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it would be revolutionary.
Gentlemen. Can I have your attention?
You are all dismissed.
Bankrupt?
Yes, at the bottom of
A typhoon sank them all.
- Tinker it.
- Oh, you're in for it.
- Hey.
- Oh God. You are home early.
Oh I didn't think you
were along for that job.
Or any job apparently.
That's what makes our life
together so exciting.
Charity.
- This isn't the life I promised you.
- But I have everything I want.
- What about the magic?
- What do you call those two girls?
Hey, you partners, look who.
Daddy!
- Come here.
- Did you bring a present?
Present, for what?
- For my birthday.
- Your what?
- My birthday.
- It's not your birthday.
Okay, I do have a present.
But not just any present.
Oh no.
The most amazing
birthday present ever.
This extraordinary machine was originally
created by Leonardo Da Vinci 400 years ago.
But the blueprints have
been lost for centuries,
until just last week,
on a stormy night...
when a sunken pirate ship washed
up on the shores of Nantucket.
They found skeletons and treasures...
and the blueprints were recovered
by none other than JW Mercantile.
The blueprints crossed
my desk very briefly...
but I managed to commit
them to memory...
and if I had remembered correctly...
Happy birthday, Caroline.
This is a wishing machine.
You tell it your wishes...
and it keeps them safe
until they come true.
Even if you forget them,
they are always there.
- Can I tell a wish?
- Step right up. Go ahead.
- I wish to marry Santa Clause.
- That is a good wish.
I wish for ballet slippers.
Hey, that's a good wish too.
What is your wish, Mommy?
I wish...
for happiness like this forever.
For you and you...
and for your father.
- Boring.
- Boring?
Since when is happiness
ever been boring?
Every night I lie in bed.
The brightest colors fill my head.
keeping me awake.
I think of what
A vision of the one I see.
it's gonna take.
world we're gonna make.
The goat prices go up, so
the pork bellies go down.
- Charles, we're leaving.
- Huh?
This bank only wants to lend
money to people with money.
What are you looking at
Flop Doodle?
Mr. Barnum.
This venture you propose
is risky and somewhat bizarre.
It's a good bet, it's what it is.
Sir, people don't wanna admit it...
but they are fascinated with
the exotic and the...
is why we stare at it.
The bank is going to need
substantial collateral.
Of course. I would not
suggest otherwise.
The deed and title to my entire
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