Neverland Page #8
- Year:
- 2011
- 180 min
- 290 Views
794
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02:48,389 -- 01:02:50,807Right, then. Let's go.
795
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03:00,735 -- 01:03:03,695Aaya) Your family back home
must be very worried about you.
796
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03:03,821 -- 01:03:05,238I don't have a family.
797
01:
03:05,364 -- 01:03:08,867My mother died when I was three
and T never knew my father.
798
01:
03:08,993 -- 01:03:10,869So I was brought up in a workhouse.
799
01:
03:10,995 -- 01:03:13,622Is that where you met your friends?
800
01:
03:13,748 -- 01:03:15,332Nah.
801
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03:15,458 -- 01:03:17,209No, I was the only kid there.
802
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03:17,335 -- 01:03:18,919"Punchbag", they called me.
803
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03:19,045 -- 01:03:20,712Jimmy fished me out.
He was visiting one day
804
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03:20,838 -- 01:03:23,256and saw me getting a kicking.
805
01:
03:23,382 -- 01:03:25,550He was a good man once.
806
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03:25,676 -- 01:03:27,928The best.
807
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03:28,054 -- 01:03:29,846He saved my life, but...
808
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03:31,224 -- 01:03:33,350809
01:
03:40,525 -- 01:03:42,818Recognize anything?
810
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03:42,944 -- 01:03:45,695It wasn't as overgrown
in my dream.
811
01:
03:46,697 -- 01:03:48,615Let's find a place to rest.
812
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03:48,741 -- 01:03:50,367It'll be dark soon.
813
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04:17,395 -- 01:04:19,563814
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04:31,200 -- 01:04:33,201815
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04:39,876 -- 01:04:42,586816
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04:48,426 -- 01:04:50,969817
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04:56,893 -- 01:04:59,227818
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05:08,529 -- 01:05:10,530819
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05:14,785 -- 01:05:16,953820
01:
05:27,381 -- 01:05:28,673Wait!
821
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05:30,760 -- 01:05:32,469It's the tree spirit from my dream!
822
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05:38,809 -- 01:05:41,144Come on! She might lead us
to the hooded man!
823
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05:49,654 -- 01:05:50,695See her?
824
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05:51,989 -- 01:05:55,033- No.
- She's too fast.
825
01:
05:56,827 -- 01:06:00,330T've never seen
a tree spirit glow like that.
826
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06:01,499 -- 01:06:02,999She's really beautiful.
827
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06:06,170 -- 01:06:07,337Oh, no.
828
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06:07,463 -- 01:06:09,172What?
829
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06:09,298 -- 01:06:11,466The sun's coming up.
830
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06:11,592 -- 01:06:13,635Now we're never gonna find her.
831
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06:22,687 -- 01:06:24,688832
01:
06:34,365 -- 01:06:37,617I've never seen anything like this.
833
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06:42,707 -- 01:06:46,418We've got to find a way in.
He must be in there.
834
01:
06:52,550 -- 01:06:54,759How are you at climbing?
835
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06:54,885 -- 01:06:56,970It's a mile high.
836
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06:58,097 -- 01:06:59,889Then we better get started.
837
01:
07:21,495 -- 01:07:22,871It's incredible.
838
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07:22,997 -- 01:07:25,123Do you see anyone
down there?
839
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07:25,249 -- 01:07:26,624No.
840
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07:26,751 -- 01:07:30,211Come on. Down is sometimes
harder than up.
841
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08:04,622 -- 01:08:06,247Where is everyone?
842
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08:07,374 -- 01:08:09,709They'll come to us.
843
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08:09,835 -- 01:08:11,878How do you know?
844
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08:12,004 -- 01:08:15,840Anyone clever enough
to make all this
845
01:
08:15,966 -- 01:08:18,551already knows we're here.
846
01:
08:18,677 -- 01:08:20,887That's right.
847
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08:26,602 -- 01:08:29,354You. You're the hooded man!
848
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08:29,480 -- 01:08:31,898Hello, Peter.
849
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08:32,024 -- 01:08:33,191Can you get us home?
850
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08:33,317 -- 01:08:35,401Of course.
Now that I'm here,
851
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08:35,528 -- 01:08:37,862everything shall find its proper place.
