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00:02:00I know you're smart, Cinder, but you can't play chess.
00:02:05I know.
00:02:11Let's pretend we're in Egypt and I'm the queen.
00:02:15I'll order thousands of my men to build the biggest pyramid in the world.
00:02:20No, we pretended that yesterday.
00:02:25Alice?
00:02:26Hi, Daddy.
00:02:27I have to go out on a call.
00:02:29Is it important?
00:02:30Very.
00:02:31There's a baby over at the Clinton place wanting to get into this world.
00:02:35I've got to help it get in.
00:02:37I'll get my fur coat and snow boots.
00:02:39No, wait.
00:02:40I can't take you this time.
00:02:42But there's a terrible blizzard.
00:02:45I know.
00:02:45That's why I can't take you.
00:02:47George Hansen is going with me.
00:02:49The roads may be in bad shape.
00:02:50We could get stuck.
00:02:52I can shovel snow.
00:02:53You're my favorite driving companion.
00:02:56But you just stay inside here where it's nice and warm this time.
00:02:59I'll be back in time for our nightly chess game.
00:03:02Okay?
00:03:04Okay.
00:03:05I hope the baby's a girl.
00:03:07And I hope you didn't jinx me.
00:03:09I promised a boy.
00:03:24I'll just figure out a real neat chess move to beat Daddy tonight.
00:03:30There.
00:03:31That'll make him scratch.
00:03:35Oh, cinder.
00:03:37You ruined it.
00:03:41Now, where did I have the white queen?
00:03:45I wish I were a queen like you.
00:03:48If I were a queen, I'd ride around my kingdom on my noble steed and make everything beautiful.
00:03:59I'd order all blizzards to stop and I'd command it to be nice every day.
00:04:07I'd order the grass to grow and all flowers to bloom right in the middle of winter.
00:04:16I'd make the sun shine all day long and there'd be a full moon every night.
00:04:22Oh, it's like looking through a window into another land.
00:04:28It's so beautiful.
00:04:30If only I could get through the glass to the other side.
00:04:40What's happening?
00:04:41The grass is going all soft.
00:04:44My hand goes right through it.
00:04:47I wonder.
00:04:50The grass is going all the way.
00:04:51The grass is going all the way.
00:04:53I'm on the other side of the looking glass.
00:04:56I'm on the other side of the looking glass, and I'm not just pretending.
00:05:26I can hardly believe my eyes.
00:05:34I really don't know what to think.
00:05:38It's all such a lovely surprise, and it's happened as quick as a wink.
00:05:45It doesn't seem like a dream. No, I'm sure it's real, though it's hard to understand.
00:05:53Still, I feel so happy here in looking glass land.
00:06:01I love it!
00:06:04It's so wonderful looking around. Oh, look! I really don't know what to say.
00:06:12Cause this colorful land that I found wasn't here when I woke up today.
00:06:19It doesn't seem like a dream. No, I'm sure it's real, though it's hard to understand.
00:06:27Still, I feel so happy here in looking glass land. In looking glass land.
00:06:41I wonder if there are any people in this beautiful land.
00:06:50You're very pretty, but what are you? Are you a bird? Is that what birds look like in this land?
00:07:07Are you some kind of animal?
00:07:17I'm some kind of a magician.
00:07:21You really are. Who are you?
00:07:25I'm Tom Fool, royal court jester and magician to her highness. The white queen in the first square.
00:07:35White queen in the first square? That sounds like a chess game.
00:07:40Of course. This is chess land.
00:07:44Oh, good. I play chess with my father all the time.
00:07:48Ah. Then you know why I had to sneak up on you the way I did. We can't let anyone from the red king and queen side sneak into our square, you know.
00:07:58Well, I'm not from their side. I'm Alice. And I'm from the other side of the looking glass.
00:08:05How about that? We hardly ever get any tourists.
00:08:09You mean other people do come here through the looking glass sometimes?
00:08:14Well, to be honest, you're the first one.
00:08:18Oh, wow. This is something special. Would you show me around, please?
00:08:24Hey, wait. I amuse. I mystify. I entertain. I don't do guided tours.
00:08:31Then just tell me what to see.
00:08:34If you'll pardon me, I think I'll disappear again.
00:08:37Don't leave. You're the first person I've seen. And I don't know which way to go.
00:08:43Oh, well, come on. I'll take you to the top of the hill where you can see all the land.
00:09:01Tom, wait.
00:09:07What's the matter?
00:09:09I can't keep up with you.
00:09:12You've got to run faster.
00:09:14I'm running as fast as I can, but I'm not getting anywhere.
00:09:18In this land, if you just run as fast as you can, you stay in the same place.
00:09:23You've got to run faster than you can.
00:09:25That's impossible.
00:09:31Now running faster than you can is really simple as can be.
00:09:34Try going slower first and then just do the opposite, you see.
00:09:38If you think it can't be done, the problem's only in your mind.
00:09:41So all you have to do is change it and you'll find that nothing is impossible.
00:09:50No, nothing is impossible at all.
00:09:54Now you may think that isn't so.
00:09:57Ah, but I've seen enough to know that nothing is impossible at all.
00:10:03No, nothing is impossible at all.
00:10:07Now getting north by heading south is such an easy trick to learn.
00:10:13Just don't forget before you get there to return.
00:10:16Oh, falling up is elementary when you're outside in your room.
00:10:20And you'd agree at once if you would just assume that nothing is impossible.
00:10:28No, nothing is impossible at all.
00:10:33Now you may think that isn't so.
00:10:36Ah, but I've seen enough to know that nothing is impossible at all.
00:10:43No, nothing is impossible at all.
00:10:48Nothing is impossible.
00:10:51Never been done, maybe.
00:10:53But anything you can think of is possible.
00:10:55Well, I can think I'm on top of that hill, but I'm not.
00:10:59Think hard.
00:11:07There, you did it.
00:11:09That was wonderful.
00:11:12You can see most of our land from here.
00:11:16It's just like a chessboard.
00:11:18Right, and you're in the white square.
00:11:20You always start in the white square, you know.
00:11:23But I don't see any kings or queens or knights and castles and pawns.
00:11:28They're down there.
00:11:29Oh, I'd love to join them.
00:11:32I wouldn't mind being a pawn.
00:11:34That's easy.
00:11:35You're a pawn.
00:11:36But I'd much rather be a queen.
00:11:38I've always wanted to be a queen.
00:11:41That's harder.
00:11:43You have to go all the way across the land to square eight,
00:11:47and then you'll be made a queen.
00:11:50I can do that.
