02:45:46,018

A gift for your bravery.

1943

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45:46,144 -- 02:45:49,605

Paddles! Thanks.

I've always wanted one of these.

1944

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45:49,731 -- 02:45:52,566

Not just a paddle,

Twins.

1945

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45:52,692 -- 02:45:55,277

There's a canoe to go with them.

1946

02:
45:55,403 -- 02:45:58,072

Now that the last of the pirates

have been banished

1947

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45:58,198 -- 02:46:00,908

to the Outer Islands,

the sea is safe.

1948

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46:01,034 -- 02:46:03,077

Thank you, Aaya.

1949

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46:03,203 -- 02:46:05,204

1950

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46:06,039 -- 02:46:07,790

What's that noise?

1951

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46:07,916 -- 02:46:10,668

S-Sounds like--

1952

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46:12,253 -- 02:46:14,254

1953

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46:14,381 -- 02:46:16,757

Peter!

1954

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46:16,883 -- 02:46:17,883

Oh!

1955

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46:18,009 -- 02:46:20,427

Hello, lads!

1956

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46:20,553 -- 02:46:23,931

- How did you get out the cave?

- The orb took a bit of a knock.

1957

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46:24,057 -- 02:46:27,851

- You went back to London?

- Yep. And I got you all something.

1958

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46:34,901 -- 02:46:37,611

One of them newfangled

pen knives for you, Slightly.

1959

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46:37,737 -- 02:46:40,948

The Arabian Nights for Mr. Toots.

1960

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46:42,158 -- 02:46:44,827

A Greenwich mountain compass

for you, Nibs.

1961

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46:46,579 -- 02:46:48,288

Curly...

1962

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46:48,415 -- 02:46:50,416

harmonica.

1963

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46:52,711 -- 02:46:56,839

And Foxton's Pocket Encyclopedia

for you, Twins.

1964

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46:56,965 -- 02:46:59,133

Two copies.

1965

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46:59,259 -- 02:47:00,801

And new shoes for everyone.

1966

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47:00,927 -- 02:47:03,220

1967

02:
47:03,346 -- 02:47:04,596

And the orb?

1968

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47:04,723 -- 02:47:07,141

Buried under a thousand tons

of earth, I expect.

1969

02:
47:07,267 -- 02:47:08,809

How did you get back, then?

1970

02:
47:08,935 -- 02:47:10,978

I paid a visit to Fludd's friends.

1971

02:
47:11,104 -- 02:47:12,980

When they weren't looking,

I borrowed their orb,

1972

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47:13,106 -- 02:47:16,066

and, er, hid it in a part of London

no one would ever think to look.

1973

02:
47:16,192 -- 02:47:17,568

Why, Peter?

1974

02:
47:20,989 -- 02:47:23,240

Because I promised a friend

I'd keep the aliens away.

1975

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47:23,366 -- 02:47:25,617

But why did you come back?

1976

02:
47:25,744 -- 02:47:27,453

Now you're stuck here.

1977

02:
47:27,579 -- 02:47:30,914

I wasn't gonna leave you snipes

to have all the fun without me.

1978

02:
47:31,041 -- 02:47:32,708

What fun?

1979

02:
47:32,834 -- 02:47:34,460

Are you mad?

1980

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47:34,586 -- 02:47:37,504

Neverland is filled with adventures.

We haven't even scratched the surface.

1981

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47:37,630 -- 02:47:41,300

There's a million islands, with a different

adventure on each and every one.

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