All language subtitles for Daktari s03e09 Judy and the Jailbirds

decent of you to take care of the
governor's pet dog while he's away.

Dawn's the apple of his eye.

Oh, excuse me, Marsh. It's the prisoners
from the Nagoro Gate.

Officer Hadley, here are the prisoners,
Roberts and Jones, duly released by the

Nagora jail.

Well, that's my old pal, Judy.

How you doing, Judy, baby?

Sergeant, the envelope.

Key to the handcuffs.

They're gone, sir.

Well, have you any idea where they are?

No, sir.

Well, this is a fine kettle of fish, I
must say.

Do you realize the duplicate keys are
back in the Gordo jail? We shall have to

return the prisoners there.

Yes, sir.

Judy, can you please stop that? What is
it, Judy?

Headly old man, I think that Judy
suspects that her old friends Chip and

have the key to the handcuffs.

Impossible.

Well, maybe you're right.

Sergeant, search them.

No, no, no. Hadley, it won't be
necessary.

Judy, you little rat thing. You turn out
to be a stool pigeon.

Is that what they teach you at Womaru?

Duke, you know what Judy hates most?

She hates to be locked in a cage.

No, she just wants you to be free like
she is.

But, Doctor, we don't want to be free.

We like it in the jail.

I was head chef there.

Oh, you should have seen the beautiful
casseroles I whipped up. And Daktari,

Daktari, it's you, Mr. Hadley. Daktari,
listen.

His prize, his prize was out of this
world.

Listen, I was the manager of the mess
hall, you know, and believe me, never,

never have I had a customer walk out on
me.

Please, Hadley, please, couldn't we go
back?

Those were the happiest years of my
life.

I'm sorry, chaps, but the state can no
longer support you. You're on your own.

But what am I going to do for a living?
Find some honest employment.

You know, Chip, I should arrest you for
stealing those keys.

But I believe in tempering mercy with
justice.

Now, I've had my men fix up your old
truck for you. Now, there's enough

in it to get you across the border.

I suggest you get cracking and be out of
the country by nightfall.

Good luck, chaps, and do stay out of
jail.

Bye -bye, Lieutenant.

Goodbye, sir.

Good luck, Duke.

Oh, Marsh, I would like to say goodbye
to old Clarence. Oh, certainly.

That old Clarence, old boy.

Duke, Duke, listen.

They can't do that to us. It's a crime
warning us to go straight.

Yeah, we've got to get back into that
jail.

Listen, Duke, this is our only solution
for our old age.

Maybe we could break in, like we did
before.

No, no, no.

We've got to commit a serious crime,
something that will give us life or

something like that. No, no, no. I
wouldn't want to hurt anybody.

No, he's talking about murder or Grand
Larson.

Listen.

There.

There, I have something in mind.

We steal clowns. You know how rough they
are on animal poachers?

Yeah, and the way everybody loves that
old clown, we'll probably get life.

Come on, we've got things to do.

It's the last we see of those two old
duffers.

Ah, they're well -meaning fellows,
Hedley.

I imagine they've learned enough by now
to stay out of trouble.

Say, incidentally, what crime did they
commit in the first place?

None, really. They more or less broke
into the jail and found a soft berth

there. But last week, a new warden came
in, found out the truth, and evicted

them.

Unfortunately, if they get arrested
again, they get very stiff sentences,

because technically, they'll be second
offenders.

Well... They sure seem to love that old
jail in Nagoro.

Marsh, that old jail is being pulled
down. From now on, all criminals are

to be sent to the new prison in the
Northern Territories, a maximum security

penitentiary, a sort of African
Alcatraz.

They wouldn't like it there a bit.

No, I don't imagine they would.

Well, let's just hope they have a
guardian angel that'll spend her time

after them.

goes the night.

Everybody's at peace with the world,
except those two.

Hey, Judy, I know that's Clarence's bone
you're trying to protect, but as long

as Dawn is here, she's the most
important animal on the compound.

You understand?

Is that the kind of respect I get?

Now, come on, Judy. You're getting to be
a pest.

Okay, Dawn, that big juicy bone is all
yours now, so how about cutting out the

yapping so we can all get some sleep,
huh?

Jack, let's put her in the cage where
she'll be safe from Judy.

Good idea.

Come on.

Judy, Clarence, now settle down.

Dawn gets the bone. I don't want to hear
any back talk from either of you.

If either of you wakes up, Mosh and
Paula, you'll hear a little roaring from

is here. She's the most important animal
on the compound.

Come on, taste it. It's delicious.

Oh, Clarence, please, please, Clarence.
Come on, come on, taste it. It's

delicious. It's delicious.

He's got a very poor appetite.

