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00:30You'll never have to see the Orphan Asylum again

00:32Right

00:35Green Gables is on me, Prince Edward Island

00:38I've heard it's the most splendidly beautiful place in the world

00:44What are you doing? Hurry along now

00:47Oh, sorry

00:48I can't believe this is happening

00:51I'm off to live on an island brimming with plumes

01:11Perhaps you could help us, sir?

01:14Of course, ma'am

01:15May this young lady wait quietly in the station house for a bit?

01:18Mr. Cuthbert should be coming to get her soon

01:21Yes, that's quite all right

01:23Be a good girl now

01:26Goodbye, Mrs. Spencer

01:27I can't tell you how grateful I am

01:36You can sit in the waiting room, my dear

01:38May I sit there?

02:03Good to see you

02:04Oh, Matthew

02:06No train?

02:07It's come and gone now

02:09But more to the point

02:10That girl was dropped off for you

02:13I did offer the chance to sit in the waiting room

02:15But she said there's more scope for imagination outside

02:19She's real careful, isn't it?

02:23Excuse me, are you Mr. Cuthbert?

02:26Yes

02:26I'm very glad to see you

02:28I was beginning to be afraid that you weren't going to come for me

02:31And I was imagining all the things that could have happened to prevent you

02:35I had made up my mind

02:36If you didn't come for me, I'd just spend the night in that great big cherry tree next to the

02:41track

02:41I wouldn't be a bit afraid either

02:43Because I know in my heart it would be lovely to sleep in a wild cherry tree all lit up

02:47With white blue shining brightly in the soft moonlight

02:50I was quite sure you'd come eventually

02:52So I thought that I'd just have to make do if you found yourself delayed tonight

02:59I'm sorry I was late in coming to fetch you

03:03The horse is over there

03:04Right, give me your bag

03:06There's no need

03:07I can carry it

03:08All my worldly goods are in it

03:10But it isn't heavy

03:12Oh, I'm so happy

03:14Thanks so much for having me

03:28Good day, Rachel

03:29I saw Matthew writing out earlier

03:31So I thought, is he going to the doctor?

03:34Is he...

03:34No

03:35He's gone to the station

03:36We're getting a young boy from an orphanage

03:41Are you in earnest?

03:43What puts such a notion in your head?

03:45We've been thinking about it for some time

03:47As you know, Matthew's getting up in years

03:49And finding good hired helps hard

03:52Well, I must say

03:53I think you're doing a mighty bullish thing

03:55You're letting a stranger into your house and home

03:58I'm confident he'll be fine with proper discipline

04:01I just read of a case of an orphan girl

04:03Putting strychnine in the well

04:05And poisoning a whole family

04:06Well, no fear of that

04:08After all, we're not getting a girl

04:10We made it clear that we want a boy

04:15Mr. Cuspert, may I?

04:16Huh?

04:17What does that tree at the bend

04:19So white and lacy make you think of?

04:22I couldn't say

04:23Why, a bride!

04:25A lovely bride all in white

04:27With a misty veil floating behind her

04:30Hmm

04:32These red roads

04:33They're so funny

04:34What makes them red?

04:36Well, now that...

04:38I don't know

04:40Well then, I suppose that is one of the things to find out sometime

04:43Isn't it just splendid to think of all the things there are to find out about?

04:47You know, I have to say

04:48It makes me feel glad to be alive

04:50It's such an incredibly interesting world we get to live in

04:54Hmm

04:58But it wouldn't be half as interesting if we were born knowing all about everything

05:02There'd be no scope for imagination

05:04Oh dear, am I talking too much?

05:07I can be quiet if I really concentrate

05:10It's fine

05:11I don't mind

05:12Oh, you strike me as a good listener

05:15You are, aren't you?

05:16We'll get along just fine

05:17What a huge relief

05:19Some people laugh at me because I use big words

05:21But big ideas necessitate big words, right?

05:24It's perfectly natural

05:26Wouldn't you agree, Mr. Cuspert?

05:28Reasonable

05:32Mrs. Spencer said your place is called Green Gables

05:35She said you have a hill and trees

05:37Oh, is there a brook anywhere nearby?

05:41Yes, there's one right below the house

05:43Fancy!

05:44It's always been one of my biggest dreams to live near a babbling brook

05:47Right now I feel pretty nearly perfectly happy

05:51But I can never seem to feel truly perfectly happy

05:55You see, what color is this?

05:57It's bright red, ain't it?

