00:00Distant Cousins
00:30Distant Cousins
01:00Distant Cousins
01:30It's next
01:30And what is all this?
01:33It's all about Lowell Kelly
01:35Valky, I just need a few details about the poets whose manuscripts are going to be auctioned tomorrow.
01:41Don't spend too much time with Lowell Kelly, he's a minor poet
01:44Minor?
01:46Did her mom have to give her permission?
01:50I mean, compared to poets like Sandburg and Frost
01:53Kelly's work isn't very good.
01:56Cousin, I can't agree
01:59I adore Lowell Kelly, and now that I know quite a bit about him, I like him even more.
02:04Did you know that he used to hide his poems?
02:08He knew what he was doing
02:08He always said it was an extension of the hidden meaning of his poetry
02:15Once, his editor had to go to the garbage dump to find his poems.
02:21Well Valky, my editor is going to my replacements' house and I won't have this story ready in time.
02:25Ask
02:26Why would anyone go to the garbage house?
02:31I mean that
02:32They are ugly
02:33They smell really bad
02:37And they're not good to eat.
02:39Except perhaps for a young vulture
02:42Valky
02:43Know?
02:45Years ago my mother had an excellent recipe for baby vultures with basilisk
02:49I think you need a break
02:53You accidentally wrote that Kelly lived in the same house as us.
02:56Oh, really?
02:59Cousin, I haven't made a mistake
03:01Look at this
03:02Lowell Kelly lived in our house
03:05711 Cadwell Avenue
03:07And not only that, but he lived at number 209
03:12Our apartment
03:13This is incredible
03:15Do you know what it means?
03:17That I am the best writer who has ever lived in the apartment
03:20And that means Lowell Kelly's last poem is hidden in our apartment.
03:27We're doing the world a favor if we leave it hidden.
03:30Let's eat
03:32Cousin, I know you don't appreciate Lowell Kelly, but many other people do.
03:37In 1974
03:39A manuscript by Lowell Kelly fetched $5,000
03:42$5,000
03:45Isn't it disgusting?
03:49To put a price on a great work of art
03:51It's like painting a mustache on the Mona Lisa.
03:54$5,000 for a poem
03:59If it had been signed, it would have been 10,000.
04:01I mean, you know, Valky?
04:03I don't think I'll be able to go out to eat.
04:05Would you like to bring me a sandwich?
04:07I really need to finish this quickly.
04:09Okay, cousin
04:10One of cow
04:11Very clean
04:12From the middle part
04:13And cut diagonally
04:14Marching
04:15Bursley Auctions
04:24Yes, I'm Larry Appleton.
04:26From the Chicago Chronicle
04:27Yes, you know?
04:29I heard somewhere
04:30That an original
04:31An unpublished manuscript
04:33By Lowell Kelly
04:34It reached $5,000
04:35In 1974
04:37How high could it go today?
04:44$25,000?
04:47Oh, mother!
04:59Okay, cousin
05:00No poems here
05:03But I've found my Mipocian recipes
05:06Microwaveable
05:07You said they had stolen
05:09Did you look behind the sink?
05:14Yeah
05:14You know, cousin?
05:18I can't help but write it down
05:19I'm doing all the work
05:21And what are you doing?
05:22Whatever you're doing
05:24All the work
05:28All the work
05:29Valky
05:30Who has gone downtown
05:32How can I get the plans?
05:34You
05:35Who has sucked a tail
05:3710 minutes
05:38In the blueprint office?
05:41You
05:42Who has left a deposit
05:44$10 for the blueprint?
05:48You're right
05:49I'm sorry for being so picky
05:52Alright
05:56Pimo, I can't believe it
05:58Why are you going to so much trouble?
05:59To find a poem
06:00By Lowell Kelly
06:01When do you consider him
06:02Such a minor poet
06:03This morning
06:05Valky
06:05After our talk
06:07I realized the value
06:08From his poetry
06:09How a few lines
06:12On a piece of paper
06:13They can enrich your life
06:14Cousin
06:17Isn't it wonderful?
06:18That we're going to find
06:19A poem
06:20What will he bring to the world?
06:21So much happiness?
06:22Happiness
06:27Yeah
06:27OK
06:27Let's look out the chimney.
06:30Perhaps there's a loose part
06:31A secret compartment
06:34You know, cousin?
06:43In my post
06:44When I had something
06:45What he wanted to hide
06:45Because he considered it valuable
06:47I put it up the chimney
06:49Did you put it up the chimney?
