00:00Tell me a story, read me a poem
00:16Wrap it in melody, sing me the song
00:21Then let me hold it, deep in my heart
00:25Where it can speak to me all the day long
00:30The adventure of virtue, the adventure of truth
00:36The thrill of knowing that it's up to you
00:41Building a new day shining in the sun
00:46This is my story, the adventure hand
00:53Kind of
01:00And the adventure of deceived me
01:02This is their destiny
01:09This new adventure moi
01:13At Iwana
01:16Good luck, um, thanks.
01:39Runners, take your mark.
01:46Go Annie.
01:53Get up Annie!
02:03Did you see that?
02:06Hello?
02:13Anybody there?
02:28Scared you, didn't I?
02:38Well, uh, careful with that mask, it's very old.
02:43A find, if I may say so.
02:45Yeah, well, it sure found you scared.
02:50Did someone say scared?
02:52Ha!
02:53I don't know the meaning of the word.
02:54Nothing, I repeat nothing, scares me.
03:00Earth strike!
03:01Don't see your lies!
03:04What?
03:05What?
03:06Any room for me down in that hole?
03:16Hi, Annie.
03:17Aurora told us, sorry about that one hurdle.
03:20Then they actually expect me to get back on that track and run again.
03:25Good!
03:26At least you'll have a second chance to show them what you can do.
03:29Forget it.
03:30I'm afraid the same thing will happen.
03:32And it's not just a hurdle, it's a ten-year-old speed bump named Bobby Mitchell.
03:37The state champ for the last three years?
03:40No wonder you're scared.
03:42You'd be scared too.
03:44Annie, I know how you must feel.
03:46Mustering up the courage to face something tough isn't easy.
03:50At least, that's what Theseus found out.
03:53Theseus?
03:54Who's Theseus?
03:55Yeah.
03:56A young man who lived in ancient Greece who had to face a monster.
04:00A real monster.
04:02A monster?
04:03Cool!
04:04I'll go get the book!
04:07It's down here somewhere!
04:10Where?
04:11Where'd he come?
04:12Ah!
04:13I got it!
04:16There you go, Play-Doh.
04:18Much obliged, Aristotle.
04:22Ah, here it is.
04:30In ancient times, on the island of Crete, there was a strange maze-like prison,
04:36known as the Labyrinth.
04:41And in this Labyrinth, there lived a horrifying monster.
04:49It had the body of a man, the head of a bull, and the teeth of a lion.
04:55They called it, the Minotaur.
04:57The Minotaur.
05:03In those days, Crete was ruled by King Minos, who kept the Minotaur for one evil purpose.
05:10To send innocent captives to their doom.
05:13So deep was his bitterness that even his own daughter couldn't stop him.
05:17Not again, Father.
05:18Please, stop this madness now.
05:21My only son, your brother, died in Athens.
05:26Now their sons and daughters will die.
05:29But, Father, that was years ago.
05:32And these people have done no wrong.
05:33My son's death will be revenged.
05:37The black-sailed ship leaves for Athens today.
05:44Meanwhile, across the sea in the city of Athens, a stranger named Theseus appeared.
05:50Do not take my son! My only son!
05:55But, what has he done?
05:57Nothing. It's the curse.
05:59Every seven years, King Ateas sends seven young men and women to Crete,
06:04where they're thrown into a labyrinth with a monster known as the Minotaur.
06:08None has ever returned.
06:10But, why?
06:12If we do not comply, King Minos and his army will destroy our city.
06:16You are young, stranger.
06:20If I were you, I would leave Athens immediately.
06:23Not yet.
06:25Can you direct me to the palace?
06:34Thank you for seeing me, King Aegeus.
06:37So, what is it? Who are you?
06:39I am Theseus, Father.
06:43Can it be my son?
06:47I was afraid you would perish, but...
06:50You carry my sword.
06:52You are my son.
06:53Welcome home, Theseus. Welcome home.
06:56Yes, Father.
07:01The death of the King's son was an accident.
07:04But I had no choice.
07:06If I had not agreed to King Minos's terms, his army would have destroyed all of Athens.
07:11Ah, the Black-sailed ship leaves tomorrow.
07:15So, let's burn the ship!
07:17No, they are too powerful.
07:19Then I will go to Crete and slay the monster myself.
07:22No, my son, for you will surely die.
07:24You will surely die.
07:25This curse is wrong.
07:27It must be stopped!
07:34And so, Theseus sailed for Crete, not knowing the full danger of what lay ahead.
07:40Oh, the Athenians have arrived.
07:51Oh, this is wrong.
07:53So wrong.
07:59An extra prisoner?
08:02Prisoners, halt!
08:07Apparently, the Athenians cannot count.
08:10There are 15 prisoners instead of 14.
08:14King Minos, I am Theseus, son of King Aegeus.
08:19I have come here of my own will, to free Athens of your curse.
08:24Is that so?
08:25Well, all you have to do is slay the Minotaur.
