Heidi Page #2

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We could wait around.

We'll see.

Thanks, Grandfather!

Shall I sing something?

Yes.

- Hey mother, it's starting.

- Alright, then go.

I'm going to the village.

Are you sure you don't

want to step inside?

When it's over, I'll knock

at the door and wait here.

Hello.

Heidi! So you made it?

I can help with the bell. But

grandfather said someone must go with me.

I see!

Close the store already.

We want to be there

when our boys arrive.

He could have come for the entire day!

Let the people talk.

The hens can't do it!

That's right!

What is right?! How dare you!

Let him go.

One should take away the child.

He'll get what's coming to him yet.

Nobody will help him then.

All children to the rope.

But lift the rope only once

the bell founder says so.

Lift the rope!

What's wrong with that little one?

You don't want to join in?

It belongs to Alp-hi.

Come, you're part of it as well.

Come on, pull!

There's enough for all.

All will get a chance.

- Did you also get a sausage?

- Yes.

- But Brigitte, this is white bread.

- This is a soft roll.

- Do you want some?

- A little, but the rest is yours.

My late husband used to bring

me white bread every Saturday.

Didn't it get hard?

Later in the week I roasted it...

... on the fire.

- If I had money, I'd buy you...

- ... white bread daily.

- I can live without it.

- Are you coming to see us?

- Welcome!

Brigitte, your house

looks run down.

Grandfather! I got a sausage

and was allowed to pull too.

I know!

- Do you live...?

- Peter and I live here.

- And in the chambers up there?

- We can't, the roof is broken.

Don't you know how to

use a hammer and nails?

Nobody will show him, how.

I have to climb up every

day with the goats.

Someone else would have to do it.

Why don't you take someone in

the two chambers over winter.

- I could do that.

- I mean for a fee, of course.

Of course. I think I know

now what you mean.

You do. That's good.

Goodbye.

Come, Heidi.

Get home safely.

Heidi, come on!

We have a visitor.

Your aunt from Frankfurt.

- Yes?

- Go see her at once.

She has been waiting for 2 hours.

She's upstairs.

She also brought you something.

Look at that! Heidi,

how much you have grown!

Give me your hand.

I hope you remember me?

- You're Aunt Dete.

- So, you have not forgotten me then.

I brought you a dress.

Go ahead, unpack it!

Yes. Thank you.

But why would you deny her happiness?

You only get such an

opportunity once in a lifetime.

The child stays here.

But then my trip from Frankfurt

would have been completely useless.

For the last time:

The child does not belong in the city.

I see. And what gives you

the right to decide that?

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