Clarence, Clarence, old friend. Now,
look, we are here to steal you. Now,

along like a nice... Clarence, baby,
listen. It will be only for a short

Look, Clarence, look, I fixed it
especially for you.

Wait a minute.

Wait a minute.

Look, Clarence, look, lots of salt.

Listen, Duke, what are you doing? It
will make him growl. It will wake up the

whole house. Good, then we'll be caught
red -handed.

Clarence, growl.

No, no, no, no.

Duke, boy, that will be only an attempt
at robbery.

You know what the magistrate is liable
to give us for that?

A suspended sentence and a stiff
lecture.

No, we've got... to remove this cat from
the premises and then get caught with

him in our possession. That's the law.

Oh, all right.

Clarence, come along with us, Clarence,
please.

Pretty, please.

Look, Clarence, back at our camp, I've
got a fricassee, Clarence, that'll make

you drool. It'll make your... It's
delicious.

It's wonderful.

It's not gonna work.

Well...

Well, then we'll have to use
tranquilizer.

Oh, no. If I couldn't get him to take
this, you don't think I'm going to make

him swallow one of those great big
knockout pills, do you? Knockout pills?

Dookie, what's the matter with you? We
are going to use one of those dart

like that daddy.

And the lion goes... That's what it is,
you know? He's got one of those rifles

in his truck. Come on. Come on. Let's
get going.

Oh, Clary, baby. Clary, baby. You stay
here, and we'll be right back. Now,

here's your bone. Now, come on.

Now, look in the back of the truck.

There's nothing back here.

Did you find anything?

Yeah, walkie -talkie.

Oh, what good is that?

This is a personal property to let
another year to all sentences.

Oh, for heaven's sake.

Clarence is gone.

Clarence is gone?

Listen, don't tell me some group went
behind our back and stole our Clarence.

Some cat burglar took our cat.

Come on!

Clary, baby, thank you. Beautiful.

I'll be right back.

Where are you going? I forgot Clarence's
lunch.

Judy's up to her shenanigans again.

Where's Clarence?

He's gone.

I can tell you why.

Oh, great.

The dog's gone, too.

Well, maybe she went for a run.

And Clarence probably followed to
protect her.

How'd she get out of her cage in the
first place?

We'll worry about that later, Jack.

You better get Haley on the walkie
-talkie and alert him.

All right.

Brother, if this doesn't curl his
mustache, I don't know what will.

I know. I guess we all slept through it.

Romero calling district office.

Romero calling district office.

Come in, Headley.

Romero, district office. Sergeant
McCumber speaking.

This is Jack Dane at Romero. I want to
talk to Officer Headley. But he's

Wake him up. It's urgent.

Yes, sir.

Officer Headley.

What is it? You want it on radio. They
say it's urgent.

All right, Sergeant.

I'll be right along.

Officer Headley here. Over.

It's Jack Headley.

The governor's dog is gone.

It must have happened a couple of
minutes ago.

Jack, will you all start tracking at
once? That dog must be found alive and

returned to the governor no matter what
the cost.

Well, sure, Headley. Look, could you
send a couple of your men to help us?

Yes, and I'll have them alert the chiefs
of all the villages.

Village chiefs? You think they're going
to go after a dog?

They will when they know I'm going to
post a reward of 100 pounds.

That ought to do the trick.

I'm sure the governor will be prepared
to pay that amount.

100 pounds is a lot of money, Hedley.

I know, but it's worth it to the
governor to get that dog back alive and

Well, what are you staring at, Sergeant?
Haven't you ever seen a moustache cap

before?

Keeps the curl in it, you know.

Here you are, Chip. Oh, thanks.

Thanks, old boy.

We found a nice place to sleep for
tonight. Okay, chum? You'll get plenty

shut -eye and you'll be back with your
folks in the morning.

Mm -hmm.

Sleep tight.

Sleep tight. And listen, there is
nothing out there to harm you.

Parents will protect you.

Don't worry. We are here.

Mm -hmm. Come on, chum.

You know, JJ, we are all set.

All we have to do is keep up Hadley, and
we're back in jail.

Jail.

Oh, beautiful jail.

I can see it all now.

Those prison walls slowly closing in.

Guards, security, iron bars.

And that wonderful jail kitchen.

Home, sweet home.

Hey, Don. Hey, Don.

Don!

Here, Don.

I think maybe we'd better split up.

Why don't you two head along the river,
and Paul and I will go towards Lake

Town. I'll meet you back here in about
half an hour, all right?

Right.

Okay, Judy, you have to come with Dad
and me.

No,

Judy.

Oh, let her go.

Now, look, Judy, now, if you find Don,
just attach this to her collar, all

right?

And you won't get lost now, will you?

If you find Clarence, tell him to come
home.

Sergeant?

Any news?