08:31That is exactly what I intend to do.
08:34And I will do it alone.
08:36Good.
08:38Now your father will know what it is like to lose a son.
08:42Did you hear him, Ariadne?
08:44This pampered son of a king thinks he's going to slay the Minotaur.
08:48I heard him, father.
08:50Lock him up!
08:51And tomorrow morning, throw him into the labyrinth.
08:55We'll see how brave he is.
09:02Princess?
09:04Ariadne, shh!
09:06We must hurry. The guard is nearby.
09:09I have a way for you and your countrymen to escape.
09:12This will help.
09:14Come, we must get the others.
09:17No, I can't.
09:18Even though I fear the Minotaur, I cannot run away.
09:22Then use this to help get you out of the labyrinth.
09:26Tie one end to a stone and hold tightly to the spool as you move through the labyrinth.
09:32Then follow it to find your way out.
09:34Why are you doing this?
09:36If your father finds out, you will be in great danger.
09:39But you and the others are in far greater danger.
09:42What my father is doing is wrong.
09:43If I did not help you, I could not live with my conscience.
09:48The guards. I must go.
09:50Oh, but I wish I could go with you.
09:54You will be with me.
09:55You will be with me.
10:05Throw him in!
10:06Throw him in!
10:08No!
10:09No!
10:10No!
10:12No!
10:15No!
10:17No!
10:27No!
10:31Oh, no.
11:01Oh, no.
11:31A gift for you, your majesty.
11:44The head of the Minotaur.
11:46I kept my promise.
11:47I trust you will keep yours.
11:49I do not know what miracle got you out of the labyrinth alive.
11:55But I am a man of my word.
11:58There will be peace between Athens and Crete.
12:01That is the end of the matter.
12:03Not quite.
12:04I wish to take your daughter back to Athens.
12:07As my wife.
12:10Ariadne.
12:11Yes, father.
12:12I want to go with him more than anything in the world.
12:16There has been too much unhappiness between our two countries.
12:20If something good can finally come out of my son's death, I cannot say no.
12:26And so Theseus returned to Athens a great hero.
12:40And he went on to become a great king.
12:42All because he and Ariadne had the courage to do the right thing.
12:47What a handy story.
12:49That Theseus wasn't afraid of anything.
12:52Even a monster.
12:53Take that.
12:54Hey, Ariadne was just as brave as Theseus.
12:57They were both brave.
12:59And they were probably both afraid, too.
13:02Yet they did what was right.
13:03In spite of their fears.
13:06Exactly.
13:07I wish I had that kind of courage.
13:09But I just can't face that hurdle again.
13:12Poor Bobby Mitchell.
13:13If it were me, I'd blow Bobby right off the track.
13:17Well, now look, kid.
13:19It's easy to talk brave.
13:20But skinning the cat's a whole nother thing.
13:23Skin the what?
13:24Just a figure of speech, buddy.
13:27Now let me tell you about some brave mice who had a big cat problem.
13:32Follow me.
13:40As I was saying.
13:42Tell us, Ari.
13:44Once upon a time, there was a big, mean, ugly cat.
13:50Who was very good at catching mice.
13:52Help me! Help me! Help me! Help me!
14:14Did you see that?
14:22Something must be done about that cat.
14:24You said it, sister.
14:25I, for one, refuse to live in fear any longer.
14:28I refuse to.
14:29Something must be done.
14:30Fine.
14:30What we need is...
14:32What the Tappy needs is a good old-fashioned whipping.
14:35A flogging.
14:38But first, we must...
14:40First, we must be resolved.
14:41All of us.
14:43Yeah, definitely resolved.
14:43Oh, that's right. That's right. That's right.
14:45I mean, let's face it. Are we mice or men?
14:49We are mice!
14:50Which is why we need a plan.
14:56Hey, why don't we get a dog to chase the cat away?
14:59A big, mean dog with fangs.
15:02What we need is a trap, like a mousetrap, only bigger.
15:13We put some milk in a cup...
15:14We hang a bell around the cat's neck.
15:18Then we'll hear her every step.
15:21That's it.
15:22I could have thought of that.
15:28Very well.
15:29Now, who's going to be the one to hang the bell around the cat's neck?
15:35No way.
15:35Out of here.
15:38Get me out.
15:40I gotta run.
15:41Ta-ta.
15:53Help me! Help me!
15:55Talking brave and being brave.
15:57Oh, they're two different things.
16:00Aristotle, you're as eloquent as your namesake, the great philosopher.
16:04Hey, even if I hung a bell around Bobby Mitchell's neck, I don't think I could beat her.
16:09Annie, don't psych yourself out.
16:12It's okay to be afraid.
16:14But it doesn't mean you can't go out there and do your best.
16:16Just stay calm and use your head.
16:20Like the famous archer.
16:22Oh, well, don't tell me.
16:24It's William Apple.
16:26Oh, Apple Archer.
16:28Oh, Adam's Apple.
16:29No, it was...
16:30Ah, I remember.
