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00:30Une histoire de dingue? Pourquoi ne pas le dire? Allons-y!
00:39Humpty Dumpty, je ne suis pas. Je suis l'oncle Amos, l'oie.
00:44Alors, vous voulez une histoire? Alors, la histoire, je vous la donne.
00:49Ça s'est passé ici, au pays d'Angleterre, en Pennsylvanie, sur cette même ferme,
00:54il y a des années, où les animaux étaient juste des animaux.
00:58La ferme était différente à l'époque. Pauvres, fâchés, pas si heureux.
01:05L'hiver était difficile, et l'hiver venait lentement, comme un mule insolent.
01:12Papa Doppler était le fermier, et Maman Doppler, la femme du fermier.
01:19Ils avaient de l'amour, mais pas de l'argent.
01:23Bientôt, ils perdraient toute la ferme, à l'aide d'un terrible coup de poing de Tobias.
01:32Où est Doppler? Je sais qu'il a de l'argent.
01:39Payez ce que vous voulez, car je prends la ferme.
01:46Doppler a besoin d'aide.
01:49Plus qu'aide, ils ont besoin d'éternité.
01:55Oh, les bruits de la ferme à l'intérieur.
02:09Quelque chose a des oeufs.
02:13Un bébé!
02:15Maman, il a un oeil. Il dit quelque chose. Lisez.
02:21Appelez-moi Peter Paz, et si vous pouvez, aimez-moi.
02:27Mais comment? D'où? Pour quoi?
02:32Oh, Papa, ne vous en demandez pas, quand il donne tellement de merveille.
02:38Un merveilleux?
03:08Un merveilleux?
03:38Peter Paz n'était pas un bébé habituel.
03:41Vous voyez, les habituels doivent grandir 12 mois avant d'être un an.
03:47Peter grandit un an chaque mois.
03:53Donc, sur son premier anniversaire, il avait déjà 12 ans.
03:57Et tel un grand 12. Et tel un pouvoir. Et tel un travailleur. Et telle joie.
04:05Plus il riait, plus il grandissait.
04:12Bientôt, la ferme était l'envie de tout le monde.
04:15Toute la vallée. Et je veux dire, tout le monde.
04:23Avec les animaux, il avait un lien spécial.
04:26Oh, ce n'est rien de spécial. Les animaux et les humains sont presque les mêmes.
04:31Si vous fermiez le nom, vous seriez tous les mêmes.
04:34Comme maman et papa Doppler.
04:36Pourquoi bien sûr?
05:02Un oiseau est plus qu'un oiseau avec une paire de chaussures magiques.
05:09Nous vous appellons les fesses. T'aimes?
05:13Je veux dire, je pense que c'est juste adorable.
05:18Un oiseau est plus qu'un oiseau avec une paire de chaussures magiques.
05:22Un oiseau est plus qu'un oiseau avec une paire de chaussures magiques.
05:25Un oiseau ne peut pas être mort.
05:28Vos oreilles sont longues et furieuses.
05:30Votre dos est dur comme une plaque.
05:32Vous êtes toujours en hurleur.
05:34Et vous êtes toujours en retard.
05:36C'est très, très humain.
05:38Pour être comme les humains,
05:40voici un chapeau avec une fleur brûlante
05:42et quelques chaussures et quelques jeans.
05:45Nous vous appellerons Cotton et Terrace.
05:49Bien sûr, je ne t'ai pas oublié.
05:51Voici un beau chapeau et un délicat nez.
05:55Ou...
05:58Qu'est-ce que tu penses de Lollipop?
06:00Maintenant, tous vous, essayez vos talkers.
06:04Un oiseau est plus qu'un oiseau avec une paire de chaussures magiques.
06:08Un oiseau est plus qu'un oiseau avec une paire de chaussures magiques.
06:11Un oiseau ne peut pas être mort.
06:17Vous êtes tous des petits garçons aussi?
06:20Vous pouvez être Bill Bird
06:23et vous, Maxwell Mouse.