06:53Yes, through the chimney.
06:54But this isn't my post
06:57So we can remove the chimney
06:58Cousin, would you kill me?
06:59Looking out the chimney?
07:03OK
07:04I'll look out the chimney.
07:05Valky
07:13Here's something
07:15Valky
07:16Give me the poker
07:17Cousin
07:17No no
07:18It's not a good idea.
07:19Stoke the fireplace
07:20Valky
07:21I know what I'm doing
07:22Give me the poker
07:23No, cousin
07:24Valky
07:24Valky
07:25Valky
07:26Valky
07:26Valky
07:27Valky
07:27Valky
07:27Valky
07:28Valky
07:28Valky
07:29Valky
07:30Give me the poker
07:34Valky
07:35Valky
07:36Valky
07:37Valky
07:38Valky
07:39Valky
07:40Valky
07:41Valky
07:43Valky
07:44Valky
07:45Valky
07:46Valky
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07:48Valky
07:49Valky
07:50Valky
07:51Valky
07:52Valky
07:53Valky
07:54Valky
07:55Valky
07:56Valky
07:57There's something stuck to this side of the chimney
07:59Valky
08:00Valky
08:01Valky
08:02Valky
08:03And if I could let it go...
08:08Already!
08:09It's coming out!
08:10It's coming out!
08:12I have it!
08:33Know?
08:55One of the reasons why it's a great hiding place
08:58It's because no one in their right mind would go around hitting people.
09:02hit up there
09:06I've been lucky
09:21I could have hit myself on the head with this brick
09:25Or worse
09:27with this box
09:32Do you know what this is?
09:47A box
09:48This is not just a box
09:50We've found the poem!
09:52Here it is!
10:06Prepare to hear the last poem by Lowell Kelly
10:11Roses are red and bring great pleasure.
10:14If you want my poem, this is what you have to do
10:17Yes, yes!
10:25It's Kelly
10:26The man was a genius
10:30I don't know why he fell out of favor in the 60s
10:34Valky
10:35Valky
10:35It's not the poem
10:37If it's not a poem, what is it?
10:39Valky, these are the instructions for finding the poem.
10:42We are approaching the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.
10:46Did you say gold?
10:51Gold?
10:52Why did I say gold?
10:56Don't know
10:57There's no money involved in this matter.
11:00We don't do this to bring happiness to the world
11:04Happiness, yes
11:10Help me find the poem
11:13From the gate, with delight, you will walk 10 steps west.
11:18From the gate, 10 steps west
11:26He says with delight
11:27With delight, 10 steps
11:281, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
11:335 further north and 5 further east
11:36Don't let it hurt you not to go west
11:385 further north
11:401, 2, 3, 4, 5
11:46And 5 more to the east
11:481, 2, 3, 4, 5
11:516 more south to get the item
11:56Of course, I don't know how to make a fool of myself.
11:596 further south
12:061, 2, 3, 4, 5
12:10Valky
12:12I don't understand
12:13They were supposed to be 6 further south
12:15And we've only given 5
12:16Perhaps Kelly was Pati Corot
12:18One moment
12:21Valky
12:26This wall shouldn't be here.
12:28I think you're right
12:29If this wall weren't there, the space would be larger and it would be a kind of small ballroom.
12:36No, no, no
12:36Valky
12:37I mean, this wall didn't exist when Lowell Kelly lived here
12:41We need to take another step.
12:43I go into the closet
12:446
12:48This is the final instruction
12:506 more to the east and sink your teeth into it because before poetry you will be present
12:551, 2, 3, 4
12:57Valky
12:57Valky
12:57The poem is hidden in your room
13:00Come on Valky
13:02Let's find the
13:03Know?
13:11Every time I come in here there's something
13:13More loaded
13:16Thanks cousin
13:20I like that my room is a work of art that grows.
13:23Speaking of it
13:25There is something I want to teach you
13:26Get here
13:27Get here
13:29Well
13:44Valky
13:47Is
13:48Big
13:53I've been working at night on the
13:58It is a representation of the birth of our friendship
14:02Of course
14:08This one here would be
14:10You
14:10My sandals gave me away
14:13And this person without lips
14:18It could be me
14:21Well, Valky is very pretty.
14:25That?
14:27Come on, let's go
14:27Let's see if we can find the east of that
14:30Cousin
14:30Cousin
14:30I'm happy to hear you like it because I put my heart, soul, and six months of sleepless nights into painting it.
