The Read (2022) Season 4 Episode 2

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00:00Once

00:29there were four children

00:31whose names were Peter, Susan,

00:34Edmund and Lucy.

00:36During the war

00:37they were sent away to the house of an old

00:40professor who lived in the heart of the country.

00:43He was a very

00:43old man with shaggy white hair

00:46and they liked him almost at

00:48once, though he was

00:50so odd-looking that when they

00:52met him, Lucy, who was the youngest,

00:54was a little afraid of him and Edmund,

00:56who was the next youngest,

00:58wanted to laugh and had to keep on

01:00pretending he was blowing his nose to hide

01:02it. But soon

01:04they set to exploring

01:06the house, which was the

01:08sort of house you never seemed to come to

01:09the end of, and this

01:11was how the adventures began.

01:15One

01:16room they looked into was quite

01:17empty, except for one big

01:20wardrobe, the sort

01:22that has a looking-glass in the door.

01:23Nothing there, said Peter,

01:26the oldest, and they all

01:27trooped out again, all except

01:29Lucy. She stayed

01:31behind because

01:33she thought it would be worthwhile

01:34trying the door of the

01:36wardrobe, even though she felt

01:38almost sure that it would be locked.

01:40To her surprise,

01:42it opened quite easily

01:44and two mothballs dropped out.

01:47Looking inside,

01:49she saw several

01:50coats hanging up, mostly

01:52long fur coats,

01:54and there was nothing Lucy liked

01:56so much as the smell

01:57and feel of fur.

02:00She immediately stepped into

02:02the wardrobe and got in among

02:03the coats and rubbed her face

02:05against them, leaving the door open,

02:07of course, because she knew that it is

02:09very foolish to shut oneself

02:11into any wardrobe.

02:14Soon

02:14she went further in

02:16and found that there was a second row

02:18of coats hanging up behind the first one.

02:22It was almost

02:23quite dark in there

02:24and she kept her arms stretched out

02:26in front of her

02:27so as not to bump her face

02:28into the back of the wardrobe,

02:30but the back never appeared.

02:33And the next moment

02:34she found that what was rubbing

02:36against her face and hands

02:38was no longer soft fur,

02:40but something hard and rough

02:42and even prickly.

02:45Why?

02:46It is just like branches of trees,

02:48exclaimed Lucy.

02:50She found that she was standing

02:51in the middle of a wood

02:53at night time

02:54with snow under her feet

02:56and snowflakes falling

02:57through the air.

03:00Lucy felt a little frightened,

03:02but she felt very inquisitive

03:05and excited as well.

03:07I can always get back

03:09if anything goes wrong,

03:10thought Lucy.

03:12She began to walk forward,

03:14crunch, crunch,

03:15over the snow

03:16and through the wood

03:17towards the other light.

03:20In about ten minutes

03:21she reached it

03:22and found that it was a lamppost.

03:25As she stood looking at it,

03:26wondering why there was a lamppost

03:28in the middle of a wood,

03:29a very strange person

03:31stepped out

03:32from among the trees

03:33into the light.

03:35From the waist upwards

03:36he was like a man,

03:37but his legs

03:38were shaped like a goat's

03:40and instead of feet

03:41he had goat's hoofs.

03:43He had a strange

03:44but pleasant little face

03:46with a short pointed beard

03:48and curly hair

03:49and out of the hair

03:50there stuck two horns,

03:52one on each side

03:53of his forehead.

03:54He was a fawn

03:55and when he saw Lucy

03:58he gave such a start

03:59of surprise

04:00that he dropped

04:01the brown papered parcels

04:02he was carrying.

04:03Goodness gracious me,

04:05exclaimed the fawn.

04:06Good evening.

04:07said Lucy.

04:08Good evening.

04:09Good evening.

04:10Said the fawn.

04:11Excuse me,

04:12I don't want to be inquisitive

04:14but should I be right

04:16in thinking

04:16that you are

04:17a daughter of Eve?

04:20My name's Lucy,

04:21said she,

04:22not quite understanding him.

04:24But you are,

04:25forgive me,

04:26you are what they call

04:27a girl,

04:29asked the fawn.

04:30Of course I'm a girl,

04:31said Lucy.

04:32To be sure,

04:33to be sure,

04:34said the fawn.

04:34How stupid of me.

04:36Allow me to introduce myself.

04:38My name is Tumnus

04:40and may I ask,

04:42friends,

04:44have a lady a girl,

04:44about her.

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