06:00Yes, now you see my point

06:01I can imagine my freckles and my skinniness away

06:04But not this red hair

06:05It's been my lifelong sorrow

06:07And so I imagine my hair

06:09As black as the raven's wing

06:12I try my best to convince myself of this

06:16But the weight of this red wave is my demise

06:24Mr. Cuspert?

06:26Oh, Mr.

06:27Mr. Cuspert, look!

06:51We haven't much farther

06:52Guess you're getting to feeling mighty hungry

06:56So, um, I have to ask

06:58What was that white place we just came through?

07:01Well now, you must mean the avenue

07:03It is kind of a pretty place, at that

07:05Oh, pretty doesn't remotely come close to capturing it

07:09Nor beautiful either

07:10It's the first thing I ever saw that imagination couldn't improve

07:15It's far too lovely a spot for so plain a name

07:20It should be the white way of delight

07:23Isn't that a nice poetic name?

07:26Other people may go on calling that place the avenue

07:29But not me

07:30I shall forever call it the white way of delight

07:36What's that?

07:37That's Barry's pond

07:39I don't like that either

07:41I shall call it the Lake of Shining Waters

07:47Oh, the bridge!

07:48Listen to that!

07:49What a jolly sound!

07:51I love the way the wheels rumble

07:52Isn't it splendid that there are so many things to like in this world?

07:58We're real close now

08:00Home's just over this hill

08:01Oh, I'm happy but sad too

08:05I wish we had more time

08:07Our wonderful ride is nearly over

08:09You can see it now

08:11That's Green Gables over there

08:14Wait!

08:15I'll guess! Don't tell me!

08:28There!

08:29That's it, right?

08:30I'll be

08:31You picked the right one

08:33As soon as I saw it

08:35I felt in my heart

08:36That's home

08:38It feels like a dream

08:40That's truly meant to be my home, isn't it?

08:43Oh, my, boy

08:45Yeah, my

08:45I like the magic

08:49I like the magic

08:54Yeah, my

08:55Oh, my recipient

08:56Oh, my, my

08:57Oh, my, my

08:57Oh, my

09:14Qui est-ce, Mathieu ?

09:18Où est-il le garçon ?

09:21Tell me !

09:22Il n'y a pas de garçon à prendre.

09:24Le seul qui attendait était elle.

09:27Mais pourquoi ?

09:28Non, je ne sais pas.

09:29La station-master dit qu'elle a été dérouillée par moi.

09:33Elle ne pouvait pas être là,

09:34qu'il n'y a pas de problème.

09:36Je n'avais pas de choix mais d'envoyer la maison.

09:40Ça ne peut pas être.

09:43Vous n'avez pas besoin, oui ?

09:44Parce que je n'est pas un garçon !

09:47Je devrais avoir pensé ça !

09:49C'est le fait que j'ai toujours été dérouillée.

09:51Je devrais avoir pensé que c'était trop beau à l'aider.

09:55Personne n'a jamais été dérouillée.

09:57Personne n'a jamais été dérouillée pour moi.

09:59Et il n'y a jamais été quelqu'un d'envoyant pour moi.

10:03Oh !

10:04Qu'est-ce que je fais ?

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10:43CORDELIA, est-ce que c'est le nom que vous avez donné?

10:46Ce n'est pas, mais je voudrais être appelé ça.

10:48C'est le nom parfaitement d'élegant à mes yeux.

10:53Qu'est-ce qu'on a l'air, child?

10:55Oh, please, tu n'allais pas me CORDELIA, s'il vous plaît.

10:58Ce n'est pas, mais je n'allais pas être appelé ça.

11:00Anne, Anne Shirley.

11:03Anne, une bonne, sensible n'amie.

11:05C'est un peu unomantique n'amie.

11:07Je n'allais pas CORDELIA plus.

11:09Mais si tu n'allais pas, c'est qu'il n'a pas appelé Anne.

11:14What difference could it possibly make how it's spelled?

11:17A huge one.

11:18It looks much nicer.

11:20Well, tell me, Anne, spelled with an E.

11:23What happened here?

11:24Were there no boys left at the asylum?

11:28Oh, actually, there were lots of them,

11:30but Mrs. Spencer said distinctly that you wanted a girl about 11 years old.

11:35It's just mean!

11:36Why not tell me at the station you didn't want me?

11:39This wouldn't nearly be so hard on me if I hadn't seen the white way of the light.

11:43And, of course, the lake of shining waters.

11:47What on earth does she mean?

11:49It's just, well, she's referring to some silly, light-hearted conversation we had while on the road.

