The Ultimate Christmas Present Page #7
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What A Lovely Place!
So Bright.
So Festive!
So...
What's That?
The Kids Did That.
It's Our Substitute
Christmas Tree.
We Couldn't Get A Real One
Because The Storm--
Yes! The Storm.
What Do You Make
Of Our Little Storm?
Um...
It's A Bad Storm...
Uh...When Do You Think
It's Going To End?
I Was Hoping You
Could Tell Me That.
Me? Excuse Me?
Who's This?
That's My Husband.
Is He In Some Kind
Of Government Work?
Some Sort Of,
"Can't Tell Ya, Gotta
Kill Ya" Operation?
No! He's In Software.
Hmm.
Uh...Would You
Like Some Coffee?
Everything
All Right?
Yes, Fine.
Just Admiring
Your Handiwork.
What Did You Say?
I Asked You If
You Would Like
Some Coffee.
No. Never
Touch The Stuff.
Wait. Yes.
Ok, Uh...
How Do You Take It?
Cream? Sugar?
Both.
But I'll
Mix Them Myself
Out Here.
Ok.
Both!
And If It Isn't
Too Much Trouble,
I'd Like
Some Cookies,
And Candy,
Maybe Some Nuts,
A Bowl Of Fruit,
Popcorn,
Toast With Butter,
Maybe A Pot Roast.
I'll See
What I Can Do.
Yams, If You
Have Them.
A Snow Day, Huh?
We Kinda Had
A Paper Due.
And I Tried To
Shut Off The Machine
A Bunch Of Times.
Honest.
It's Very
Temperamental.
It Took Me
Over 2 Months
To Build It.
But, Santa,
I Thought You Worked
At The North Pole.
Well, Normally I Do,
But There Are
So Many Distractions
At The North Pole,
Especially At This Time
Of The Year.
I Thought I Finally
Had The Machine
Finished On Thursday,
And I Was Going
To Go Back, But Then
When It Started
To Do All Sorts
Of Odd Things,
Like Raining When
It Should Be Snowing
And Snowing
When It Should Be
Sunny And--
And That's Why
You Got Frustrated
And Threw It Away.
Exactly.
But It's Such
An Important
Machine.
Very Important.
Extremely
Important.
Why?
"Why?"
"Why?"
This Kid
Is Funny.
Yeah, Why?
We Never
Understood That, Either.
It's Important Because
I Wanted To Give People
The Ultimate
Christmas Present.
A Gentle,
White Snowfall
So Simple
And So Pure
That We Would All Just
Stop Rushing Around
And Take A Few Moments
To Be Reminded
Of The Magic
Of The Season.
Ah.
Mmm.
It's All
My Fault, Santa.
If I Hadn't Been
Such A Total Lame-O
And Just Written
My Paper Like
I Was Supposed To,
None Of This
Would Have Happened.
I'm So Sorry, Santa.
(Sniffs)
There'll Be Plenty
Of Time To Talk
About That Later.
The Important Thing
Right Now Is To Stop
This Storm!
Now, Where
Is The Machine?
Mom! Mom!
Oh! Oh! Mom!
Whoa!
Where'd You Get
That, Little Boy?
I Found It!
Found It?
You Mean Stole It,
Don't You?
You Know What
Happens To Little
Boys Who Steal!
I Didn't Steal It!
I Found It!
They Go To Jail!
For A Long Time!
Sometimes Forever!
I Don't Want
To Go To Jail!
Why Don't You Hand
It Over To Me,
And I'll See
What I Can Do.
There You Go.
Go On Now!
Aaahh!
A Weather-Making
Machine!
From Now On,I Will Be
The Greatest Weatherman
In The World,
Because I...Will
Control...The Weather!
Ha Ha Ha Ha!
(Coughs)
Hi, Honey. It's Me.
Um, I Hope You Check
Your Voice Mail.
Um, Did You Enter
A Contest?
Mom, I Didn't
Steal It!
I Found It,
And It's Making Snow,
And The Man Says
I Could Go To Jail,
Maybe Forever!
Ok, Wait.
Slow Down.
What Did You Say?
I'm Sorry. I'm Not
Understanding You.
You're Going
Too Fast.
We Have To Find
A Way To Distract Her.
Have You Ever Played
Ding-Dong-Ditch?
Uh-Uh.
Uh-Uh.
Wh-What Did You Steal?
What's Making Snow?
Upstairs!
(Doorbell Rings)
Just A Second.
But, Mom!
Hello?!
Hello?!
