Arthur et les Minimoys (Arthur And The Minimoys) Page #3

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He hid them so well

I haven't been able to find them.

Where you going?

You think I'm gonna hang around

twiddling my thumbs for 48 hours?

I'm going to find the treasure!

Just like his grandpa.

( Alfred panting )

You should go and find my car

rather than sitting there watching.

I can't believe he'd have hidden

his treasure in the yard

without leaving

some sort of clue or note--

something to help us find it.

"Maltazard, the Evil M."

I hope I have the honor

of meeting you one day, Princess.

In the meantime,

permit me to steal a kiss.

( barks )

Jealous.

I knew it!

"To get to the land of the Minimoys,

put your trust in Shakespeare."

Shakespeare?

What tribe is he from?

House is here, south is that way.

The tree, the elf, the moon.

It's all there.

Alfred, we found it! Yes!

- Ahh!

- Hang on there, young man.

Arthur, how many times

do I have to tell you,

I don't want you playing

in this room.

- Excuse me. Please go ahead.

- Thank you.

Granny, who are these guys?

This gentleman is going to evaluate

some of your grandpa's things.

Granny, you aren't gonna sell

Grandpa's things?

Arthur, I'm afraid

I don't have any choice.

Yes, we do. Look!

It's the map to get to the Minimoys.

- What map?

- They're here!

Grandpa brought them

back from Africa with him.

If we can get to them,

I'm sure they can lead us to the treasure.

Arthur, you're a big boy now, right?

You don't really believe

there are little elves

running around the garden

just waiting for you to visit

so they can slap a bag of rubies

in your hands.

Pardon me?

Oh, nothing. I was just chatting

with my grandson.

If you have jewels,

we are interested.

Unfortunately,

not a jewel on the horizon.

Go to your room. Now.

"Some words may hide others.

William S."

"S" for Socrates?

Shakespeare.

William Shakespeare.

Oh. Not too far off.

Yes.

Better hurry and make your choice

before I change my mind.

- Come on. Let's go.

- Granny--

Let's go.

$300.

It's not very much

for 30 years of memories.

Down payment. If I sell them well,

there's more.

Thank you.

- Mrs. Suchot?

- Yes?

NARRATOR:
Sudderhly. They were

orh a very slippery slope. Irhdeed.

W th Daa v do's th reaats loooom ng,

hardships begarh to mourht

arhd doom arrived at the door

alorhg with the debt collectors.

...and procedural fees added,

that comes to a total of $295.05.

May I?

( telephone rings )

Here's your change.

- Hello.

- Sweetie. It's Mom.

- s everythirhg all right?

- Great. We're cleaning up today.

It's amazing how much old stuff

just piles up around the place.

But thanks to Granny,

we threw it all out.

- Arthur, don't upset your parents.

- ( dial tone )

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