00:11:51You'll have to get the white queen's permission first.
00:11:54I'll ask her right away.
00:11:56She doesn't grant audiences.
00:11:59You work for the white queen.
00:12:02It's not work.
00:12:03I amuse and entertain her.
00:12:05Couldn't you just take me with you when you go in to see her?
00:12:08Sure.
00:12:10Why not?
00:12:11If she gets mad, I can always say you're a spy icon.
00:12:15Come on.
00:12:20The white queen's castle looks like an eagle's nest.
00:12:23The queen's got claws like an eagle.
00:12:26And she screeches like one.
00:12:28She sounds scary.
00:12:30She's mostly bark and no bite.
00:12:33Let's go.
00:12:41May we enter, your majesties?
00:12:43Tomfool!
00:12:44Where have you been?
00:12:46I've been calling for you.
00:12:48I've been patrolling your territory, milady.
00:12:50Searching for spies.
00:12:52Well, if you nab one, haul him in and we'll have a real ball.
00:12:56It's so boring around this gold-plated mausoleum.
00:13:01Boring!
00:13:04You wish entertainment, madam?
00:13:06I could use a couple of chuckles.
00:13:09I don't get a whole lot of laughs
00:13:12just sitting here looking at old Fireball over there.
00:13:19He moved!
00:13:21If he'd sat there much longer like that,
00:13:23I was gonna have him bronzed.
00:13:27Now, amuse me, fool.
00:13:33Hey, no acrobatics.
00:13:34They don't amuse me.
00:13:45And no juggling, you dolt.
00:13:47That went out with Vaudeville.
00:13:48Give me a laugh.
00:13:49Something will hit me right here.
00:13:52Ha!
00:13:57Today, we have some really big, big stars.
00:14:00They're going to give you a really big, big shoe.
00:14:08Some women have brains instead of beauty.
00:14:10What's your excuse, madam?
00:14:15Hey!
00:14:16How's about you and me?
00:14:17We cut a couple of pizzas, huh, Toots?
00:14:19What do you say?
00:14:29Stop this nonsense at once.
00:14:31Do one of your magic tricks.
00:14:33Something super spectacular.
00:14:36Gazook, frog, and wangdoodle.
00:14:44Gollywog, poof and poof, oink, and wampus.
00:14:48This is amateur night.
00:14:56I saw how you did that trick.
00:14:58You had this beast up your sleeve.
00:15:00Now make it go away.
00:15:02Whiff-diddle.
00:15:03Whiff-diddle.
00:15:04Whiff-diddle.
00:15:05Whiff-diddle.
00:15:14That's a guess.
00:15:15I always knew Whizzer had termites in his crown, but not mice.
00:15:20I just noticed there are two of you.
00:15:22Who's this other young boy you brought with you today, Tom?
00:15:26Present him at once.
00:15:32My name is Alice, Your Majesty.
00:15:34I'm not a boy.
00:15:35I'm a girl.
00:15:36You can't be.
00:15:37You're wearing pants.
00:15:38These are jeans.
00:15:39Jeans, Joes, Jims.
00:15:40I don't care who they belong to.
00:15:41They're pants.
00:15:42And boys wear pants.
00:15:43Lots of girls wear jeans today, ma'am.
00:15:44Disgusting.
00:15:45When I was your age, I wore beautiful, frilly dresses and my hair in a long braid down the
00:15:50back with a big bow.
00:15:51You must have found that I'm not a boy.
00:15:52My name is Alice, Your Majesty.
00:15:53I'm not a boy.
00:15:54I'm a girl.
00:15:55You can't be.
00:15:56You're wearing pants.
00:15:57These are jeans.
00:15:58Jeans.
00:15:59Jeans.
00:16:00Jeans.
00:16:01Jeans.
00:16:02Jeans.
00:16:03Jeans.
00:16:04Jeans.
00:16:05Jeans.
00:16:06You must have been a very pretty little girl.
00:16:09Aha.
00:16:10You're a wily one.
00:16:12But you have tact.
00:16:13Diplomacy.
00:16:14We can use you.
00:16:16Maybe we'll make you our new ambassador.
00:16:19What do you think of that, Flash?
00:16:23Get with it, tiger.
00:16:25Huh?
00:16:26Oh, yes, yes.
00:16:28Well, my dear, I feel...
00:16:31Good.
00:16:32I'm glad you feel.
00:16:34For a minute I thought you weren't even breathing.
00:16:38Sharp as a razor, that one.
00:16:40Maybe we should make her the new prime minister.
00:16:43How does that grab you, Swifty?
00:16:45If you really want my advice...
00:16:49That'll be the day.
00:16:51Just nod your head for approval.
00:16:53That's giving it the old pizazz, slugger.
00:17:03It's done.
00:17:05Now come up here, child.
00:17:07And let me appoint you prime minister.
00:17:10But I don't want to be a prime minister, Your Majesty.
00:17:14I want to be a queen.
00:17:16You're not as bright as I thought you were.
00:17:19You know what it takes to be a queen?
00:17:22Tom told me.
00:17:23I have to go all the way from square one to square eight.
00:17:27With your permission.
00:17:28It's not easy.
00:17:30The Red King and Queen will try to stop you with their evil tricks all along the way.
00:17:35I can make it.
00:17:37You'll meet some loonies, not normal, well-adjusted characters like us.
00:17:42There's this joker on square five called Humpty Dumpty.
00:17:47Flaky.
00:17:48A real airhead.
00:17:49Oh, I know all about Humpty Dumpty.
00:17:52Ha!
00:17:53Wait till you get to squares six and seven.
00:17:56You know all about dragons and krakens and griffins and hydras and ogres and gorgons?
00:18:01I've never seen any.
00:18:02Well, you'll see plenty.
00:18:05Keep a close eye out for the Jabberwock.
00:18:07He's a real creep.
00:18:09Oh, if you really make it to the Red Queen's square and she has to crown you,
00:18:15it'll blow her mind.
00:18:18Then you're giving your permission?
00:18:21Yes, yes, child.
00:18:22Go.
00:18:23Let Tom Fool here take you to square two and show you the way.
00:18:27Come back when you're queen and we'll crack a pot of tea together.
00:18:31Now, be gone.
00:18:32Thank you, your majesty.
00:18:33Thank you, your majesty.
00:18:36Go to Kilometer.
00:18:37Go to Kilometer.
00:18:38Go to Kilometer.
00:18:39Go to Kilometer.
00:18:41Go to Kilometer.
00:18:42Go to Kilometer.
00:18:43Go to Kilometer.
00:18:45You're choices for the most people that you can make.
