The Cat in the Hat Page #6
I don't think
we did anything.
You said if we shut the crate,
everything would be okay!
But it's not.
It's a complete disaster!
Well, what are you
gonna do?
Tennis, anyone?
Ooh!
Love that new ball smell.
Yeah.
- Hey, your hat... it's magic again?
- Oops.
Well, now that the cat's out of the bag,
to use an archaic
and cruel-sounding metaphor,
why don't you serve first?
You had your real hat
this whole time?
Uh-yup.
- What do you mean,
you planned the whole day? All of it?
- Uh-yup.
- Uh-yup.
- Uh-yup.
- Cutting off your tail?
- Uh-nope. No.
You even knew
I'd open the crate?
Why do you think I made it my one rule?
I knew you couldn't resist.
Now, who's up for a game
of Canadian doubles?
Cat, you said nothing bad
would happen.
Cat, you need to get out.
I don't know that game.
It's not a game.
None of this is a game!
- But I thought you two
wanted to have fun today.
- Look around, Cat.
You were right.
It's fun to have fun,
but you have to know how.
You don't know
when enough is enough.
Now, go!
Suzy.
Cromwell.
Please.
Out!
Out!
Good riddance!
Now, this may not be the time
for I told you so," but...
Like I said,
not the time.
I'll get the mop
and bucket.
Conrad, you might want
to get out of here until Mom
has a chance to calm down.
No. This was my fault.
I'll take the blame.
Look, Mom will be home any second.
Why don't you go upstairs?
I'm not going upstairs.
I'm staying with you.
Really? Why?
Two reasons.
One, the stairs are destroyed.
Two, this is just as much
my fault as yours.
Thanks, Sally.
By the way,
you're a pretty good brother.
Glad you think that.
Maybe we can room together
at military school.
Well, here goes.
@ Bet you thought I'd gone
Bet you felt a sting @
@Bet you never thought
I'd have another song to sing @
@ But now that you've learned your lesson
Allow me to blow your mind @
@ By reading to you the small print
of the contract that you signed @@
Okay, section eight,
article 93, subparagraph 834.
Right by the chili stain.
It reads, "If Conrad, a.k.a. Concrete,
should open the crate...
"and we know he will...
the contract shall be null and void.
"However,
if Sally and Conrad
should learn from their mistakes,
the contract shall be reinstated."
I think you two have satisfied
Yeah!
So there's just one last game to play.
It's called "Clean Up The House."
Kids, meet the Dynamic Industrial
Renovating Tractormajigger.
D-l-R-T?
That's right!
@It's getting better
all the time @
@I used to get mad
at my school @
Ta-da!
weren't cool @
@ You're holding me down @
@ Turning me 'round @
@Filling me up
with your rules @
@Ooh-ooh @
@I've got to admit
it's getting better@
@Better@
@A little better
all the time @
@It can't get no worse @
@I have to admit
it's getting better@
@Better@
@A little better
since you've been mine @
- Hee-hee!
@Me used to be
@Me hiding my head
in the sand @
@ You gave me the word
@I'm doing the best
that I can, yeah @
@I've got to admit
it's getting better@
@Better@
@A little better
all the time @
@Can't get no worse @
@I have to admit
it's getting better@
@Better@
@It's getting better@
@Since you've been mine @
Oh, yeah!
@Getting so much better@
These drapes are so out,
@All the time @
they're in!
@It's getting better
all the time @
Yeah!
- @Better, better, better@
- Spin! Spin!
@It's getting better
all the time @
@Better, better, better@
Ooh! Ooh!
@I have to admit
it's getting better@
@A little better
all the time @
@It can't get no worse @
@ Yes, I admit
it's getting better@
- @It's getting better@
- Bye!
@Since you've been mine @
@Getting so much better
all the time @@
Okay, we had some good times.
We cleaned up the house.
We even managed to work in
an up-tempo pop tune for the sound track.
That's important.
I guess there's just one
last thing to check.
Huh?
Looks like everything's
in balance,
but you're still smoking
way too many cigars.
- And you... lay off the sauce!
Cat,
this day has been...
amazing.
Thank you, Cat.
For everything.
Conrad?
Sally?
Adieu.
Cat!
- Cat!
- Huh?
- Wait, Cat.
- Don't go!
Uh-oh!
All right, kids.
This place better not be a mess.
I'm... home?
Hi, Mom.
Hi, Mom.
Miss Walden, home so soon?
The children were angels.
- Thanks, Mrs. Kwan.
- Hello, Joan.
Lawrence, what happened to you?
They... happened to me.
Your demonic children.
They destroyed your house!
Uh...
The house was alive.
The wall was made of paper.
I fell off the cliff.
And the giant cat...
The giant cat!
Tell her.
Larry, Larry.
You look terrible,
and my mom
thinks you're insane.
This is what we in sales
call "a win-win scenario."
Joan, you are passing up
the opportunity of a lifetime.
You know what kind of kid
your boy is.
I mean, who are you
going to believe?
You're right. I do know
what kind of kid Conrad is.
He can be irresponsible.
Yes!
He makes bad choices.
Sometimes he makes me
want to tear my hair out.
Yes! Yes! Yes!
But he's a good kid,
and I believe in him.
Now, I'd like you
to leave.
Wha... Joan. Joan.
Joan. Joan.
Oh, Joan, Joan, Joan!
- Will you marry me, Joan?
Oh, Joan, Joan,
Joan, Joan.
Yes!
Yeah!
Yeah!
Oh, that's nice.
Mr. Humberfloob?
Whoa-ho-ho!
Almost got me again.
Enjoy the party.
Mr. Humberfloob.
Joan, the party's a hit
and the house is immaculate.
Congratulations.
Miss Walden. Uh, Miss Walden.
Chicka-ow, chicka-ow,
chica-yee-haw!
Hi, Mom!
Honey, your cupcakes
are a huge hit.
What did you put in them?
Mom, you can make cupcakes
out of anything.
Are you telling me
you can make cupcakes
out of anything?
- Anything.
- Anything?
So what did you kids
do today, huh?
Well, what would you do
The family was whole,
all thanks to the Cat,
who was dashing and charming,
He was witty and cultured...
and, well, very endearing...
and tremendously attractive,
but in a sort of real way.
You know, kind of
an approachable way that I think
you don't see these days...
Oh! Hello! I was just, uh...
How'd they get so smart?
Oh, yeah!
Whoo!
Come on, Things!
Let's go!
What's on my schedule
for tomorrow?
What do you say
we go on vacation?
How 'bout Hawaii?
I like Hawaii.
I should warn you,
Oh, Things are complicated.
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@Nothing's making sense
but you keep on looking up @
@ They tell you to be true
@ To keep it on the real
Still you gotta find a way @
@ To make your mama happy
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