852
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08:37,988 -- 01:08:40,115You have the orb?
853
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08:40,241 -- 01:08:42,200In a manner of speaking.
854
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08:43,536 -- 01:08:45,203Hmm?
855
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08:51,168 -- 01:08:54,212Finally, after almost 350 years,
856
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08:54,338 -- 01:08:56,589it's back where it belongs.
857
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08:56,715 -- 01:09:01,261Now we can start to bring
the elite of our world here to my utopia.
858
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09:01,387 -- 01:09:03,096So how will you get us back?
859
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09:03,222 -- 01:09:04,931Patience, young friend.
860
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09:05,057 -- 01:09:08,059- You made all this?
- Mm-hm.
861
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09:08,185 -- 01:09:10,353It's easier than it looks.
862
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09:10,479 -- 01:09:14,691which compels the forest to grow...
863
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09:16,360 -- 01:09:19,028in the way that I want it to grow.
864
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09:20,406 -- 01:09:22,991- Who are you?
- My apologies.
865
01:
09:23,117 -- 01:09:25,160My name is Dr. Richard Fludd.
866
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09:25,286 -- 01:09:28,913Alchemist to Her Majesty
Queen Elizabeth the First.
867
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09:30,166 -- 01:09:31,499What?
868
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09:32,459 -- 01:09:34,002Hard to believe, I know,
869
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09:34,128 -- 01:09:37,463but I am almost 400 years old.
870
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09:37,590 -- 01:09:39,340871
01:
09:39,466 -- 01:09:42,093Come, I'll show you my life's work.
872
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09:42,219 -- 01:09:43,469873
01:
09:52,188 -- 01:09:53,938874
01:
09:54,064 -- 01:09:56,649It's only a few hours old.
875
01:
10:11,665 -- 01:10:16,628I was engaged in the search
for the philosopher's stone,
876
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10:16,754 -- 01:10:21,674everlasting life.
877
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10:21,800 -- 01:10:23,218878
01:
10:24,720 -- 01:10:26,763There were others like me,
of course,
879
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10:26,889 -- 01:10:29,224but they were all trying
to make a tangible substance
880
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10:29,350 -- 01:10:33,353which could be
consumed in some way.
881
01:
10:33,479 -- 01:10:35,480What I discovered was that
882
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10:35,606 -- 01:10:38,858the philosopher's stone
cannot be made--
883
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10:38,984 -- 01:10:40,985it has to be trapped.
884
01:
10:48,118 -- 01:10:49,994You see, it's a form of cosmic energy
885
01:
10:50,120 -- 01:10:53,456which lives at the very
center of the universe...
886
01:
10:55,459 -- 01:10:57,710where its four corners meet.
887
01:
10:59,630 -- 01:11:01,839This is the shape
888
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11:01,966 -- 01:11:03,967of the universe.
889
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11:05,636 -- 01:11:07,136890
01:
11:09,807 -- 01:11:11,683And here...
891
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11:11,809 -- 01:11:13,810at its center...
892
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11:15,396 -- 01:11:17,272is this tiny planet.
893
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11:20,234 -- 01:11:23,152- Neverland.
- Mmm.
894
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11:24,154 -- 01:11:25,947And because it lives at the farthest
895
01:
11:26,073 -- 01:11:29,534reaches of the universe,
as well as at its center,
896
01:
11:29,660 -- 01:11:33,746time stands still
for all those who come here.
897
01:
11:38,460 -- 01:11:40,169So how do we get back?
898
01:
11:41,005 -- 01:11:42,505Ah.
899
01:
11:48,679 -- 01:11:51,764When I first arrived on this planet,
T was stuck here,
900
01:
11:51,890 -- 01:11:55,893because, of course, the orb
that I'd made in London remained there.
901
01:
11:56,020 -- 01:11:59,647But as you know,
the harder you strike the orb,
902
01:
11:59,773 -- 01:12:01,607the more it...
903
01:
12:01,734 -- 01:12:04,569So thankfully, most of
the contents of my laboratory
904
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12:04,695 -- 01:12:07,196traveled with me, and in time,
905
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12:07,323 -- 01:12:10,033
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