00:18:46Come back.
00:18:47You're so gross and strong and earnest at your feet.
00:18:49Go to Kilometer.
00:18:50Come back, come back.
00:18:51We'll do it.
00:18:52Come back.
00:18:53Hold it.
00:18:54You're so gross.
00:18:55I'll ode that the秒 test.
00:18:56It's not what you get.
00:18:57You're so gross.
00:18:58You're so gross.
00:18:59At the bottom of this gorge is the entrance to square two.
00:19:12And that's the beginning of your journey to become a queen.
00:19:15I can't wait to get started.
00:19:17The first part of the trip is pretty easy.
00:19:20It gets harder the closer you get to square eight.
00:19:23I'll make it.
00:19:25Suppose you become a queen.
00:19:27Do you know how to act like a queen?
00:19:29I hope so.
00:19:31You look and act like a little girl.
00:19:34But to be a queen, you've got to look and act like nobility.
00:19:39I'll try very hard.
00:19:45Let me give you some pointers.
00:19:47From your lofty throne, address the crowd.
00:19:59Demand their loyalty.
00:20:01That makes me groan.
00:20:03I'd be more proud if I earned my loyalty.
00:20:06With scepter-high demand esteem, make them kneel to you.
00:20:14I'd rather not try to act supreme.
00:20:17That's not how I feel, do you?
00:20:19Nobility is something I must earn.
00:20:32Be sure that praise is all you take.
00:20:38A queen must never be wrong.
00:20:40And go for days without mistake?
00:20:44Oh, I should live so long.
00:20:49Nobility, that's what you've got to learn.
00:20:55Nobility is something I must earn.
00:20:59Now, Alice, here's how you do it.
00:21:03Be cold as ice.
00:21:05I'd rather be nice.
00:21:06Always disagree.
00:21:08But that's not me.
00:21:09Touch the people blind.
00:21:11That's so unkind.
00:21:12Be wise as a sage.
00:21:14I'll act my age.
00:21:15Be tough and hard bit.
00:21:16I'll be soft as a kid.
00:21:17Be shifty and slow.
00:21:19I won't even try.
00:21:20Yell and scream a bit.
00:21:21I wouldn't dream of it.
00:21:23There's nothing to it.
00:21:24I just couldn't do it.
00:21:26To wear a crown and rule the land
00:21:30Takes more than civility.
00:21:33When a person's down and you lend a hand,
00:21:37Now that's nobility.
00:21:41Nobility, that's what you've got to learn.
00:21:47Nobility is something I must earn.
00:21:52Oh, you don't think I can be a queen.
00:21:57If you make it, I'd like to be your court jester and magician.
00:22:02Really?
00:22:03Thank you, Tom.
00:22:05Now, let's get you to the second square.
00:22:08How do we get to the bottom of that deep gorge?
00:22:11We'll slide down on the rainbow.
00:22:15It's not raining.
00:22:17It will.
00:22:17I don't believe it.
00:22:20The sky is perfectly clear.
00:22:24Tumble, mumble, thunder, rumble.
00:22:28Smash and crash.
00:22:30Lightning flash.
00:22:39You believe?
00:22:41I believe.
00:22:42Make it stop.
00:22:44Rain, rain, go away.
00:22:46Come again some other day.
00:22:51I've said that lots of times,
00:22:53but the rain never goes away.
00:22:56There's our rainbow.
00:22:57Yay!
00:22:58Hooray!
00:22:58Hooray!
00:23:01Hooray!
00:23:02Hooray!
00:23:03Hooray!
00:23:05Hooray!
00:23:06Hooray!
00:23:07Hooray!
00:23:08Hooray!
00:23:09Hooray!
00:23:10Hooray!
00:23:11Hooray!
00:23:12Hooray!
00:23:13Hooray!
00:23:14Hooray!
00:23:15Hooray!
00:23:16You make everything so easy, Tom.
00:23:18It won't all be so easy.
00:23:20I can't go with you after square two.
00:23:22I have to serve the white queen.
00:23:24You said you wanted to serve me.
00:23:26You're not a queen yet.
00:23:28Well, when I get to square six,
00:23:30I'll be almost a queen.
00:23:32Can't you join me there?
00:23:33I'll try.
00:23:34Let's go.
00:23:35Which way?
00:23:36The way the sign says.
00:23:38The way the sign says.
00:23:39What does it say?
00:23:41I can't read it.
00:23:42It says second square.
00:23:45It's in reverse.
00:23:46Remember, you're on the other side of the looking glass, and everything is opposite now.
00:23:52Oh, yes.
00:23:53When I look in the mirror, my left hand is really the right hand on my image in the glass.
00:24:01So, we have to go the opposite way the sign points.
00:24:05Oh.
00:24:06It's very bewildering.
00:24:08I don't know if I can make it without you.
00:24:11Sure you can.
00:24:12Queens can do anything.
00:24:14You're almost a queen, so you can do anything.
00:24:18Almost.
00:24:19Now, you're at square two, and you can start your journey.
00:24:36Oh.
00:24:37The country gets more beautiful all the time.
00:24:41Wait.
00:24:42You have six more squares to go.
00:24:44How do I get across all of them?
00:24:47A pawn goes two squares in the first move.
00:24:50I'll guide you across this one.
00:24:52Then, you'll go by train across the third square.
00:24:55Very fast.
00:24:57I love trains.
00:25:04Oh.
00:25:05What's that sound?
00:25:07It's like thousands of giant bees buzzing.
00:25:11That's right.
00:25:12It's a bee colony.
00:25:14It's on our way.
00:25:15Come on.
00:25:16You're going.
00:25:18What's that sound?
00:25:19How can we go.
00:25:20We're going.
00:25:22Oh.
00:25:23Hey.
00:25:24We're going.
00:25:25Ya know?
00:25:26You're going.
00:25:41They're adorable.
00:25:50They must be elephants.
00:26:01I've been told I've seen.
00:26:04Don't believe everything you hear and only half of what you see.
00:26:09All right. Then I believe they're half bee and half elephant.
00:26:15That's a very wise and queen-like observation.
00:26:19Thank you. Now can we go on?
00:26:35We'll get a ride now.
00:26:39I've never seen such creatures. Can we ride a...?
00:26:55Why not?
00:26:57I need two volunteers!
00:27:09Thanks, fella.
00:27:10Hey, dude. How you doing?
00:27:12It's cool.
00:27:13Okay. Hop on.
00:27:15You take this one. I'll take the unicorn.
00:27:27We'll make it to square three in no time.
00:27:31Giddy-up!
