00:00This boy was born with a pair of sharp scissor hands
00:02Even eating was an incredibly difficult task for him
00:04If he wasn't careful, the sharp scissors would cut his own cheeks
00:07His father built him a pair of artificial hands that looked like human hands
00:11But before he could finish the work, his father suddenly passed away
00:13And the unfinished prosthetics were completely destroyed
00:16Edward wanted to touch his father's face one last time
00:18But when he reached out to caress it, his sharp scissors cut his father's face
00:21From that moment on, only Edward remained in the vast old castle
00:24Until one day, cosmetic saleswoman Peg accidentally wandered into the house
00:28Edward slowly emerged from the darkness, extending his sharp scissor hands
00:31Hoping someone could help him
00:33Seeing Edward's scarred face, Peg heartbreakingly stepped forward to clean his wound
00:36After learning Edward was an orphan, Peg decided to take him home with her
00:39Along the way, Edward happily gazed out the window
00:42It was the first time in his life he'd seen the outside world
00:44Back at home, Edward seemed happy seeing the clean, comfortable surroundings
00:47Following Peg's arrangements, Edward walked straight into his room
00:50There, he clearly saw his own face in the mirror for the first time
00:53He tried to touch his face, but the sharp scissors cut him again
00:55He turned and saw a waterbed he'd never seen before
00:58He gently pressed on it, but accidentally poked a hole in it
01:00In a panic, he covered the hole with a stuffed toy
01:02Without hands, getting dressed was also incredibly difficult
01:05Peg was on the phone at the time, and Edward wrapped himself up like a penguin
01:08Peg quickly ran over to help
01:09After bandaging his wounds, she changed his clothes for him
01:11At dinner, Edward struggled hard to pick up a pea with his scissors and bring it to his mouth
01:15But the next second, the pea slipped off his scissors and fell to the ground
01:18After several attempts, he still couldn't eat the pea
01:20Peg sensed his difficulty and gently handed him some whipped cream
01:23Through constant trying, Edward finally tasted real food for the first time
01:26The next day, when he saw Peg's husband trimming trees in the yard, he couldn't help but try
01:30himself
01:30His scissors danced rapidly
01:32Before long, a dinosaur-shaped tree sculpture slowly took shape
01:35Bill was amazed
01:35Later, he carved out the shape of the four of them as a family
01:38Neighbors came to watch
01:39Peg threw a party for him
01:40Everyone marveled at Edward's gardening skills
01:42Guests lined up to shake hands
01:43But when they approached Edward, the handshake stopped abruptly
01:46So Edward cooked meat in his own unique way
01:48Suddenly, an old man walked over and said
01:50I was disabled by shrapnel in the war, but that didn't stop me from doing anything
01:53Don't mind what others think
01:54Then, neighbors one by one began feeding Edward food
01:56In that moment, Edward experienced the taste of love for the first time
01:59Gradually, Edward became the town's gardener
02:01Helping every household trim their trees
02:03One day, he casually trimmed a dog's fur
02:05Everyone discovered he had this talent too
02:07So they brought their pets to see him
02:08They even had him design hairstyles for them
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