One Magic Christmas Page #4
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It's OK.
It's just this moving thing, you know,
with Christmas on top of it.
Well, you'd be better off
if you believed in Santa Claus like Abbie.
Like you, you mean.
- You believe in Santa Claus, don't you?
- Sure.
Or at least, you know, a nice spirit
that's around at Christmastime, that's all.
I've noticed.
Mostly round department stores.
Give us a kiss.
Oh, give me a land
Flows leisurely downstream
Goes gliding along
Like a maid
In a heavenly dream
Can you keep a secret?
Yes.
Well, I'm an angel.
A Christmas angel.
Oh, no, you're not, cos my dad told me
you can't see angels. They're invisible.
Well, they're invisible sometimes,
but sometimes they have to show up.
- So what's your name, then?
- Gideon.
Gideon, was you a good person that died?
Good person?
Well, I was a cowhand, out west.
And one Christmas a long, long time ago,
I was riding along the Snake River,
yelling for somebody.
And so I jumped into the river
to save him.
Well, I saved him all right,
but I got myself drowned,
cos I didn't know how to swim.
And after that,
they made me a Christmas angel.
Well, my job is to...
Every Christmas I have to help
one person that's feeling down
to get into the Christmas spirit.
- One person?
- Yeah.
Could it be my mom? Could you make
my mom like Christmas better, Gideon?
- Yeah, I think so, if you'll help me.
- OK.
Abbie?
I knew it.
Take this letter
that you wrote to Santa Claus,
and give it to your mom
and let her mail it for you.
Why?
That'll help her
get into the Christmas spirit,
and then that can be
Now, you'd better go on inside because
your momma's going to be worried.
And remember, don't tell anybody
that you talked to an angel, OK?
Abbie!
Abbie!
Abbie, you were nearly run over
by that car.
I know, Mom, but the angel Gideon
made it. I mean, a man made it.
Abbie, what are you talking about?
Come inside the house right now.
Yes, Mom. Here,
you can mail a letter to Santa Claus.
This letter, Abbie... Coming out
in the night, nearly getting hit by a car.
- Abbie, you're in big trouble. I mean it.
- But it was an angel, and I talked to him.
You are never
supposed to talk to strangers.
Is that the kind of motel
you lived in when you was little, Mom?
- Not really.
- No, your mom's was bigger.
It was the Ramada Inn,
and her dad was the manager.
Is that where you met Mom, Dad?
At the motel?
No. The motels came later.
Jack!
No, I met your mom on a blind date.
Ginnie Hanks, prettiest girl I ever saw.
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