00:27:37Giddy-up? Are you for real?
00:27:39I just said giddy-up.
00:27:41Hey, do I look like a horse?
00:27:43Part of you does.
00:27:45Well, I'm, you know, like a centaur.
00:27:48Sorry. I forgot to believe only half of what I see.
00:27:53You're the front end of a man and a horse's rear end.
00:27:58That's gross.
00:27:59Look. Tom's getting way ahead. Can't we just go...?
00:28:04Like where?
00:28:05To the third square.
00:28:07So why didn't you say that leg up front?
00:28:21What happened, Tom?
00:28:23That silly unicorn bucked me off.
00:28:26Couldn't you get back on?
00:28:28I got so mad, I changed him into a rabbit.
00:28:31And he ran away.
00:28:32Well, there's no way I'm gonna haul both of you off my back.
00:28:38Later.
00:28:39It was fun while it lasted.
00:28:43Relax.
00:28:44I'll use the old hocus pocus.
00:28:53Wait till you see this.
00:28:58It's a bird.
00:29:00It's a plane.
00:29:01It's Pegasus.
00:29:10I should have called on old Peg to start with.
00:29:13Now we'll go first class, non-stop, all the way to square three.
00:29:18Come on.
00:29:28This is great!
00:29:32Why don't we just fly all the way to the eighth square?
00:29:37None of these creatures ever leave square two.
00:29:40But you'll get other rides.
00:29:47There's the gate to square three.
00:29:49You're on your own.
00:29:55I wish you were coming along, Tom.
00:29:58You'll do fine.
00:30:00Better hurry.
00:30:01The train that takes you across square three will be waiting at the station.
00:30:06Bye!
00:30:07Hurry!
00:30:10All aboard!
00:30:12Wait for me!
00:30:14I'm coming!
00:30:15Please, wait!
00:30:24Oh!
00:30:25I just made it.
00:30:30Hello.
00:30:32I'm happy to be traveling with all of you.
00:30:35My name is Alice.
00:30:36That's your name?
00:30:39But what are you?
00:30:41I'm a girl.
00:30:43How odd.
00:30:44I'm a goat.
00:30:46Yes, I know.
00:30:47You do?
00:30:49Well, I suppose I'm well known.
00:30:52I'm the president of this railroad.
00:30:56That's very nice.
00:30:57I hope we meet again on the train coming back.
00:31:01Impossible.
00:31:02Our trains only go in one direction.
00:31:06That's weird.
00:31:07You'd make twice as much if you went both ways.
00:31:11Both ways?
00:31:14What a revolutionary concept.
00:31:17Bold, daring, but quite intriguing.
00:31:21I'll have to think about that.
00:31:23Yes, yes.
00:31:24Very provocative.
00:31:25I don't believe I caught your name.
00:31:36It's Seabiscuit.
00:31:38Seabiscuit?
00:31:40Why, you're a famous racehorse.
00:31:44I've heard a lot about you.
00:31:46No, no.
00:31:47My last name is Biscuit.
00:31:50My first initial is C for Charlie.
00:31:54Charlie Biscuit.
00:31:56I pull a milk wagon over in square four.
00:32:00Well, that's good, honest work.
00:32:03I'm sure you're well rewarded.
00:32:05Yep.
00:32:06I get all the yogurt I want free.
00:32:10Wonderful.
00:32:12I hate yogurt.
00:32:15And you, sir, may I ask your name?
00:32:19Post Gazette.
00:32:21That sounds like a newspaper.
00:32:23I am the newspaper.
00:32:25Number one in circulation throughout the land.
00:32:27You read me?
00:32:28No.
00:32:29Well, I mean I can't read you because you're printed all backwards.
00:32:34How dare you?
00:32:35Backwards?
00:32:36Only to me.
00:32:37That's because I come from the other side of the looking glass.
00:32:41Oh, well, I suppose there are two sides to everything.
00:32:50You're very rude, young lady.
00:32:53Are you speaking to me?
00:32:55Is there any other young lady present?
00:32:56No, but what did I do?
00:32:59First, you stared quite openly at my classified section.
00:33:03Oh, I'm sorry.
00:33:05And you were very brazen about studying my financial section.
00:33:09I didn't realize.
00:33:11And for the past five minutes, you gawked with absolutely no shame at my comic section.
00:33:17I really am sorry, but I've never seen a newspaper man before.
00:33:22Incredible.
00:33:24Where do you get your daily paper?
00:33:25From a newspaper boy.
00:33:27Well, boys grow up to be men.
00:33:30Newspaper boys, newspaper men.
00:33:32If you've seen one, you must have seen the other.
00:33:35You're really not very observant.
00:33:37Anyway, I apologize.
00:33:40Oh, this silly train is going right past my station.
00:33:44Quick, throw me out the window.
00:33:45Pull me out the window.
00:33:50Thank you!
00:33:51We're flying!
00:33:52This is a train!
00:33:53Why are we flying?
00:33:54We came to a hill.
00:33:55How else would we get to the other side?
00:33:56You could dig a tunnel through the hill.
00:33:57You know, that's a very interesting idea.
00:33:58You could dig a tunnel through the hill.
00:33:59You know, that's a very interesting idea.
00:34:00You could dig a tunnel through the hill.
00:34:04You know, that's a very interesting idea.
00:34:05Brilliant.
00:34:06I'll suggest it at the next board meeting.
00:34:11Hurray!
00:34:13I'll suggest it at the next board meeting.
00:34:14Hurry!
00:34:16I'll start the next board meeting.
00:34:18This is a train!
00:34:20This is a train!
00:34:21Why are we flying?
00:34:23We came to a hill.
00:34:24How else would we get to the other side?
00:34:26You could dig a tunnel through the hill.
00:34:28You know, that's a very interesting idea.
00:34:30Brilliant.
00:34:32I'll suggest it at the next board meeting.
00:34:33I'll suggest it at the next board meeting.
00:34:39Hurry!
00:34:40Close the window.
00:34:41We are coming to the river.
00:34:57We're going under the river?
00:34:59Well, certainly.
00:35:00It was in the way.
00:35:02But why don't you build a bridge over the river?
00:35:06Clever! Ingenious!
00:35:13Would you consider becoming chairman of the board?
00:35:17Thank you, but I'm hoping to become a queen.
00:35:21Why don't you go for the top spot and become a king?
00:35:25Only a man can be a king.
00:35:28That's politics for you.
00:35:31I'd stay out of it if I were you.
00:35:34Is this the end of the square?
00:35:42Everybody out to push.
00:35:44You want us to push this train?
00:35:47Have to, miss. We're going north.