11:57She's scrawny.

11:58No doubt she's hungry.

11:59Have supper ready soon.

12:05Why are you not eating anything?

12:07I'm in the depths of despair right now.

12:09Are you able to eat when you feel like that?

12:12I wouldn't know.

12:15I can't say I've ever been in the depths of despair.

12:18Well, did you ever try to imagine it?

12:21I did not.

12:22Then I don't think you can understand what it's like.

12:24When you eat, a lump goes in your throat.

12:29You do have a nightgown.

12:31Yes, I do.

12:34It's fearfully flimsy.

12:35But I'm fairly certain I can dream just as well in it as a nice frilly one.

12:39So that's one consolation.

12:41That's enough chatter.

12:43Get dressed as quickly as you can for bed.

12:54My word.

12:55She just threw them on the floor.

13:05Good night, Anne.

13:07How can you say that?

13:09You know it can't be a good night for me.

13:11It's obviously my worst night ever.

13:21I thought you gave that up.

13:24Well, it helps me think.

13:27I'll drive over and see Mrs. Spencer first thing tomorrow.

13:31The girl's going to have to be sent back.

13:34Yes, I suppose so.

13:35It is a pity with her being so set on staying here.

13:39Matthew!

13:40Surely you don't mean to say that you think we ought to keep her, do you?

13:43We could hardly be expected to.

13:45What good would she be to us?

13:48Well, none, not exactly.

13:50But you know, Marilla, it's possible we might be of some good to her.

13:56Matthew, I do believe that child has bewitched you.

13:59Oh, I don't know.

14:01But I think that she's a real interesting little thing.

14:04Don't you think so, Marilla?

14:05You should have heard her talk coming from the station.

14:07She looks at things in a different way, and she might even be good company for you around here.

14:13I am not suffering for company, and I have no intention of keeping the girl.

14:20You always talk sets, don't you?

14:23It's just as you say, then.

14:29Good night, Marilla.

14:46Good night, Marilla.

15:15The world seemed such a vicious howling wilderness last night.

15:19I'm so glad to be greeted by a warm and sunshiny morning.

15:22Ow!

15:23But I like rainy mornings, too.

15:25Ow!

15:26All sorts of mornings are interesting, aren't they?

15:28There's scope to imagine what'll happen.

15:30Every day is brand new.

15:32For pity's sake, hold your tongue.

15:39I'll wash them for you.

15:41Can you wash them right?

15:42Well, pretty much.

15:43Although I am much better at looking after little children.

15:46It's such a pity you haven't any year for me to diaper, feed, and keep my eye on.

15:52Who needs more children?

15:53You're a problem enough.

16:00That'll have to do.

16:01Now go amuse yourself out of doors.

16:13What is it now?

16:15I don't dare go out.

16:16I can't.

16:17If I'm not to stay here, then there is no use in me learning everything there is to love about

16:22Green Gables.

16:23Hmm.

16:24It's simple.

16:26If I do go out there and get acquainted with the Flowers, Brook, and Snow Queen, then I'll not be

16:30able to help loving it.

16:32Snow Queen?

16:33The big cherry tree right outside my bedroom window.

16:36I named it this very morning.

16:38And what sense is there in naming a tree?

16:41Sense?

16:42There isn't any.

16:43It makes them seem more like people to me that way.

16:46Do you think you'd be satisfied being called nothing but a woman all the time, Ms. Cuthbert?

16:53She is kind of interesting.

16:55I've already lost myself wondering what on earth she'll say next.

16:59But I can't let her cast a spell over me too.

17:03Matthew!

17:04Matthew!

17:23I'll have you know I've made up my mind to enjoy this drive.

17:26Making up my mind firmly is one of my best virtues.

17:29Helps me find more joy.

17:31Whoa!

17:32There's one little early wild rose out.

17:34Isn't it lovely?

17:36And isn't pink the most bewitching color in the world?

17:39Such a shame.

17:40Redheads can't wear pink.

17:42Not even in one's imagination.

17:44Have you ever met a girl with red hair and it changed color when she grew up?

17:48No, I have not.

17:51Another hope gone, then.

17:53That's how it is.

17:54My life is a perfect graveyard of buried hopes.

17:57Will we cross the Lake of Shining Waters?

17:59We're taking the shore road, so no.

18:02And as you're bent on talking, you might as well tell me what you know about yourself.

18:07You want my life story?

18:09It's not worth telling.

18:10Well, I don't want your imaginings.

18:12Facts.

18:13Age and birthplace.

