The Velveteen Rabbit Page #7
- Year:
- 2007
- 8 min
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651
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37:00,449 -- 00:36:59,048Okay.
652
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36:59,048 -- 00:36:56,479Here we go!
Pedal!
653
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36:56,479 -- 00:36:54,844Pedal!
654
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36:54,844 -- 00:36:52,942Oh, you're doing great.
Keep pedaling.
655
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36:52,942 -- 00:36:49,605Look, Nana, I'm doing it!
I'm doing it!
656
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36:49,605 -- 00:36:44,934Yow!
657
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36:44,934 -- 00:36:42,565Father!
658
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36:42,565 -- 00:36:38,261You came! You really came back
just like I asked!
659
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36:38,261 -- 00:36:32,889I came back because
I thought something was wrong.
660
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36:32,889 -- 00:36:29,752But you're here.
You can stay for Christmas.
661
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36:29,752 -- 00:36:17,173Toby, go inside, please.
I'll be there in a moment.
662
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36:17,173 -- 00:36:14,470Now Mother, maybe you'd like
to explain to me
663
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36:14,470 -- 00:36:12,268why I left work
to hurry here
664
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36:12,268 -- 00:36:09,198under the guise of an emergency
to find the two of you playing around.
665
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36:09,198 -- 00:36:06,496There is an emergency
here, John.
666
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36:06,496 -- 00:35:58,087It's Toby. He wants to be
with his father for Christmas.
667
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35:58,087 -- 00:35:54,484That's what this is all about?
668
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35:54,484 -- 00:35:52,982Christmas?
669
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35:52,982 -- 00:35:49,645No, it's about your son.
670
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35:49,645 -- 00:35:45,341He needs you.
He needs to spend some time with you.
671
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35:45,341 -- 00:35:42,605with my father.
672
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35:42,605 -- 00:35:38,534Mmm. And what I wouldn't give
to relive those years with you.
673
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35:38,534 -- 00:35:34,030Now I have to go and
explain to Toby
674
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35:34,030 -- 00:35:22,285why I can't stay.
I'll leave first thing in the morning.
675
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35:22,285 -- 00:35:09,405Don't you think it's
a little late for all of this?
676
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35:09,405 -- 00:35:06,068It's never too late.
677
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35:06,068 -- 00:35:04,000Rabbit, guess what?
678
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35:04,000 -- 00:35:01,931- Guess what?
- What, Toby?
679
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35:01,931 -- 00:34:59,128My father's come
to be with me for Christmas!
680
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34:59,128 -- 00:34:56,993- Johnny!
- Yeah.
681
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34:56,993 -- 00:34:53,723( both laughing )
682
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34:53,723 -- 00:34:50,987Johnny's come back
to see me!
683
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34:50,987 -- 00:34:48,117- To see you?
- Yeah, to see me.
684
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34:48,117 -- 00:34:44,514- I'm his toy.
- Horse! That's enough.
685
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34:44,514 -- 00:34:42,145I'm sure he's come
to see you, dear.
686
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34:42,145 -- 00:34:40,376I've known him longer.
687
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34:40,376 -- 00:34:37,373Have you ever played sheriff with him?
I have.
688
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34:37,373 -- 00:34:35,104How about pirates?
689
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34:35,104 -- 00:34:32,735Did you ever pretend
you were buccaneers on the open sea,
690
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34:32,735 -- 00:34:30,633- looking for hidden treasure?
- No.
691
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34:30,633 -- 00:34:28,297That's because he
likes playing with me!
692
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34:28,297 -- 00:34:25,862- Horse!
- Who taught him how to play stickball?
693
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34:25,862 -- 00:34:22,592Me! Who was there
when he got sick? Me!
694
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34:22,592 -- 00:34:19,722Who comforted him when
his father died? Me.
695
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34:19,722 -- 00:34:16,953Me! Me! Me!
696
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34:16,953 -- 00:34:14,417- Me.
697
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34:14,417 -- 00:34:04,774( panting )
698
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34:04,774 -- 00:34:01,804Toby, wait.
699
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34:01,804 -- 00:33:53,996I didn't mean to--
700
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33:53,996 -- 00:33:48,491Toby?
701
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33:48,491 -- 00:33:46,089Toby? I'm sorry.