00:35:50And north is all as uphill, you know.
00:35:53It'd be so much easier if we were going south.
00:35:56South is all downhill.
00:35:58But that's only on a map.
00:36:00Well, we're on a map.
00:36:02Please hurry. We'd like to stay on schedule.
00:36:05All right. Put your shoulders to it.
00:36:17It's so pleasant. I think I'll just walk the rest of the way. Have a nice day.
00:36:27Can't you think of some excuse to leave?
00:36:32I'm not very smart. That's why I pull a milk wagon.
00:36:37End of the line, miss.
00:36:47We hope you'll join your trip, but thanks for riding one-way railway.
00:37:02Now can you tell me how far it is to square four?
00:37:05Just across that river. The ferry boat will take you over.
00:37:09There's no water.
00:37:11You'll appreciate that if you fall overboard. Good day, miss.
00:37:17Cast off!
00:37:47Cast off!
00:37:54Well, I'm in square four, such as it is. But where do I go now?
00:38:01There's a signpost. That'll tell me.
00:38:05Can you tell me?
00:38:09That's a big help.
00:38:21You didn't jog so good today.
00:38:23I jogged fine till you hipped when you should have hopped.
00:38:26I never hip.
00:38:27You hipped lots of times.
00:38:29How'd you like a big fat hip on the lip?
00:38:31Who's gonna give it to me?
00:38:33Gentlemen, please.
00:38:37My name is Alice.
00:38:41My name's Tweedledum.
00:38:42And I'm Tweedledee.
00:38:48We're Tweedledum.
00:38:49And Tweedledee.
00:38:50I look like him.
00:38:51He looks like me.
00:38:52We think alike.
00:38:53But disagree.
00:38:54We're Tweedledum.
00:38:55And Tweedledee.
00:38:56We're Tweedledum and Tweedledee.
00:38:58Say, how come you always get top billing?
00:39:01Sorry, we're Tweedledee.
00:39:03And Tweedledum.
00:39:04A quarrelsome consortium.
00:39:06We argue some.
00:39:07No, you do, chum.
00:39:08We're Tweedledee.
00:39:09And Tweedledum.
00:39:10Better known as Tweedledum and Tweedledee.
00:39:13We just found out the other day we each have one twin brother.
00:39:17So incredibly, we are forced to say we're related to each other.
00:39:21No.
00:39:22Yeah.
00:39:23Of course we're Tweedledum.
00:39:24And Tweedledee.
00:39:25I look alike.
00:39:26And so does he.
00:39:27An amazing similarity.
00:39:29We're Tweedledum.
00:39:30And Tweedledee.
00:39:31We're Tweedledum.
00:39:32See, haven't we met before?
00:39:34Sure, we're Tweedledum and Tweedledee.
00:39:37Oh, yeah.
00:39:38We're Tweedledum and Tweedledee.
00:39:40Oh, I've heard a lot about you two.
00:39:44Never heard about you?
00:39:46I'm from the other side of the looking glass.
00:39:49You a giant?
00:39:50No.
00:39:51Where I come from, I'm just a small girl.
00:39:55Then I'd hate to see a big one.
00:39:57I'm on my way to become a queen.
00:39:59Can you tell me how to get to the next square, please?
00:40:02Just follow the signs.
00:40:04That's what they're there for.
00:40:05But they point in opposite directions.
00:40:08Those signs are for people like you from the other side of the looking glass.
00:40:12You have to go in the opposite direction from the way the sign points.
00:40:15Which sign?
00:40:17Either one.
00:40:18If you want to go left, you've got to go right.
00:40:20And if you want to go right, you've got to go left.
00:40:23Right?
00:40:24No left.
00:40:25I said left.
00:40:27You said right.
00:40:28I'm going to hang a right on you.
00:40:30Start hanging.
00:40:31Please, don't fight.
00:40:33I'll find my way just fine, thank you.
00:40:36Hey, glad we could help.
00:40:38Are you athletes?
00:40:40Yep.
00:40:41Track stars.
00:40:42Run the mile.
00:40:43The marathon.
00:40:44Cross country.
00:40:45But we stay in shape by fighting.
00:40:47Who do you fight?
00:40:48Each other.
00:40:49Oh, yes.
00:40:50I remember the old rhyme.
00:40:52Um, Tweedledum and Tweedledee agreed to have a battle.
00:40:56For Tweedledum said Tweedledee had spoiled his nice new rattle.
00:41:01I never owned any silly rattle.
00:41:03The only thing that rattles around here is his head.
00:41:06It's going to rattle your head.
00:41:07Stop it.
00:41:08I'm sorry I mentioned that old rhyme.
00:41:12It's time to work out in the gym.
00:41:14Want to watch us work out?
00:41:17But I really should be going.
00:41:19I've got to get to the eighth square before dark.
00:41:22We'll jog along with you and lead the way.
00:41:25I'd appreciate that.
00:41:34There.
00:41:35You can see the door to square five.
00:41:37I can't see it.
00:41:40That's because I'm taller than you.
00:41:42You're shorter.
00:41:43I'm taller.
00:41:44Then I'm going to cut you down to size.
00:41:47Please, fellas.
00:41:49Not again.
00:41:50We've got to go back now.
00:41:52Thank you both for your help.
00:41:54Just keep going and you'll come to the door of the fifth square real soon.
00:41:58Start hupin'.
00:41:59Hup.
00:42:00Hup.
00:42:01Hup.
00:42:02Hup.
00:42:03Hup.
00:42:04Hup.
00:42:05Hup.
00:42:06Hup.
00:42:07Hup.
00:42:08That's very strange.
00:42:12A door to nothing leading to nowhere.
00:42:19This must be the entrance to square five.
00:42:24So I suppose I should go through the door.
00:42:32Come on in.
00:42:33Door's open.
00:42:38Hello, whoever you are.
00:42:42I'm Alice.
00:42:43Nice to meet you, Alice.
00:42:45Come on in.
00:42:49Where are you?
00:42:50Right up here.
00:42:52Come in.
00:42:53Come in.
00:42:56Why, you're...
00:42:57At least I think you're...
00:42:59The name's Humpty Dumpty.
00:43:01That's spelled with an H and a D and two umpties.
00:43:06I thought that's who you were.
00:43:08But I always imagined you quite different.
00:43:11Well...
00:43:12Now, I think I'm kinda different.
00:43:15You don't run across a whole lot of eggs with arms and legs who can talk.
00:43:20Oh, yes.
00:43:21But I thought you'd be wearing shirt and pants like an egg man, you know?
