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It's just that all the Holroyds
are a little sinister.
You see, Nicky's my brother.
[Sighs] Yeah.
I'm terribly sorry.
Uh...
Oh, waiter?
Yes, sir?
Give us two more of those, a vodka
and tonic and a scotch and soda.
Yes, sir.
[Mouthing Words]
[ Band Stops]
[Mouthing Words]
Miss Kittridge had a-
- Thunderstorms.
- Thunderstorms?
- You do remember them?
- [ Chuckles ] Just an old bugaboo of mine.
Why, that last spring at school,
it was most astonishing how many
dreadful thunderstorms there were.
- Remember?
- Yes, I remember.
It was most extraordinary.
Why, they lasted for weeks.
[ Playing Louder]
Merle, are you all right?
[ Frenetic]
[Yells] [Screams]
Shep, get me out of here!
[Laughing]
[Queenie Giggling]
She was a liar and a sneak.
And you know what else, Auntie?
She used to write
poison-pen letters.
That note to the dean
was from her.
Didn't you do
anything about it?
[Laughs] Why do you suppose we had
all the thunderstorms that spring?
Then that was you She was a nervous
wreck by the end of the term.
Did you hear that, Nicky?
Nicky!
Why, Nicky, how clever!
[Giggling]
Yeah, it's nothing really.
Just something I picked up the other day.
Oh, Nicky,
will you ever grow up?
[Giggling]
And, Auntie, you know
something else?
She had a terrible reputation
as a beau snatcher.
Well, isn't that nice?
Now you can't have a single twitch
about taking him away from her.
Why, it wouldn't be anything for you.
Just a few words to Pyewacket.
No, I don't want him that way.
Gillian, you haven't fallen in love
with him and lost your powers?
Of course not. You don't
believe that old wives' tale?
Well, they say it's true. Nonsense.
It's the other way around.
We can't fall in love.
I wonder.
I wonder if I could
get him without tricks.
I wouldn't know, dear.
If you both come in a moment,
you can have your presents now.
After all, it's been Christmas for hours.
Wait a minute. Let me open.
It's my turn now, Nicky.
Let me. Auntie...
Well, really!
If Nicky can, why can't- Auntie!
Yeah.
[Laughing] Gil, I've got
your present with me, dear,
but I'm afraid it's
kind of mingy this year.
I've never been so broke. That's all right, dear.
I like it just the same.
Thank you. Let me do it again. Come on.
No. No, Nicky, that's enough.
[Nicky] Come on, Queenie, it's present time.
Come on, come on.
You know something? You know what I used
to wonder as a kid? Pye, Pye, Pyewacket.
Huh? Oh, Pyewacket.
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