Tom and Jerry: A Nutcracker Tale Page #3
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- 2007
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Tuffy, set her down someplace, quick.
I told you I wouldn't let go.
I can't. I'm just too scared.
I guess I'm just not cut out
to save the day.
We've gotta find out
where they're headed.
But how are we gonna get her to talk?
I think I can help you with that.
Let me see the tongue-tied patient.
I have special methods
for restoring speech.
So tell me, my dear,
where are your friends headed?
They're off to see the Toymaker.
Did you hear? The Toymaker!
Why, a guy like that's liable
And just how can we find this Toymaker?
Follow the star. It will lead you to him.
See? That didn't hurt a bit.
At least not physically.
She's a traitor now.
She can't go back to her friends.
They'll hate her.
And I thought I was cruel.
I can't believe it. Finally.
You were right, Monsieur Jerry.
All we had to do was follow the star.
A little help here.
Can you imagine?
I got snagged on a branch.
Sure hope the Toymaker's got
some knitting needles.
We've done it.
Nothing can stop us now.
Sorry, boys,
but this is the end of the line.
- How'd you know we were coming here?
- Your little horsey friend told us.
if you hurt but a single hair in her mane.
Hurt her? Alls we did was pull her string
and we couldn't shut her up.
Monsieur Jerry, we have come so far.
Monsieur Jerry, we have come so far.
Are you fine fellows here to see me?
We are, sir, if you are the Toymaker.
At your service, lads.
You're also a toy repairer right?
Don't you worry.
I've fixed a toy or two in my time.
I'm not really a toy.
Yes, I remember. You're a decoration.
Not suitable for play.
But you have the heart of a toy.
And so you shall be one, my son.
Sir, we've come a great distance
to ask for your help.
I know why you've come.
In fact, I know a lot about you.
I've been following your adventures
for longer than you know.
You need a solution to your cat problem.
Well, I think I've got the answer.
Do you know
what has become of our friend?
Nelly?
I'm afraid she's become discouraged.
She feels she's betrayed you...
...and that you'd never want
to see her again.
Little mice with big hearts.
- Are you ready?
- Ready for what?
Presenting the new
Thanks, T.M. Guess what.
I'm a real toy.
Suitable for aggressive play patterns.
- Oh, Paulie, may I?
- Be my guest.
Go ahead, pull harder. Harder.
It's okay.
I used a lot more glue this time.
But there's something you must know.
When the sun rises, the magic that
created your kingdom will begin to fade.
And if you fail to reclaim your throne...
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