00:43:26Oh, that's a pretty good one.
00:43:28That is.
00:43:29A man egg.
00:43:30People don't lay eggs.
00:43:32Are you a chicken egg?
00:43:34You wanna know what I am?
00:43:36Well, I'll tell you what I am.
00:43:39What I am is a dinosaur egg.
00:43:42And you just can't hardly get them no more.
00:43:45Oh, wow.
00:43:46A dinosaur egg.
00:43:48You know how long it takes a dinosaur egg to hatch?
00:43:52Mercy.
00:43:53Many, many years.
00:43:55I got purely tired of waiting to bust out of my shell, so I started growing on the outside.
00:44:02It didn't turn out to real good.
00:44:04This is as far as I got.
00:44:06That's incredible.
00:44:08You don't believe it?
00:44:09I'll just jump down and show you something.
00:44:12Don't jump.
00:44:13You'll break.
00:44:14Oh, you can't crack a tough old dinosaur egg that easy.
00:44:20See that?
00:44:21Now you just forget what you read in some dumb fairy tale, and you believe my tale.
00:44:27I believe if you had hatched, you might have been huge and scary.
00:44:34You know, that might have been kind of fun, but I try not to fret over what might have been.
00:44:41I dreamed I'd be 40 feet high.
00:44:54Instead, I'm the shrimp of a guy.
00:44:58I'm not spooky and scary or yucky and hairy.
00:45:03There must be a good reason why.
00:45:08I planned to be some dinosaur.
00:45:12Re-fire, grumble and roar.
00:45:16But it wasn't to be, I guess you can see.
00:45:20I'm just a good egg and no more.
00:45:24Oh, you just gotta be what you are.
00:45:29Don't aim too high or too far.
00:45:34You're better I found with both feet on the ground.
00:45:38You just gotta be what you are.
00:45:42You can strive, you can reach, and then miss the gold ring.
00:45:47But twelve centuries from now, it just won't mean a thing.
00:45:51Don't try to be something you're not.
00:46:04You don't have to have a whole lot.
00:46:08Don't sit around I'm hoping, just wishing and hoping.
00:46:13Make the best of whatever you've got.
00:46:17Oh, you just gotta be what you are.
00:46:21Don't aim too high or too far.
00:46:26And if you don't make it, then don't try to fake it.
00:46:30You just gotta be what you are.
00:46:33Everybody!
00:46:34You just gotta be what you are.
00:46:38Don't aim too high or too far.
00:46:43You're better I found with both feet on the ground.
00:46:48You just gotta be what you are.
00:46:52You just gotta be what you are.
00:47:00And that's what I guess you could sort of call my philosophy.
00:47:04It's just what I was telling Tom when he said I had to be nasty and mean to be a queen.
00:47:10I intend to be just what I am.
00:47:13Then you'll be a real good one, whatever you are.
00:47:16Something puzzles me.
00:47:18I thought you always sat up on that wall.
00:47:20I gotta tell you, sitting on a wall is not one of your biggest thrills in life.
00:47:26But it says in the nursery rhyme, Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall.
00:47:31Well, now you just gotta take them old nursery rhymes with a dose of salt.
00:47:35Uh, you mean a grain of salt.
00:47:38Eh, that'll get it too.
00:47:40Oh, you planning to stick around a spell or are you just passing through?
00:47:45I'm going to the eighth square to become a queen.
00:47:47And I'd better be going.
00:47:49I'll walk you a ways.
00:47:50Get you pointed in the right direction.
00:47:53Want to see something kind of special?
00:48:12Oh, it's just like all the big stone-faced statues on Easter Island.
00:48:20I call it Easter Egg Island.
00:48:23I painted all of them.
00:48:25Sort of a hobby.
00:48:28They're beautiful.
00:48:32Yes, sirree.
00:48:33All dinosaur eggs.
00:48:35Still waiting to hatch.
00:48:37You painted this one so pretty.
00:48:39I hope it's a girl.
00:48:41And I hope you didn't jinx it.
00:48:43I sort of figured on a boy.
00:48:45That's funny.
00:48:47My father said almost that very same thing to me just this morning.
00:48:51Best tell your dad not to go fooling around with dinosaur eggs.
00:48:55Oh, he doesn't.
00:48:56You see, he was only talking about...
00:48:58That fellow's got to know what he's doing when he messes around with a dinosaur.
00:49:02He's a doctor.
00:49:03You mean he treats sick dinosaurs?
00:49:06I never even knew one to have the sniffles.
00:49:09He's not that kind of a...
00:49:11Your dad ought to take up another line of work.
00:49:13There's just not a whole heck of a lot of sick dinosaurs.
00:49:17Oh, I'll tell him.
00:49:19I love your Easter Egg Island, but I really have to be getting along.
00:49:23Well, I'm sorry to see you go, but square six is just the other side of this island.
00:49:29Right after you cross the hanging bridge.
00:49:32Thanks for showing me the way.
00:49:34And I enjoyed meeting you very much.
00:49:36Pleasure was all mine.
00:49:38You made my day.
00:49:40Now I gotta go back and sit on that dumb old wall some more.
00:49:45Good luck, little lady.
00:49:53Oh, the trip really does get harder.
00:49:59I hope Tom can join me again soon.
00:50:23Tom, where are you?
00:50:36Please!
00:50:38I need you!
00:50:41No!
00:50:44Stop!
00:50:46Please, stop!
00:50:51You rascals!
00:50:54A plague on all malicious midgets!
00:51:12One of the glorious white knights at your service, fair maiden.
00:51:16We perform rescues and deeds of daring-do at all hours.
00:51:19We are as close as your nearest scream for help.
00:51:23Oh, thank you, sir.
00:51:25You arrived just in time.
00:51:27It's a place swarming with evil creatures of all sorts.
00:51:32You really shouldn't enter it.
00:51:35I do wish you wouldn't.
00:51:37But I have to get to square eight.
00:51:39I'm gonna become a queen.
00:51:41Ah, a queen!
00:51:44Oh, that changes the picture, of course.
00:51:47I should be privileged to accompany you across this domain of demons
00:51:52and defend you every step of the way, m'lady.
00:51:56Would you like that?
00:51:58Oh, yes.
00:51:59I'll feel much safer.
00:52:01Hmm.
00:52:02May I have your lace handkerchief to carry next to my heart?
00:52:06It's a quaint little chivalrous custom we knights have.
00:52:09Would you humor me?
00:52:11I'd be ever so grateful.
00:52:13I'm sorry.
00:52:14I don't own a lace hanky.
00:52:16But I've got Kleenex.
