The Blue Bird Page #3
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She wouldn't, eh?
Come along. We've no time to lose.
But, ma'am, tell me where
to find the blue bird.
It isn't as easy as all that.
You must look for it yourself-
in the past, in the future, everywhere.
- Are you coming with us?
- Certainly not. I've other things to do.
We're not allowed to go
places alone at night.
Did I say you had to go alone?
You have friends, haven't you?
- Can we take Daddy?
- There's your dog Tylo.
Take him. He might be
of some help to you.
And Tylette, your cat.
Take her, if you wish.
- Wake up, Tylo.
- Wake up!
Wake up, you lazy, creature.|
Stand up like a man.
- Mytyl, look!
- Tylo!
Mytyl. My little Mytyl.
And Tyltyl. Master Tyltyl.
I can talk. At last, I can talk.
Oh, if I only could have
the day you fell in the lake.
I tried so hard to tell you to keep away.
- Who are you?
- Quiet. We've no time for your gabble.
- We're in a dreadful hurry, Tylo.
- Why?
- I don't know, but she said we were.
- Quiet!
Tylette! Wake up!
Wake up, I say!
Can she talk too?
Well, naturally, if the dog can.
- Oh, Tylette, I'm so glad.
We've got to find a blue bird.
- A blue bird?
I'll come. I'll help you.
I love going places.
You'll come too, won't you, Tylette?
Why not? It might be amusing.
- I don't like the way she said that.
- Why, Tylo.
Come on. Come on now, all of you.
Be on your way. Hurry!
We shouldn't take Tylette with us.
She's treacherous.
I heard what you said,
you old sniffle-snoot.
- I'll chew you to ribbons.
- Uncouth, isn't he?
What are you waiting for?
Come along!
Don't stand there
gabbling all night.
Come along.
Well, what are you waiting for? Be off!.
- Oh, I told you.
You must look everywhere.
- But we'll get lost.
- It's so dark.
Oh, don't cry before you're hurt.
I'll take care of that. Light!
Appear.
It's the queen.
Oh, what little dunces you are
not to know this brilliant lady...
when you've seen her
hundreds of times.
This is Light.
Light, may I present Mytyl and Tyltyl.
- How do you do, Light?
- How do you do?
And my name's Tylette.
How do you do?
There's no need to be formal.
We're old friends.
Where would you like to go?
I shall be your guide.
- We're not quite sure where to go.
- Why don't you use your head?
Hasn't it occurred to you that the blue bird
might be hiding in the past?
But where is the past?
Do you know the way?
Why, of course.
The past is just behind us.
Come. I'll show you.
Now, remember.
Somewhere there's a blue bird.
Find it. Never give up till you do.
If you fail, nothing can save you.
Find the blue bird.
We'll find it. I promise.
Listen, you.
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