The Velveteen Rabbit
- Year:
- 2007
- 8 min
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27:55,168 -- 01:27:38,718(airhissing )
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27:38,718 -- 01:27:35,381Whoa.
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27:35,381 -- 01:27:32,812Toby?
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27:32,812 -- 01:27:31,444Stay with me.
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27:31,444 -- 01:27:29,509( whistle blows )
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27:29,509 -- 01:27:27,6407
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27:27,640 -- 01:27:25,705( bell dinging )
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27:25,705 -- 01:27:23,269( whistling )
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27:23,269 -- 01:27:07,387( train chugging )
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27:07,387 -- 01:27:05,685Father:
Toby?
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27:05,685 -- 01:27:02,482Yes, Father?
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27:02,482 -- 01:26:52,472Time for bed, Toby.
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26:52,472 -- 01:26:48,001God bless Father, Emily,
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26:48,001 -- 01:26:45,532Frank,
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26:45,532 -- 01:26:41,961and bless my mother
in heaven with You.
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26:41,961 -- 01:26:40,59317
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26:40,593 -- 01:26:38,258Amen.
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26:38,258 -- 01:26:33,152Amen.
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26:33,152 -- 01:26:05,85920
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26:05,859 -- 01:26:00,353( steam hissing )
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26:00,353 -- 01:25:58,785Well...
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25:58,785 -- 01:25:56,149- here you are.
- Mother.
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25:56,149 -- 01:25:54,180It's good to see you.
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25:54,180 -- 01:25:51,711Toby, say hello to
your grandmother.
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25:51,711 -- 01:25:49,976Hello, Grandmother.
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25:49,976 -- 01:25:46,339- Hello, Toby.
- Mother, l...
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25:46,339 -- 01:25:44,037appreciate this.
I really had no choice.
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25:44,037 -- 01:25:42,402My staff will be on holiday--
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25:42,402 -- 01:25:39,566You do realize that this is
my busiest social season.
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25:39,566 -- 01:25:35,829As I was saying,
if there had been anyone else--
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25:35,829 -- 01:25:28,621You mean besides you.
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25:28,621 -- 01:25:21,014I must be getting back on.
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25:21,014 -- 01:25:17,076Remember you are
a little gentleman.
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25:17,076 -- 01:25:12,639Your grandmother will not
tolerate any misbehavior.
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25:12,639 -- 01:25:10,136Yes, Father.
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25:10,136 -- 01:25:07,967Will I see you
at Christmas?
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25:07,967 -- 01:25:02,662That won't be possible.
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25:02,662 -- 01:24:55,155No tears.
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24:55,155 -- 01:24:51,918I'll see you in a few weeks.
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24:51,918 -- 01:24:49,816Conductor:
All aboard!
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24:49,816 -- 01:24:45,912( whistle toots )
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24:45,912 -- 01:24:12,379No tears.
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24:12,379 -- 01:24:10,043( door opens, closes )
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24:10,043 -- 01:24:06,873I do not permit
running in the house.
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24:06,873 -- 01:24:04,003Wet shoes are to be left
in the foyer.
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24:04,003 -- 01:24:01,901Jackets are to be hung up.
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24:01,901 -- 01:23:58,965And meals are to be eaten
in the kitchen.
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23:58,965 -- 01:23:55,929Yes, ma'am.
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23:55,929 -- 01:23:51,858- You have a nice house.
- Let's keep it that way, shall we?
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23:51,858 -- 01:23:48,822My bridge group is
arriving any minute.
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23:48,822 -- 01:22:24,137You may stay quietly upstairs
until dinnertime.
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22:24,137 -- 01:22:21,301- Mom?
- Toby.
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22:21,301 -- 01:22:19,633What are you doing up here?
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22:19,633 -- 01:22:15,262I'm sorry, Grandmother. Should I have
asked your permission?
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22:15,262 -- 01:22:10,790Yes, you should have.
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22:10,790 -- 01:22:08,855My goodness, l--
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22:08,855 -- 01:22:05,352I haven't been up here
in years.
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22:05,352 -- 01:22:02,916What a filthy mess.