06:26Et vous, Snailsward.
06:28Encore?
06:30Vous deux, vous gérez la maison des oiseaux.
06:32Alors, que pensez-vous de...
06:34La Reine Bessie
06:35et le Roi Bossy?
06:38Les oiseaux font de l'eau,
06:40et les oiseaux font de l'eau.
06:42Un oiseau est plus qu'un oiseau avec une paire de chaussures magiques.
06:46Un oiseau ne peut pas être mort.
06:52Un oiseau ne peut pas être mort.
06:57Un oiseau ne peut pas être mort.
06:59J'ai du papier.
07:01Vous voyez?
07:02Faites la paiement de l'année à Easter,
07:05ou vous serez tous morts.
07:07Morts!
07:22Tim Whiskers a un logement sur votre farme?
07:24Il est tellement riche,
07:25qu'il possède pratiquement toute la vallée.
07:28Mais pas toujours,
07:30il avait tellement d'argent dans sa poche.
07:32Il était un simple agriculteur, comme nous.
07:35Et il créait des croûtes comme nous,
07:37simple et simple, à la main.
07:39Mais ensuite, il a inherité de l'argent,
07:42et il a acheté un tracteur.
07:44C'était tellement merveilleux.
07:47Ça pouvait faire le travail d'une centaine d'agriculteurs.
07:50Nos prix au marché, avec lui, ne compétaient pas.
07:54Il nous a vendus sous.
07:56Mais pourquoi vous n'avez pas un tracteur?
07:57C'est cassé.
07:58Pour acheter un tracteur,
08:00vous devez avoir un tracteur,
08:02pour faire ce qu'un tracteur coûte,
08:04en premier lieu.
08:05Je pense que vous êtes beaucoup mieux offre que Tobias Toot.
08:08Comment est-ce qu'il est devenu Tim Whiskers?
08:11Très bien.
08:12Il a tellement adoré son matériel,
08:15qu'il est allé une fois à la grande ville,
08:17a employé un médecin en plastique,
08:19et deux ingénieurs moteurs,
08:22et il s'est rendu tout en mécanique.
08:28Lorsque les marchés s'éloignent, il les prend pour eux,
08:32tous les animaux et les gens qu'il monte.
08:35Et tout, il les enlève,
08:37pour dire plus de place pour ses machines.
08:41Maintenant, il n'a pas seulement la vallée,
08:44mais aussi la ville.
08:46Il l'a acheté,
08:47banque et tout,
08:49et après lui-même, il l'a nommé.
08:52Et bientôt, notre grasse,
08:54Soon our farm also to Tobias T. Whiskers will be long.
09:01We'll raise that money somehow.
09:04How? We'd have to sell thousands and thousands and thousands of eggs.
09:09I know a way if you'll all help.
09:11I'll help. I'll do it all by myself.
09:15We'll all help. First we gotta go to a place I know.
09:21A sleeping place, a quiet place
09:26Far in the woodland deep
09:29Awakens but just once a year
09:33Its promises to keep
09:37A girl so fair doth linger there
09:41Ageless, sweet and true
09:44And Mother Nature is the name
09:48By which she's known to you
09:52Though I was but a babe in arms
09:56A year ago this night
10:00She sent me forth and bathed I
10:04Should ease the daughter's plight
10:08And as I left that magic place
10:12Her voice to me did sing
10:16Return each year this very night
10:20The dawn before the spring
10:24I love you, lad, so please return
10:28Each dawn before the spring
10:35Yes, this is the spot.
10:37But where's the pretty lady?
10:41Fireworks? No, a falling star.
10:46It's a message from his... his mama.
10:50It's... it's a contract.
10:53An egg contract.
10:56A contract to supply colored eggs to the Easter Rabbit himself.
11:00You know the Easter Bunny?
11:03Well, who do you think carried me to the Dopplers a year ago tonight?
11:06We'll be able to pay gin whiskers.