14:38In fact, one night I fell asleep against the mural
14:45Do you see this sheep that looks like a nose?
14:55It's, it's, it's, it's my nose
14:57Well, it's a great, great painting
15:02But we have a poem to find, huh?
15:06Now
15:07Let's take all this off the shelves
15:09Cousin, cousin, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait
15:12Wait a minute
15:13You were, you were about to touch a schedule and complete set of Mookie sculptures
15:17Okay, move them
15:19But hurry up!
15:21Okay
15:21Good
15:23Saigot, I'm going to bring you down, I'm going to bring you down
15:26No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, it's my hand, it's my hand
15:29Don't look down, don't look down
15:31That's it, that's it, that's it
15:36Look at me
15:38Listen to me
15:40Feel me
15:41Like this, like this, like this, like this, like this
15:44There are the hind legs and here are the front legs
15:47OK
15:48So
15:49Very good
15:54Yeah
15:55Hey, Valkia, no
15:56Don't you have to go to class now?
15:58Well, I've decided I'm not going tonight.
16:01No?
16:02No, I want to help you find the poem
16:04I'm stunned
16:06Don't you realize that there are many people around the world who would give anything to have the educational opportunities you've had?
16:14Is this how you show your gratitude?
16:16So?
16:16Skipping class?
16:18But, cousin, I'm only going to do it this one time.
16:20That's what you say now, but soon it will be twice, three times, a semester
16:26You will soon forget your oath of loyalty
16:29Cousin, I would never do that.
16:33Go on, go to class
16:34Yeah?
16:35Don't worry
16:36I won't look for the poem until you return.
16:39OK
16:39Thanks, cousin
16:41No, no, no...
16:42No, no, no...
16:42No, no, no, no...
16:43No, no, no, no!
16:44No, no, no, no!
16:45Better
17:02Thank you!
17:32Valky
17:34Didn't I hear you come in?
17:40What have you done?
17:46Well...
17:47To make some progress on this, without getting married
17:50Valky
17:52Now I know where the poem is.
17:56Where is Pimo supposed to be?
18:01I'll steel all the walls!
18:04The only place I could be is the...!
18:09No, cousin
18:10No! No! Don't destroy my mural!
18:18Please, cousin, please, I put my heart, soul, and nose into it
18:22Valky, Valky
18:24You can do it again, think how much better you'll do this second time
18:29Cousin, I can't paint it a second time
18:31I did it during my blue phase and I think that's over now.
18:34Valky
18:37There's a manuscript on the other side of that wall that's worth a lot of money
18:40I called Bursley and they told me they could give us $25,000 for that poem.
18:45That's why you're in my room with a chainsaw.
18:49It's not about bringing happiness to the world
18:54Instead of bringing Larry Appleton money
18:57Wait! Look around you! Wait! Look what you've done! Halt the name of love!
19:06Stop! Here! Get out of the way!
19:20Okay, cousin
19:24Destroy my mural if that's what you want
19:26But think before you leap into your great throat of greed.
19:32You can find the poem
19:35But you'll lose the part of Larry Appleton that cares more about people than money.
19:56Palky, I haven't destroyed the mural.
20:15Oh, no?
20:18I couldn't do it
20:21Oh, cousin, thank you, thank you, I'm so happy
20:27But why, why were you shouting?
20:34I dropped the hammer from my foot
20:37Cousin, I'm proud of you
20:42I didn't do it on purpose
20:43I'm proud that you withstood the great Aparicia gorge
20:48I have fallen back into the abyss.
20:54Do you know what was there?
20:57Pure Aparicia
20:58There was pure Aparicia
21:02Sometimes I am...
21:04Appearance
21:05Apparition
21:06And you lose control
21:08And I lose...
21:09And I lose control
21:11But you know what?
21:15I look on the bright side
21:16Look on the bright side
21:17You almost fell into the great gorge of Aparicia
21:22But you didn't fall
21:24I like the edge of the abyss, don't you?
21:32Why is that?
21:35I don't know, maybe you'll like the view
21:37Cousin
21:48What is this?
21:52Lowell Kelly's poem
21:54If you've made it this far, your blood is rising
21:59Buy a ticket and go to Vancouver
22:01Your burning face will look like a rose
22:11And your nose will smell, for you will have acorns
22:15Precious
22:21It was worth the effort
22:26Thank you!
22:27Thank you!
22:57Thank you!
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