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22:02,916 -- 01:22:00,614Oh, come along.
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22:00,614 -- 01:21:34,120It's time for dinner.
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21:34,120 -- 01:21:30,250- Grandmother?
- Yes?
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21:30,250 -- 01:21:23,977When I was in the attic,
I saw lots of things:
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21:23,977 -- 01:21:22,509toys...
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21:22,509 -- 01:21:20,407and books and--
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21:20,407 -- 01:21:15,769Are you asking permission
to use them?
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21:15,769 -- 01:21:13,700Perhaps if you wouldn't mind.
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21:13,700 -- 01:21:07,527Help yourself.
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21:07,527 -- 01:21:05,425However...
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21:05,425 -- 01:21:01,454I do not want things from
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21:01,454 -- 01:20:58,685Your father used to leave his toys
scattered all over the house,
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20:58,685 -- 01:20:56,616used to drive me crazy.
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20:56,616 -- 01:20:53,480That's why I turned it
into a playroom.
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20:53,480 -- 01:20:47,574Well actually, you father used to
refer to it as "the magic attic."
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20:47,574 -- 01:20:46,239My father?
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20:46,239 -- 01:20:43,436Yes. He spent all
his time up there
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20:43,436 -- 01:20:39,799during the long winter days.
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20:39,799 -- 01:20:36,429If I recall,
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20:36,429 -- 01:20:33,393John had quite an imagination.
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20:33,393 -- 01:20:31,024He would come down
from that attic
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20:31,024 -- 01:20:25,919Ioaded with stories about
his fantastic adventures.
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20:25,919 -- 01:20:22,616"The magic attic."
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20:22,616 -- 01:19:43,844It was nonsense then
and it's nonsense now.
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19:43,844 -- 01:19:40,974Thank you, Mother.
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19:40,974 -- 01:19:38,138It's perfect.
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19:38,138 -- 01:19:25,959( wind howls )
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19:25,959 -- 01:19:22,522Look, Rabbit,
it's beginning to snow.
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19:22,522 -- 01:19:03,870I love to watch it fall,
don't you?
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19:03,870 -- 01:19:01,401- Good afternoon, Henry.
- Good afternoon, Mrs. Morgan.
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19:01,401 -- 01:18:58,698- The florist, please.
- Certainly.
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18:58,698 -- 01:18:52,025Master Toby.
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18:52,025 -- 01:18:35,509( bell tolling,
people chattering )
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18:35,509 -- 01:18:19,459( children playing )
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18:19,459 -- 01:18:15,789Boy:
Nice throw!
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18:15,789 -- 01:18:13,854Ellen?
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18:13,854 -- 01:18:10,917Ah, ladies.
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18:10,917 -- 01:18:06,413- Come on, come on, get him out!
- Yeah, come on!
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18:06,413 -- 01:18:04,411Boy:
Throw the ball! Throw the ball!
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18:04,411 -- 01:18:02,409Come on!
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18:02,409 -- 01:17:59,906Hey, kid, throw the ball!
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17:59,906 -- 01:17:57,604- Come on, throw it!
- Toss it here!
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17:57,604 -- 01:17:55,235You're wasting our time!
Throw it!
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17:55,235 -- 01:17:51,398( all shouting )
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17:51,398 -- 01:17:49,997Come on!
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17:49,997 -- 01:17:46,360Throw the ball!
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17:46,360 -- 01:17:43,623- Throw!
- Throw it!
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17:43,623 -- 01:17:33,547What was that?
You throw like a girl.
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17:33,547 -- 01:17:07,254Go to the car.
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17:07,254 -- 01:17:02,382If you'll be my friend, Rabbit...
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17:02,382 -- 01:16:50,704I'll be yours.
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16:50,704 -- 01:16:48,201( Toby gasps )
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16:48,201 -- 01:16:46,199Oof!
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16:46,199 -- 01:16:39,860Whoa.
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16:39,860 -- 01:16:29,917Huh?
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16:29,917 -- 01:16:27,948( straining )
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16:27,948 -- 01:16:16,270( laughs )
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