11:09Why? Will the Easter Bunny buy lots of eggs?
11:12Lots? He'll buy thousands and thousands and thousands.
11:17Thousands and thousands and thousands?
11:20Well, I guess I mean...
11:23Oh, no problem. No problem at all.
11:27Maybe not for you, dear.
11:30I'll have to talk to the ladies.
11:33Well, those chickens sure did cooperate.
11:37And the other animals colored all those eggs.
11:44By the night before Easter,
11:46there were thousands and thousands and thousands.
11:50And the magical Easter Rabbit came
11:53and spirited them to the four corners of the world away.
11:57It was a joyous occasion.
12:01It was a joyous Easter morning.
12:03Everybody went to the best Easter breakfast ever.
12:07And after, Peter built a small stage in the barnyard.
12:11And to celebrate their good fortune,
12:14they gave for all of the neighbors a show.
12:17Yeah!
12:29Stop such foolishness!
12:35Glad to see you, Farmer Tin Whiskers.
12:37Here's this year's payment.
12:39Hold here!
12:41You! You!
12:44If you don't make next year's payment, you lose farm.
12:49We'll make it. We have the egg contract.
12:52Why, I don't get a contract.
12:56I am better farmer than you.
12:59Well, some folks think differently, I guess.
13:01I prove.
13:03I challenge you to plowing contest
13:08tomorrow at dawn in my South Forty.
13:14Plowing, plow!
13:18Uh-oh. Never a tin whisker farmer trust.
13:22For the field he chose was a farm he once knocked down.
13:26An old well was there, hundreds of feet deep.
13:30And that tin sneak hid the well good and proper.
13:39Ready you are? Set you get?
13:43So go already!
13:45Yeah!
13:47Peter from the start was ahead.
13:49Such a wonderment!
13:51But wait! The well!
13:54Peter, what's in the old well coming?
13:56No! Stop! Stop!
14:01Well, the Dopplers and the neighbors got together
14:05and fished Peter Paz from the well out.
14:09They carried him home and in his upstairs room placed him,
14:13gentle-like.
14:15Is he? Is he?
14:19You know, gone?
14:22His heart beats still, but slow somewhat.
14:27Such a strange, strange sleep.
14:30And he slept the summer away and through autumn's glory
14:34and winter's silence he slept.
14:36And even as March winds blow, still he slept.
14:41And when it was once more, the dawn before springtime,
14:46the sad little animal all to the woodland went
14:50to ask Mother Nature's help.
14:54The cure for Peter's sleep sleeps itself.
14:58Within this I now hold.
15:01When this hatches, that which bursts from inside will awaken him.
15:07What's inside, ma'am?
15:09You will see only when it hatches.
15:13This is too important to entrust to the setting hens.
15:18Feathers?
15:19You're right. We'll hatch it ourselves.
15:22We? You mean me and Terence help hatch an egg?
15:27That's bird's work.
15:29We all love Peter, don't we?
15:32Then we'll all take turns.
15:34Yeah.
15:35And turns they took.
15:37Eight-hour shifts to clock around,
15:39day and night, night and day.
15:42And finally...
15:43Oh, I see.
15:46And finally...
15:47Oh, I feel something stirring.
15:51Did you feel it before, Cotton?
15:54I always get kind of numb the last hour or so.
15:59There it goes again.
16:01I do believe it'll hatch by tomorrow morning.
16:05What will hatch?
16:08Inside every apple is an apple core.
16:12In every pretty peach is a pit.
16:16But we've got an egg, and nobody knows
16:20whatever is inside of it.
16:26Till it finally breaks the shell,
16:28ain't nobody can tell
16:30what wonderment would dwell inside our egg,
16:33our egg, our egg, our egg.
16:39Could be a dragon or a dinosaur.
16:43Our egg?
16:44Could be a fairy queen.
16:47Our egg?
16:48Maybe it's a wish on a wishing star.
16:52Or a monster colored green.
16:55Could be a wizard or a wacky witch.