702
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33:46,089 -- 00:33:43,786I just-- Toby?
703
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33:43,786 -- 00:33:39,415- Are you listening to me?
- John:
Toby?704
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33:39,415 -- 00:33:35,778Toby, I need to
talk to you, young man.
705
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33:35,778 -- 00:33:25,268( stone skipping )
706
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33:25,268 -- 00:33:22,265You think you're so
important, Horse.
707
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33:22,265 -- 00:33:20,330Well, you're not, you know.
708
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33:20,330 -- 00:33:14,023I don't want to
play with you anyway.
709
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33:14,023 -- 00:33:09,052Toby?
710
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33:09,052 -- 00:33:02,779( owl hooting )
711
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33:02,779 -- 00:32:55,905( birds chirping,
owl hooting )
712
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32:55,905 -- 00:32:53,403Toby?
713
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32:53,403 -- 00:32:51,768Johnny!
714
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32:51,768 -- 00:32:48,531Oh, look at you!
715
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32:48,531 -- 00:32:42,158All grown up! Are you a cowboy
716
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32:42,158 -- 00:32:40,323Johnny?
717
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32:40,323 -- 00:32:36,019Come on, Johnny, it's me.
718
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32:36,019 -- 00:32:33,449What's wrong?
719
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32:33,449 -- 00:32:31,848Where are you going?
720
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32:31,848 -- 00:32:30,146- No!
- ( door slams )
721
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32:30,146 -- 00:32:27,644Don't leave me again!
722
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32:27,644 -- 00:32:23,940Take me to the train station.
I will not be staying after all.
723
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32:23,940 -- 00:32:21,638But sir, the next train doesn't leave
for several hours.
724
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32:21,638 -- 00:32:19,736I'm well aware of that.
725
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32:19,736 -- 00:32:12,095Very well, sir.
726
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32:12,095 -- 00:31:58,514( door opens, closes )
727
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31:58,514 -- 00:31:56,212Horse didn't mean to hurt you.
728
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31:56,212 -- 00:31:53,610Sometimes he just
gets carried--
729
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31:53,610 -- 00:31:51,507( gasps )
730
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31:51,507 -- 00:31:42,899Toby, please, I didn't mean to--
731
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31:42,899 -- 00:31:41,030Horse?
732
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31:41,030 -- 00:31:38,695Johnny doesn't love me anymore.
733
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31:38,695 -- 00:31:36,893Neither does Toby.
734
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31:36,893 -- 00:31:34,257No child ever will.
735
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31:34,257 -- 00:31:30,987Without love,
what's the point?
736
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31:30,987 -- 00:31:27,283I'm just wood and cloth.
737
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31:27,283 -- 00:31:25,181Goodbye, Swan.
738
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31:25,181 -- 00:31:19,609Horse, no!
739
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31:19,609 -- 00:31:17,207- ( Swan gasping )
740
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31:17,207 -- 00:31:13,736Oh! Oh, dear. Oh, dear.
741
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31:13,736 -- 00:31:11,000Toby?
Where is he?
742
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31:11,000 -- 00:31:08,264Where is the boy?
Oh, no, this is terrible.
743
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31:08,264 -- 00:31:04,694This is terrible!
Toby!
744
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31:04,694 -- 00:30:38,635Toby!
( echoing )
745
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30:38,635 -- 00:30:24,320Look, Toby, I'm hopping.
746
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30:24,320 -- 00:30:21,184I'm sure Horse didn't mean
what he said.
747
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30:21,184 -- 00:30:11,975Your dad loves you.
748
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30:11,975 -- 00:30:01,397Huh?
749
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30:01,397 -- 00:29:46,149Huh?
750
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29:46,149 -- 00:29:44,547Mother?
751
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29:44,547 -- 00:29:42,512Is it really you?
752
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29:42,512 -- 00:29:40,343My dear Toby.
753
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29:40,343 -- 00:29:38,341Look how much you've grown.
754
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29:38,341 -- 00:29:34,404You're very handsome.
755
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29:34,404 -- 00:29:28,631( Toby sighs )
756
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29:28,631 -- 00:28:38,882Oof!
757
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28:38,882 -- 00:28:36,946I miss you so much.
758
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28:36,946 -- 00:28:34,577I miss you too, dear.
759
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28:34,577 -- 00:28:32,542
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