The Little Prince Page #2
- I have to call the insurance.
- Done.
- And file a police report.
- Done. In duplicate.
- Photo documentation?
- Inside and outside.
The lighting could have been better.
It's not so bad.
I'll call a contractor in the morning
and we'll forget the old man even exists.
Matters of consequence,
let's recap today's recap,
of today's market activity,
with a detailed account...
Numbers of the day.
There are also hundreds of others...
"Once upon a time there was
a little prince who lived on a planet"
"that was scarcely bigger than himself,
and who had need of..."
A friend?
I thought you could use a friend!
No, here I am, up here.
Here! Hi.
I'm sorry.
That's just the beginning of the story.
It's okay. Nobody understands it anyway.
All right, bye-bye.
See you later, maybe.
She made the most frightful noise.
It resounded all over the place.
- I can count the pennies.
Once upon a time
there was a little prince
who lived on a planet
that was scarcely bigger than himself,
and who had need of a friend.
"And I lived my life alone
without anyone I could really talk to."
"So I learned to pilot aeroplanes."
I flew more or less all over the world,
until I had an accident
in the Sahara desert.
If you please, draw me a sheep!
If you please, draw me a sheep.
Draw me a sheep!
When a mystery is too over-powering,
one dare not disobey.
Draw? I don't know how to draw.
That doesn't matter.
The first sheep I drew was too sickly.
And the second one,
not to his liking either.
You see yourself
that this is not a sheep.
This is a ram, it has horns.
- And this one was...
- Too old!
I want a sheep
that will live for a long time.
So, I drew this.
The sheep you ask for is inside.
That is exactly the way I wanted it!
Do you think this sheep
will eat a great deal of grass?
Because where I live,
everything is very small.
I'm sure there will be
enough grass for him.
He's a very small sheep.
Not that small. Look!
He's gone to sleep.
Wow.
Hello?
Hello?
Hello!
Hold on. Don't move.
Good.
Here we go.
Wow.
I... I just wanted to give
your drawing back.
You don't like it?
It's not that.
It's not very good.
I think it's nice.
I read the story, too. Attentively.
Odd?
I mean curious... Or interesting...
I have some issues
with some of the facts.
You have questions?
I don't mean to be rude. Can I?
What? Be rude?
Sure, go ahead. I'm listening.
First of all, what was the kid
doing there in the desert?
It's very strange.
No one can last very long
in a desert without food and water.
Where are his parents?
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