Ah! Hello?!
(Giggling)
It's Snowing
In Allie's Room!
Joey, Please.
I've Got Enough Problems
Right Now, Ok?
Alrighty!
Where'd The Tv Guy Go?
Mom!
Hey! Who Are You?
It's That Boring
Weatherman From Tv.
Edwin, Give Me
The Machine.
Give Me The Weather
Machine, Edwin.
Never!
Edwin...
Edwin...
Whoa...Ahh!
(Gasps)
Let's Take The Stairs.
Whoa! Ah!
Arr!
No One Ever
Believes Me!
Hey Joey!
This Is Santa
And His Elf.
Pleased To Meet
You, Joey.
Don't Tell Mom, Ok?
Coochie-Coochie!
Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha!
Stop!
Stop!
Stop!
I Know A Shortcut!
Please, Not
Another Shortcut!
(Panting)
Sparky, Come On!
Ok!
Nothing Can
Stop Me Now!
Stop!
Aah!
Aah!
Waah!
Come On!
He Passed Through
This Candy Factory!
My...My Snowmobile!
It's Ok, Horace.
Perhaps Santa
Will Bring You
A New One
For Christmas, Hmm?
(Santa Chuckles)
Let's Go.
(Footsteps Echoing)
Crumpet:
Now, WhereCould He Have Gone?
It's Like
He Vanished.
Santa:
He Disappeared.
Over Here!
Chocolate
Footprints.
Come On!
They Stop!
Huh!
Sparky, What
Are You Doing?
It's Raining
Chocolate!
Stay Back.
Edwin...
Give Us The Machine.
Please!
No, You Can't
Have It!
I Want It.
I Found It,
And It's Mine!
Sparky...
Grr!
Rrr, Grr!
Stay Back,
I Tell You. Back!
Stay Down,
Sparky, Don't!
No! Stay Back!
Aah!
Get Him!
Aah!
Santa:
Allie, The Machine!Aah!
Whew!
Oh!
Well Done,
Allie!
Good Job, Al. Whoo!
(Gasps)
I Hate Cotton Candy!
(Gasps)
Can't I Have It?
I'm Sorry,
Edwin. No!
Guess I'll Be
On My Way.
Or Not.
Mmm. Mmm.
(Hammering)
Screwdriver!
Wrench!
You Realize You Just
Can't Keep Me Here
Against My Will.
I Have A Report
To File, After All!
Not Now.
(Clears Throat)
Chewing Gum!
Sure, Boss!
Ew!
Thank You.
(Grunts)
I'm Stumped.
The "Q" Wire Is Attached.
The Rhombus Wheel Is Turning.
I've Triple-Checked Everything
From The Alpha Coil
To The Zip Volume.
In Theory, This Machine
Should Be Working Perfectly.
Did You Check
The Batteries?
Batteries.
(Chuckling)
Oh, I Always Use My Own
Special Brand Of Batteries.
Evermerry.
Each Battery
Lasts 100 Years,
So It Couldn't Possibly...
Oh, Dear.
What's Wrong?
I Just Remembered That
When I Put The Batteries In,
I Was Out Of Evermerrys,
So I Used Generic Ones.
Quick. Open These Up.
(Click, Whirring)
I Think It's Working.
All Right!
Let's Raise
The Temperature
To 58 Degrees
And Bring Up
The Sun!
(Cheering)
Oh, Dear.
It's 4:
05 Already.Do We Still
Have Time?
Can We Make
Christmas?
It'll Be Awfully,
Awfully Tight,
But Yes,
I Think We Can.
Boys, Let's Pack Up
Everything We Need
From Here
And Quickly!
Oh.
Santa, I'm...
Really On The "Naughty"
List, Aren't I?
Yes,
But It Isn't
A Permanent Situation.
It Will Change If You've
Learned Something Today.
I Have High Hopes For You,
Allie Thompson.
You're A Trailblazer With
A Great Sense Of Adventure.
That Sounds
Pretty Good.
It Is.
But It Also Comes
With A Great Deal
Of Responsibility.
It Does?
Yes.
You Can't Waste All That
Energy And Brainpower
On Just Skipping
Homework Assignments
And Taking
What Doesn't Belong To You.
You Have To Use Them For Things
That Are Responsible
And Unselfish.
Imagine If I Just Decided
To Skip Christmas.
Think Of All The Billions
Of Children Who Would
Wake Up On Christmas Morning
To Find
Their Stockings Empty
And Nothing Under The Tree.
You Did A Wonderful Job
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