Five Peas - Bedtime Story Animation Best Children Classics HD
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00:00Five Peas
00:12Once upon a time, five little peas lived together inside a pea pod in harmony and contentment.
00:19They slept all day warmed by the sun, and at night they would talk together and listen to the music of the moon.
00:30Wake up, wake up, wake up little peas, wake up, wake up.
00:40When the moon was a crescent, she strung a silver string on her points and became a harp, keeping the beat with a castanet.
00:48When she was a full moon, she would boom like a mighty drum.
00:52The peas would wake when they heard her music.
01:00Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom.
01:10The eldest preferred the sound of the drum.
01:13Let's beat the drum, let's beat the drum.
01:18The second was mischievous and enjoyed the castanets.
01:22Click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click.
01:27The lyrical, sensitive third pea longed for the melody of the harp.
01:32Today, the moon was in its crescent phase, and the soft music of the harp filled the air.
01:41The other peas, however, had different tastes.
01:44They covered their ears and did not want to listen.
01:49Oh, the harp is dull and boring. I don't want to listen to this.
01:53Oh, I don't like it at all. I don't like it.
01:58And what about the fourth and fifth?
02:02I don't care about anything. Life flows like a river.
02:09The fourth pea was melancholy and thoughtful, but the fifth and youngest was very different.
02:16He liked the castanets, the drum, and the harp the same.
02:20I love them all. Each sound is special in its own way.
02:29One fine day, the five peas suddenly realized how cramped their pod had become.
02:36Move over.
02:38It's all stuffy in here.
02:42Oh, this pod is too cramped. I can't sleep in here.
02:47What's going on?
02:50Suddenly, the pod burst open, and the bright sunlight came bursting in.
02:58What's going on? It's too bright. I can't sleep.
03:01Oh, no. What's this light?
03:04I heard it burst.
03:08Doesn't matter. I'm going back to sleep.
03:14Unlike the fourth pea, all the others were quite excited.
03:19This could be our chance.
03:22Our chance for what?
03:24Why, our chance to see the world. We aren't stuck in any tiny pod anymore.
03:30But we know nothing about the outside world. It could be dangerous.
03:35I don't care. I just want to see it.
03:39The peas argued for a while about whether they should leave their pod.
03:50Finally, they decided to take their chances and go on an adventure.
03:55I wish I could get more sleep.
04:01Don't leave me alone.
04:03Coming out of their pod, the peas slid down a thick stem and landed in a furrow in the pea patch.
04:12I hadn't realized how far up our home had been.
04:19The peas were overwhelmed at encountering the world for the first time and were confused about where they should go.
04:25Hey, look. I found some peas that will be perfect for my slingshot.
04:30Here we go. Fly, peas, fly!
04:40The first pea flew high into the air and far away.
04:46The second, third, and fourth also went flying from the slingshot.
04:51No, I'm scared. Please put me down. I don't want to fly.
04:55I cannot resist the force of fate. I will follow my destiny.
05:00At last, the youngest was launched from the slingshot.
05:03Like a cloud! It's so wonderful to fly, so light and free!
05:12The fifth landed on a windowsill.
05:16I feel so dizzy. Where am I?
05:21Let's look through the window.
05:26Gazing through the window, he saw a little girl lying in bed.
05:32She was very pale and thin and was coughing weakly.
05:37Here, darling. Try to swallow some of this soup.
05:41I'm sorry. I feel too ill to eat anything right now.
05:50Oh, but you must eat so you can get strong and healthy.
05:56Oh, what will I do with you?
06:05Oh, sorry. I'm so sorry, Mom.
06:15When the girl finally fell asleep, her mother looked up at the sky and cried.
06:19How can you be so cruel to me?
06:23Why do you want to take my only child from me?
06:26Please save my daughter.
06:29Do you not pity the sufferings of a mother helplessly watching her child die?
06:35Please save my daughter. Please save my daughter.
06:50Beneath the light of the full moon, the pea rolled himself into the girl's room
06:56and sang for her to the beat of the drum.
07:01Dung! Dung! Dung! Play the drum!
07:04Dung! Dung! Dung! Play the drum!
07:11Where's that sound coming from?
07:15Who is it?
07:20Look over here!
07:25Did you say something?
07:27I did. I can also sing to the beat of the moon's drum.
07:34You can?
07:40The girl could see the full moon outside her window, but she couldn't hear its drum.
07:46But I can't hear the music.
07:50Nothing is impossible.
07:54What do you mean?
07:56Listen and open your mind.
08:00My mind?
08:07Oh, it's true. I can hear it now. The drum beats. I can hear it.
08:13That's right. You just have to believe. If you believe, you can get better again.
08:20Oh, no. My doctor says my disease cannot be cured.
08:29Well, what if I can become something other than a pea?
08:33Maybe you can become healthy again.
08:38But you are only a pea. What else can you become?
08:46But what if I transform myself? Will you promise to change yourself, too, if I do?
08:53Yes, I promise.
08:59The next morning, the girl woke up early.
09:03It was just a dream. A talking pea.
09:08That's ridiculous.
