The Velveteen Rabbit

Synopsis: A toy rabbit yearns to become 'Real' through a child's love. Through his journey, the Velveteen Rabbit learns the mystery of Nursery Magic and becomes Real in more than one way.
Genre: Fantasy, Short
Director(s): Denise Quesnel
  2 nominations.
 
IMDB:
8.0
Year:
2007
8 min
318 Views


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(airhissing )

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Whoa.

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Toby?

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Stay with me.

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( whistle blows )

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( children clamoring )

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( bell dinging )

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( whistling )

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( train chugging )

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Father:

Toby?

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Yes, Father?

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Time for bed, Toby.

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God bless Father, Emily,

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Frank,

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and bless my mother

in heaven with You.

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( train whistle blows )

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Amen.

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Amen.

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( whistle blowing )

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( steam hissing )

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Well...

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- here you are.

- Mother.

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It's good to see you.

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Toby, say hello to

your grandmother.

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Hello, Grandmother.

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- Hello, Toby.

- Mother, l...

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appreciate this.

I really had no choice.

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My staff will be on holiday--

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You do realize that this is

my busiest social season.

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As I was saying,

if there had been anyone else--

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You mean besides you.

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I must be getting back on.

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Remember you are

a little gentleman.

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Your grandmother will not

tolerate any misbehavior.

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Yes, Father.

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Will I see you

at Christmas?

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That won't be possible.

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No tears.

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I'll see you in a few weeks.

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Conductor:

All aboard!

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( whistle toots )

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No tears.

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( door opens, closes )

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I do not permit

running in the house.

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Wet shoes are to be left

in the foyer.

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Jackets are to be hung up.

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And meals are to be eaten

in the kitchen.

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Yes, ma'am.

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- You have a nice house.

- Let's keep it that way, shall we?

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My bridge group is

arriving any minute.

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You may stay quietly upstairs

until dinnertime.

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- Mom?

- Toby.

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What are you doing up here?

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I'm sorry, Grandmother. Should I have

asked your permission?

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Yes, you should have.

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My goodness, l--

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I haven't been up here

in years.

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What a filthy mess.

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Oh, come along.

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It's time for dinner.

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- Grandmother?

- Yes?

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When I was in the attic,

I saw lots of things:

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toys...

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and books and--

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Are you asking permission

to use them?

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Perhaps if you wouldn't mind.

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Help yourself.

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However...

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I do not want things from

the attic lying around.

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Your father used to leave his toys

scattered all over the house,

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used to drive me crazy.

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That's why I turned it

into a playroom.

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Well actually, you father used to

refer to it as "the magic attic."

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My father?

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Yes. He spent all

his time up there

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during the long winter days.

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If I recall,

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John had quite an imagination.

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He would come down

from that attic

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Ioaded with stories about

his fantastic adventures.

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"The magic attic."

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It was nonsense then

and it's nonsense now.

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Thank you, Mother.

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It's perfect.

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( wind howls )

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Look, Rabbit,

it's beginning to snow.

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I love to watch it fall,

don't you?

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