16:59Our egg?
17:00Or an elf from old Saint Nick.
17:03Our egg?
17:04Or a magic little tailor with a magic stitch.
17:08Or an ordinary chick.
17:10Oh no!
17:11Inside every pumpkin is a pumpkin's teeth.
17:15In every horse's mouth is a pit.
17:19But we've got an egg, and nobody knows
17:27whatever is inside of it.
17:34To work!
17:35Easter tomorrow is.
17:37And the Easter eggs we must in the farmyard pile for the bunny.
17:41Don't you budge now.
17:42If anything starts popping, you let us know.
17:47I sure will.
17:49Because whatever is inside this egg will wake Peter.
17:53And we need Peter to save the farm.
17:57All the night through they brought the eggs from the storage bins out
18:00and put them a pile in too.
18:03Hard work.
18:05Holding two jobs is harder even.
18:07So who can blame Terence for forty wings catching?
18:23Peter don't wake up now.
18:25Soon farm mine.
18:29I got egg.
18:39He's got the egg.
18:41What do we do?
18:42Wake everyone.
18:44Say cock-a-doodle-doo dear.
18:47Oh yes, yes.
18:49Cock-a-doodle-doo.
18:51Cock-a-doodle-doo.
18:59Tim's got the egg whisker.
19:02I mean, Whisker's got the tin egg.
19:04I mean, Tim's...
19:05We get the idea.
19:07Come on.
19:08This way.
19:13You don't catch Tobias Timwhisker.
19:23Oh, it's my goat day.
19:25Take that away goat.
19:28Uh-oh.
19:29They both fell.
19:33Somebody the egg catch before the ground it splashes on.
19:38Good work Gilbert.
19:40I got it now.
19:42I got it.
19:43I got it.
19:44I got it.
19:47I got.
19:48I got.
19:53It's hatching.
19:58Well, that mysterious egg, it cracked open.
20:02And nobody's eyes ever such a something saw.
20:11This must be the place.
20:15Great day for a race.
20:17What race?
20:18The human race.
20:22Take me to your leader.
20:27You've heard of wonderment.
20:29This was a fondement.
20:32A clown soothed Goofy.
20:34A clown soothed Goofy.
20:36A clown soothed Goofy.
20:38A clown soothed Goofy.
20:40A clown soothed Goofy.
20:42A clown soothed Goofy.
20:44A clown soothed Goofy.
20:46A clown soothed Goofy.
20:48A clown soothing Goofy.
20:50A clown soothing Goofy.
20:52And the medicine he made, was nothing but good laughing.
20:57The Dublin, they laughed.
20:59The animals, they laughed.
21:01All Easter morning when laughter was alive.
21:05And the glorious stuff, which hadn't for a whole year been heard,
21:10You see, laughter, simple laughter, the one thing that was for a whole year missing, was the only thing that could cure Peter Pals.
21:32Such a celebration, for the belly, feasting, for the heart, loving.
21:41For the soul, laughing.
21:45Even Tin Whiskers laughed himself from the well up, somewhat rusted, and wonderment of wonderments.
21:53The magic laughter showed him that under it all he was still Tobias Tooth.
21:59He reformed and gave all the poor folks back their farms, and poor himself now, for the toppers he went to work.
22:08In fact, he took Peter's place, for mother nature called Peter Pals to other needy folk.
22:16His wonderment to bring, nobody the whole county round would ever Peter Pals forget.
22:26And when Tin Whiskers gave the town back, they made it a new name.
22:32Farewell, Peter Pals. Remember you, we will, sweetly. Miss you, we will, terrible like. And love you, we will, always.
22:46And what I'm singing now, you can sing too. Let's sing a wonderment for me and you.
23:01And what I'm singing now, you can sing too. Let's sing a wonderment for me and you.
23:09And what I'm singing now, you can sing too. Let's sing a wonderment for me and you.
23:17And what I'm singing now, you can sing too. Let's sing a wonderment for me and you.
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