00:52:18Eh, I think not.
00:52:20It simply isn't the same.
00:52:22However, I shall still fight for you just as nobly.
00:52:26May we go now?
00:52:28Um, should I ride in front or behind you?
00:52:31I'm afraid Gisela isn't quite up to carrying two riders, dear thing.
00:52:36I hate to ask you to walk.
00:52:38Oh, not me.
00:52:40I couldn't walk three feet in this armor.
00:52:43Heavy metal.
00:52:45And these Solaretts, dear girl, they just kill me to stand on them.
00:52:49That's terrible.
00:52:50Hmm.
00:52:51They're a size too small and I have a very high instep.
00:52:55You do see, don't you?
00:52:57Yes.
00:52:58I didn't realize.
00:53:00I'll walk.
00:53:01Of course.
00:53:04I shall lead the way.
00:53:25Oh!
00:53:26They're mine!
00:53:27They're mine!
00:53:28They're mine!
00:53:29Oh!
00:53:30Oh!
00:53:31Oh!
00:53:32Oh!
00:53:33Oh!
00:53:34Oh!
00:53:35Oh!
00:53:36Oh!
00:53:37Oh!
00:53:38Oh!
00:53:39Oh!
00:53:40I certainly can't stand flying things with fangs and talons!
00:53:44Go away, you haunted creatures!
00:53:46Will, they're gone!
00:53:47Don't come back, you beastly frights!
00:53:53You'll feel the slash of the White Knight soared again!
00:53:56Will, they're gone.
00:54:04And don't you come back, you beastly frights.
00:54:08Or you'll feel the slash of the White Knight soared again.
00:54:12Will, let's get out of here.
00:54:15Uh, well, I'm dreadfully sorry,
00:54:18but I must ride back to the castle at once
00:54:20and secure a new helmet.
00:54:23Do you have to have a helmet?
00:54:25Oh, dear, yes.
00:54:27I sunburn so easily.
00:54:30But I'll be alone in this terrible land.
00:54:34There are other White Knights about.
00:54:36You may be fortunate and run across one.
00:54:39I do hope you're fortunate.
00:54:41I do, I really do.
00:54:47I'm listening badly.
00:54:49Would you be ever so kind and hand me my sword, please?
00:54:55Thank you so much.
00:54:56I needed that for balance.
00:54:59Farewell, fair maiden.
00:55:00May the good spirits protect you in my absence.
00:55:05Godspeed.
00:55:06I really ought to go along to protect him.
00:55:10I need him.
00:55:10I need him.
00:55:13Godspeed.
00:55:37Tom, I'm so glad you came back.
00:55:47You'll be all right now.
00:55:49Come on.
00:55:57There.
00:55:58When we go through that tunnel,
00:56:01we'll be in square seven.
00:56:04I'm almost a queen.
00:56:06That's Jabberwock territory.
00:56:08You ready for that?
00:56:10Of course.
00:56:11I've come this far.
00:56:13I'm going all the way.
00:56:15Let's do it.
00:56:27The Jabberwock is everywhere.
00:56:30And he's got some evil henchmen.
00:56:33Oh, let's just hope he doesn't know we're coming through.
00:56:40I'll stop her.
00:56:41I am the Jabberwock.
00:56:43And I'm me.
00:56:45Don't roar at me, you big O.
00:56:50Roar at the girl.
00:56:52I want her stopped immediately.
00:56:55She mustn't reach square eight.
00:56:57Do you hear?
00:56:59You got it.
00:57:00Me and the Bannisnatch here can take anybody.
00:57:04Your majesty.
00:57:09I'll gobble her up in one bite.
00:57:12Hey, we're all partners.
00:57:15You ought to split three ways.
00:57:18Snarks get nothing.
00:57:20You don't even scare anybody.
00:57:22You always put me down.
00:57:25Just because I'm small.
00:57:26Well, I don't care how you do it.
00:57:29Just stop her.
00:57:30She's gone too far.
00:57:33She's had it.
00:57:35I hope so.
00:57:37Or you've all had it.
00:57:39Hey, we got an assignment here.
00:57:43One little girl?
00:57:45It's a cake.
00:57:46I can do my spine-tingling howl.
00:57:52You do nothing.
00:57:53You're a snort.
00:57:54People laugh when you try to act mean.
00:57:57You're a joke.
00:57:59No howling.
00:58:02Just a suggestion.
00:58:13We work for that crazy red queen.
00:58:16We're the lowest and meanest of me.
00:58:18We're bad.
00:58:19We're bad.
00:58:20Me too.
00:58:21Me too.
00:58:22We'll tear all our films apart.
00:58:24Our evil estate of the arts.
00:58:26We're bad.
00:58:28And don't forget me.
00:58:30I'm Bandersnatch with breath of flame.
00:58:33I've burned up towns to gain my fame.
00:58:35I'm Jabberwock.
00:58:36My game's the same.
00:58:37We're bad.
00:58:38We'll plot and we'll plan and conspire
00:58:41To set the whole country on fire.
00:58:43We're bad.
00:58:44We're bad.
00:58:45And so fast.
00:58:46And then when it's lying in ruin,
00:58:50More mischief we soon will be brewing.
00:58:52We're bad.
00:58:53No more than sin.
00:58:56As Jabberwock, I do my worst
00:58:59To show reverse among the curse.
00:59:01In rottenness we are immersed.
00:59:03We're bad.
00:59:04We're bad.
00:59:05Untrustworthy, scheming, and tricky.
00:59:07We're totally slimy and icky.
00:59:09As opposed to this wimp who simply is absurd.
00:59:13What a nerd!
00:59:15A nerd!
00:59:33With hostility we must remark,
00:59:36We're terrifying lords of dark.
00:59:39We'll zap you out just for a lark.
00:59:41We're bad!
00:59:43The Jeroboam.
00:59:45The Bandersnatch.
00:59:47Hey, and they'll forget to start.
00:59:48Who?
00:59:50Me.
00:59:50We're back!
00:59:59Now, what's our plan?
01:00:01The Red Queen says this girl is smart.
01:00:05We're smarter.
01:00:07She's got to go past that swamp
01:00:09for the man-eating crocodiles.
01:00:12Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
01:00:13So?
01:00:15So we'll lay a trap
01:00:17that'll lead her right into that swamp.
01:00:20Come on!
01:00:28We're over halfway there.
01:00:30And no sign of the Jabberwock.
01:00:32Keep your eyes open.