16:31Long ago, in the 14th century, there were three mountain states surrounding Lake Lucerne.
16:42Part of what is now Switzerland.
16:44Though the countryside was beautiful, the soldiers of the region were cruel.
16:49And the governor was a tyrant named Gessler, who hated the common people.
16:54Oh, I didn't do that!
17:00Bullseye!
17:01Father, you never miss.
17:04One day you'll shoot as well as I do, Walter.
17:06Now it's your turn.
17:07Okay.
17:11You need a straight arrow, a keen eye, and concentration.
17:16Most of all, you must believe in yourself.
17:22Yeah!
17:24Well done, my boy.
17:26Come on.
17:27Let's go to town.
17:33Ha, ha, ha, ha.
17:35Looking nice.
17:36Paul, don't.
17:40Come on, old man.
17:41Show how much you love the governor.
17:43Bow to his hat.
17:49What is it, father?
17:51Gessler's men.
17:52So, who's next?
17:55You look like a loyal citizen.
17:57You've picked the wrong man.
17:59I will not bow to any man's hat.
18:01Down on your knees or you'll be branded a traitor.
18:04Never.
18:05What's going on here?
18:06Is there a problem?
18:10This traitor refuses to salute your hat.
18:14So, you do not obey orders.
18:16Are you stupid?
18:18I believe it's stupid to salute a hat, but to bow down to a tyrant.
18:23Wait.
18:24Aren't you that famous archer, William...
18:28Tell.
18:28Yes, William, tell.
18:31You are no ordinary man, so I will give you no ordinary punishment.
18:36Leave my father alone.
18:38So, you are as brave as your famous father, are you?
18:43Here's your punishment.
18:45Tell, shoot an arrow through this apple.
18:48Oh, I forgot to tell you.
18:52The apple will be sitting on top of your son's head.
18:57Oh, seriously.
18:58Dad, no.
19:00I will not risk my son's life.
19:02Give me another punishment.
19:03You will hit the apple with one arrow, and if you fail, my soldiers will kill your brave son before your very eyes.
19:14I'm not afraid. I believe in you.
19:18Seize the boy.
19:20No, let him go.
19:22Remember, one arrow only.
19:25And if you miss, well, you know the rest.
19:30You need a straight arrow, a keen eye, and concentration.
19:37Most of all, you must believe in yourself.
19:44My brave son.
19:48I knew you could do it, father.
19:51What's this?
19:53If I had hurt my son, that arrow was for you, Kessler.
19:58Seize him.
19:59Hey, leave my father alone.
20:01Don't worry, Walter.
20:02I will return.
20:09Father!
20:10Father!
20:14Hurry!
20:16There's a storm coming.
20:18We will have Tell in the dungeon before it hits.
20:25Keep growing harder.
20:38What's the matter with you?
20:39We're going nowhere.
20:40I can't be your help.
20:46I know these waters well.
20:48Shut up, traitor.
20:49I can't.
20:51I'm sick.
20:53Release Tell.
20:55He can navigate.
21:01Oh, release him and be quick about this.
21:03The rock?
21:17Watch out for that rock!
21:19Gah!
21:26Let this land be free.
21:28For all people.
21:30Forever.
21:30And thus, the great country of Switzerland was formed.
21:35And all because William Tell was...
21:38A good shot!
21:39Yes, but it was much more than just that, Ari.
21:42Whether it's a bully, or a monster, or even a hurdle in a race,
21:47sometimes you have to listen to that inner voice that tells you the right thing to do.
21:52Later, guys.
21:55I have a race to run.
21:56Go to, buddy!
21:58You know, I think she's gonna do okay.
22:01So do I, Zack.
22:03After all, the brave aren't born that way.
22:06They grow courageous through their acts.
22:08There's a poem by Kipling.
22:10If you can keep your head when all about you are losing theirs and blaming it on you.
22:16If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you, but make allowance for their doubting, too.
22:22If you can wait and not be tired by waiting or being lied about, don't deal in lies.
22:28Or being hated, don't give way to hating.
22:32And yet don't look too good, nor talk too wise.
22:36If you can fill the unforgiving minute with 60 seconds worth of distance run,
22:42yours is the earth and everything that's in it.
22:50And which is more, you'll be a man, my son.
22:54Man, you'll be a woman, Annie.
23:08Hold on.
23:12Keep your eyes focused on the prize.
23:16Hold tight.
23:19Discover all that you have inside.
23:23And even if you find that you have to start all over again.
23:30Just remember that you face the wind.
23:37Facing the wind.
23:39Find a way to embrace your golden飯.
23:51How are you?
23:52Yeast.
23:56You can still see stars.
23:57There are so many options for this, though.
24:01You'll see us or what is it less.
24:02You can see two reasons.
24:03Never mind.
24:04What I am.
24:05Hephaertus.
24:05Itzeń Mates.
24:05You can see stars.
24:06And today you'll see瓜.
24:07You can see stars.
24:07You can see stars.
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