09:16Although the girl didn't really believe in her dream, she could feel hope rising in her heart.
09:22But what if I could really cure myself?
09:27Meanwhile, the fifth pea resolved to keep his promise to the girl.
09:31He used the dust that had built up on the windowsill to keep himself warm through the cold winter.
09:40I can do it! I just have to try harder!
09:48The seasons changed, spring arrived, and the fifth pea felt a change occurring within him.
09:53He had sprouted a green bud.
09:59One day, the girl's mother noticed the pea sprout on the windowsill.
10:03Oh, look! It's a pea sprout! How did it end up on our windowsill?
10:08What's that? A pea?
10:15Oh, Mother! He has kept his promise!
10:19Oh, Mother! He has kept his promise!
10:23The pea has kept his promise, Mother!
10:26What are you talking about, dear?
10:29The girl told her mother all about her strange dream.
10:35So now maybe I can become healthy again.
10:38Of course you can, dearest.
10:42The mother was deeply touched by the confidence in her daughter's voice and embraced her.
10:47Do you really believe that you can get better?
10:50Of course I can! If the pea can grow like that, I can!
11:00Courage and hope glowed on the girl's face as she turned to the pea.
11:04This is all thanks to you, pea! Thank you so much!
11:10At that instant, the pea was proud and happy, and had no regrets about venturing into the world.
11:17He hoped his brothers were all right, and did not regret their decisions either.
11:22As he looked at his branches, he could see new peas beginning to sprout, and he smiled happily.
11:40Rapunzel
11:48The Emperor's New Clothes
11:56The Bremen Town Musicians
12:02The Happy Prince
12:09Heidi, Girl of the Alps
12:16Nobody's Boy
12:23The Wizard of Oz
12:29The Last Leaf
12:33I will follow my destiny.
12:36At last, the youngest was launched from the slingshot.
12:39It's like a cloud! It's so wonderful to fly! So light and free!
12:48The fifth landed on a windowsill.
12:52I feel so dizzy. Where am I?
12:57Let's look through the window.
13:02Gazing through the window, he saw a little girl lying in bed.
13:08She was very pale and thin, and was coughing weakly.
13:13Here, darling. Try to swallow some of this soup.
13:17I'm sorry. I feel too ill to eat anything right now.
13:26Oh, but you must eat so you can get strong and healthy.
13:33Oh, what will I do with you?
13:40Oh, sorry. I'm so sorry, Mom.
13:50When the girl finally fell asleep, her mother looked up at the sky and cried.
13:55How can you be so cruel to me?
13:59Why do you want to take my only child from me? Please save me.
14:04Miss, the pea has kept his promise, Mother.
14:08What are you talking about, dear?
14:11The girl told her mother all about her strange dream.
14:15He said that he could change, Mom. So now maybe I can become healthy again.
14:20Of course you can, dearest.
14:24The mother was deeply touched by the confidence in her daughter's voice and embraced her.
14:28Do you really believe that you can get better?
14:31Of course I can. If the pea can grow like that, I can.
14:42Courage and hope glowed on the girl's face as she turned to the pea.
14:46This is all thanks to you, pea. Thank you so much.
14:52At that instant, the pea was proud and happy, and had no regrets about venturing into the world.
14:59He hoped his brothers were all right, and did not regret their decisions either.
15:04As he looked at his branches, he could see new peas beginning to sprout, and he smiled happily.
15:22Rapunzel
15:30The Emperor's New Clothes
15:37Oh, Mother, he has kept his promise.
15:41The pea has kept his promise, Mother.
15:45What are you talking about, dear?
15:48The girl told her mother all about her strange dream.
15:52He said that he could change, Mom. So now maybe I can become healthy again.
15:57Of course you can, dearest.
16:01The mother was deeply touched by the confidence in her daughter's voice and embraced her.
16:06Do you really believe that you can get better?
16:09Of course I can. If the pea can grow like that, I can.
16:19Courage and hope glowed on the girl's face as she turned to the pea.
16:23This is all thanks to you, pea. Thank you so much.
16:30At that instant, the pea was proud and happy, and had no regrets about venturing into the world.
16:36He hoped his brothers were all right, and did not regret their decisions either.
16:41As he looked at his branches, he could see new peas beginning to sprout, and he smiled happily.
16:49The Prince and the Pauper
16:55The Ugly Duckling
17:02Rapunzel
17:03Why do you want to take my only child from me?
17:06Please save my daughter.
17:09Do you not pity the sufferings of a mother helplessly watching her child die?
17:16Please save my daughter.
17:32Beneath the light of the full moon, the pea rolled himself into the girl's room and sang for her to the beat of the drum.
17:40Dung! Dung! Dung! Play the drum!
17:44Dung! Dung! Dung! Play the drum!
17:51Where's that sound coming from?
17:55Who is it?
17:59Look over here!
18:04Did you say something?
18:06I did. I can also sing to the beat of the moon's drum.
18:13You can?
18:19The girl could see the full moon outside her window, but she couldn't hear its drum.
18:26But I can't hear the music.
18:30Nothing is impossible.