01:00:42that'll keep her from going around that side
01:00:49no, we'll plug up the other side
01:00:52the crocodiles are going to get all the goodies
01:00:57you can have what's left
01:01:00yes, I always get sick of this
01:01:04she can't go on either side
01:01:09she's got to go straight into the swamp now
01:01:14we'll just sit and wait for the fun to begin
01:01:17look, it's a forest fire
01:01:31no, it's the Bandersnatch
01:01:33and that means the Jabberwock is probably close by too
01:01:37can we sneak around?
01:01:38stay here, I'll go ahead and see
01:01:42what's keeping her?
01:01:44we'll get action
01:01:46they set a trap to lead us into a swamp full of crocodiles
01:01:50can we get around it?
01:01:52both sides blocked off solid with big trees
01:01:55time for magic
01:01:57yep, buckle up for another short hop
01:02:03I just heard something fly over
01:02:05what was it?
01:02:07I don't know
01:02:09well, what did it sound like?
01:02:11it sounded like that
01:02:15we made it
01:02:17we're safe
01:02:19and look at that
01:02:21is it the castle of the red queen?
01:02:25yep, when we cross that drawbridge we're in square eight
01:02:29and the red queen has to crown you
01:02:31we beat her
01:02:33we won
01:02:35oh, that horrid child got past the Jabberwock
01:02:41quick, raise the drawbridge
01:02:43and don't let her in
01:02:45we can't make it
01:02:57oh, we can dine in pleasure
01:03:03the drawbridge is raised and the girl is locked out
01:03:21she'll never be a queen
01:03:24no, it can't be
01:03:34I won't have it
01:03:36you must crown me queen alice your highness
01:03:40never
01:03:42rules of the game madam
01:03:44you're a wizard
01:03:46do something
01:03:48stall for time
01:03:50make her a queen and i'll think of some way to get rid of her
01:03:52much as it revolves me
01:03:54much as it revolves me
01:03:56i hereby pronounce you
01:03:58queen alice
01:04:04i'm a queen at last
01:04:06and i have promised to serve you milady
01:04:14start working your horrible spells and sorcery
01:04:18frighten her
01:04:20make her throw away that crown
01:04:22and be gone
01:04:24Oh!
01:04:54Where did the Red Queen go?
01:05:00Call the castle guards and get me off this ridiculous ladder!
01:05:05Guards!
01:05:08Guards!
01:05:12Don't just stand there!
01:05:14Take these two and lock them up in the tower, keep!
01:05:18Say goodbye after her!
01:05:21The drawbridge is up! We can't get out that way!
01:05:27Use your magic staff and float us down!
01:05:51I don't know if this will work!
01:05:57That wasn't very magic!
01:06:03Well, that was the last of my power!
01:06:07And I lost my crown!
01:06:10Never mind! To me, you're still a queen!
01:06:13Thank you, Tom!
01:06:15That's really sweet!
01:06:17Run!
01:06:19Run!
01:06:21There they are!
01:06:23Take them!
01:06:25Trouble ahead and trouble behind!
01:06:27Use your magic!
01:06:28I told you, it's shot!
01:06:30Well, then I've got to get back to the mirror and into my own room!
01:06:33The future does once, but not this time!
01:06:35The future does once, but not this time!
01:06:37The future does once, but not this time!
01:06:42Come on, we've got to go across!
01:06:43Look!
01:06:44Look!
01:06:45The future does once, but not this time!
01:06:47The future does once, but not this time!
01:06:49These days and my time,accarry,n't you!
01:06:51The future does once, but not this time!
01:06:53Open the sky, there.
01:06:54Remember to it!
01:06:56One day!
01:06:57Oh hooooh!
01:06:58Look!
01:06:59That's the two more machines!
01:07:00Come on, we've got to go across.
01:07:07Look!
01:07:10Just follow me.
01:07:30Hello there. Bye now.
01:07:36They must have opened a new pizza parlor someplace.
01:07:39Hup, hup, hup, hup, hup, hup!
01:07:46It's a marathon.
01:07:48Nobody told us.
01:07:53Stop! We don't go in that direction.
01:08:00Queen Alice, come join me for tea.
01:08:16You're not invited.
01:08:18You work for the Red Queen, you horrible beasts.
01:08:21Now take a hike.
01:08:23No!
01:08:26This pot of tea is cold.
01:08:29Warm it up for me.
01:08:31Hot breath.
01:08:37There's the mirror!
01:08:42Better hurry.
01:08:43They're not far behind.
01:08:45Aren't you coming with me?
01:08:47I've got to stay here and serve the White Queen.
01:08:50Now that you're leaving...
01:08:52But those beasts!
01:08:53And you lost your magic staff!
01:08:56Don't worry.
01:08:57I'll get another one.
01:08:58And go!
01:08:59I'll always remember you, Tom.
01:09:02And I'll never forget you, Queen Alice.
01:09:05I can't get back through the mirror.
01:09:14I don't understand.
01:09:15I walked right through to this side so easy.
01:09:18That's it.
01:09:19Everything is opposite here.
01:09:20Remember?
01:09:21You walked in forward.
01:09:23So you've got to back out.
01:09:25Goodbye.
01:09:26Tom?
01:09:27Goodbye, Alice.
01:09:28Goodbye.
01:09:29Goodbye.
01:09:30Tom?
01:09:31Goodbye.
01:09:32Alice?
01:09:33Oh, Tom.
01:09:34Alice?
01:09:35Oh, Tom.
01:09:50Ah!
01:09:51The Jabberwock!
01:09:53The Jabberwock!
01:09:55The Jabber who?
01:09:56Oh, Daddy.
01:09:58I'm so glad it's...
01:10:00...you!
01:10:01I just got home.
01:10:03Were you having a bad dream?
01:10:05No. It was fantastic.
01:10:09I was a queen.
01:10:11You'll always be a queen.
01:10:13That's sort of what Tom said.
01:10:16Do I know this Tom?
01:10:18No. And Humpty Dumpty said...
01:10:22I know that fellow.
01:10:25Well, he said you shouldn't fool around with dinosaurs
01:10:29or try to treat them if they're sick.
01:10:32Honey, if a dinosaur ever calls on me,
01:10:35I'll need a doctor.
01:10:37Now, sit down and tell me about this fantastic dream you had.
01:10:42Well, it all started out when I went through the looking glass.
01:10:48I wonder, was it really a dream?
01:11:02I wonder, is it really a dream?
01:11:05I look forward to it.
01:11:06I wonder, is it really a dream?
01:11:08Maybe a dream?
01:11:10No.
01:11:11I wonder if you knew I'd be a dream.
01:11:12I wonder if you could come back to the dream.
01:11:14I wonder if you could come back to the dream.
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