18:15I turned 11 years old last March.

18:18My place of birth is Nova Scotia.

18:21My father was Walter Shirley, and my mother was Bertha.

18:24They lived in Bolingbroke, in a teeny little house that was just right.

18:28They both died soon after I was born, so I don't remember any of the details.

18:33It doesn't even feel like real life.

18:36But that's why I've imagined it thousands of times.

18:39That dream helped take me away when I was washing dishes for Mrs. Thomas.

18:43And it gave me patience when I looked after Mrs. Hammond's three pairs of twins.

18:47It saved me.

18:49Often.

18:51Thousands of times.

18:59A yellow house with lilacs in front, and lilies of the valley inside the gate.

19:04Honeysuckle grew over the windows with muslin curtains, so the people inside looked like joyful whispers.

19:10That's where I feel in my heart I was born.

19:15But when Mr. Hammond died, Mrs. Hammond broke up housekeeping.

19:20Nobody would take me after that, so I had to go to the asylum.

19:23And was there till Mrs. Spencer came.

19:28These women, Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Hammond, was it?

19:31Were they good to you, and did they treat you fair?

19:34Yes.

19:35But it must be trying to have a drunken husband and to take care of twins, don't you think?

19:41Still, I know they meant to be as good and kind to me as they possibly could.

19:48Aren't those goals splendid?

19:50It must feel rapturous to swoop over the water.

19:55Would you like to be a goal if you couldn't be a human?

19:58I think I would.

20:00I'd love to soar.

20:04Dear, dear, you don't say!

20:06Now, as I recall, my brother Robert sent word down by his daughter Nancy, and she said you definitely wanted

20:13a little girl.

20:14Is that not what she said, Flora?

20:15She certainly did, Miss Cuthbert!

20:17Oh, that Nancy, she's something else, huh?

20:20Do you suppose the asylum would be willing to take the child back, as is their error?

20:25Oh, I know!

20:27Mrs. Blewett was just saying how much she wished she had a little girl to help her.

20:31I feel Anne shall very well be the girl for her, and Mrs. Blewett will be over here again today.

20:42Take a seat, Miss Cuthbert.

20:44Anne, you may sit over here.

20:45Mrs. Blewett, we've found just the girl for you.

20:57So, how old are you?

21:00I'm eleven years old.

21:02And your name is?

21:06Anne Shirley.

21:10Huh.

21:11You don't look like there's much to you, but I do like I'm spry and wiry.

21:14If I do take you in, you'll have to be good and smart and respectful, you know.

21:18I suppose I'll be feeding you, too.

21:20So I'll expect you to earn your keep by working hard.

21:25Wonderful! It's settled, then.

21:27I'll take her off your hands.

21:28I'm rather looking forward to it.

21:30If you would like, I could take her home right now, Miss Cuthbert.

21:33I don't know.

21:35I didn't say Matthew and I had absolutely decided that we wouldn't keep her.

21:38We're just trying to weigh our options.

21:42Truly, I only came over here to find out how such a mistake had occurred.

21:46I think I'd better take her home again and talk it over with my brother, Matthew.

21:51I'll let you know what we decide.

21:54Will that suit you?

21:55Suppose it'll have to.

22:03Did you really say you might let me stay at Green Gables?

22:06Or did I only imagine that you did?

22:08You should learn to control your imagination,

22:11as you can't seem to distinguish what's real from what isn't.

22:14But yes, I said that.

22:16It isn't decided yet, mind you.

22:23Well now, quite an adventure you had today, huh?

22:26If I'm being perfectly frank,

22:28I wouldn't even give a dog I like to that blue-ed woman.

22:31I don't fancy her myself,

22:33but it's that or we keep the girl here living with us.

22:37I've never brought up a child,

22:39especially a girl,

22:40and I dare say I'll make a terrible mess of it.

22:42I know, I know.

22:44Still and all, she really is an interesting little thing.

22:48I would much prefer to hear you say she's a useful little thing.

22:51Now, now, I told you before.

22:55It'll be us.

22:56We're going to have to be the ones that are useful to her.

23:02Heavenly Father,

23:03I wish to thank thee for all thy blessings.

23:07As for the things I want,

23:09I only have time to name two.

23:12First, please let me be good-looking when I am a grown-up.

23:15And also,

23:16please, please let me remain here

23:18and live at this wonderful place that they call Green Cables.

23:29Yours respectfully,

23:31and surely.

23:34You're welcome,

23:37A warm-up show.

23:41You're welcome,

23:59Sous-titrage FR ?

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