None whatsoever, sir. Has the governor
called yet?

No, sir. Thank goodness for that.

There'll be the devil to pay if he finds
out we still haven't recovered the most

valuable animal in the territory.

There is a possibility he just didn't
wander away from Romero.

If that's the case, whoever stole that
animal is going to pay the maximum

penalty. The governor will show no
mercy.

See? I told you, everybody loves
Clarence. Yeah, even the governor.

Let's take a look at the map, Sergeant.

Should we go in now and confess?

No, no, Juki, that will be too easy.

He's got to think that he's up against a
couple of desperate characters, and

he's got to believe that he's the one
who solved the crime by himself. You

Now, give me the spear.

Thank you.

Juki, please give me elbow room.

Stay here, Sergeant.

Make our way, Dr. Blyker.

Sergeant, where do you make of this?

Wilmami tribal wharf, Bear. With this
piece of tree bark on the shaft.

Thorn tree, right?

Yes, it's a young one.

Now, note the charred condition of the
wood.

Singed by a fire not too long ago.

Now, where is a group of young thorn
trees recently exposed to fire?

Lake Tarno. Correct.

I suggest we head to the lake at once.
Yes, sir.

Oh! Should we contact our chariots? If
there is danger, it's we men in uniform

who must face it. Head on!

Yes, sir. Good man.

And bring the necessary equipment for
the corporal. Yes, sir.

You okay? Yeah. Our merchandise is still
on the shelf. Yeah, and that's the way

I like it. Oh, pretty soon we'll be back
in that beautiful jail with that

wonderful kitchen.

I can't wait to see Henley's face when
people learn that we are Clarence's kids

now. Listen,

he'll really blow his top. Yeah, he'll
show life.

Do you think we'll really get life?

Well, you heard him. The governor will
be burned out.

Hey, listen. A car.

Boy, it didn't take him very long, did
it? Come on.

On

your

feet.

Duke. Chip.

Officer Headley. What are you doing
here?

On your feet, men.

Deadly peril. Where are they?

They? There's only one.

By that tree on the other end of the
rope.

Cover me, Sergeant.

Come out, you blighter, with your hands
up.

Oh, John.

Oh, John, I'm so happy to see you.

How did she get there?

But, I mean, she...

Put your guns down, men.

Gentlemen, please report to my office
tomorrow morning.

Dr. Hedley. Yes? Aren't you going to
thank them for finding the governor's

In the morning in my office when I give
them their reward money. I couldn't

congratulate them in your presence.
They're too modest. It would only have

embarrassed them.

But I will call Daktari and tell him to
call up the search.

Hedley calling Romero. Hedley calling
Romero. Come in, Daktari.

Come in, Daktari.

We made it. We made it. I don't know
where that dog came from, but he

is our good luck master.

He's going to open wide those jail doors
for us.

Why didn't he arrest us?

Well, I don't know. Maybe he wanted to
give us the last taste of freedom.

Yeah, but tomorrow morning when we'll
report to you, we get life.

too happy.

Okay.

Good morning, chaps.

Good morning, Officer Hadley.

Here we are, officer, reporting as
ordered.

Awfully decent of you to drop by.

You had your breakfast yet?

What's the matter?

Duke. Officer Hadley.

Do your duty. Arrest us.

Oh, do put your hands down, chaps.

But we're just common thieves.

Aren't you going to arrest us?

Arrest you for finding the governor's
pet dog?

Of course not.

You put handcuffs on us.

But there's no evidence against you, old
chap. No ransom note. You stayed in

this area instead of fleeing across the
border as you could have.

No, chaps. You did a noble deed in
protecting that precious animal from the

predators of the bush.

Not to mention the Womambi tribe.

We couldn't find their trail. Did you
see where they went? They weren't

anywhere. They weren't anywhere.

Oh, just like you, Scallywags.

Always protecting the younger dogs. But
never fear. We'll find them.

Now, wait a minute. Wait a minute,
Officer Hadley.

Didn't you bring us here to arrest us?

Of course not. I'm going to reward you.
One hundred pounds.

One hundred pounds?

Officer Hadley, wait, wait.

We got a sporting proposition, Duke, and
I... Yeah, we do.

You want to tell him? Yeah, yeah, I'll
tell him. Listen, you come here.

Officer Headley, we'll make a
proposition to you like this. You keep

and we will go back to jail, hmm?

Hmm?

Chaps, this is quite impossible.

Now, I'm going to give you your money,
and I want no more nonsense about it.

Hmm.

Officer Henley.

Are you in trouble?

Do you need any help?

No, no, no, thanks. I'll get it.

18 to the right, 24 to the left, 5 to
the right.

Well, blast it. Why won't it open?

Well, maybe you have a wrong
combination.

Why don't you look in the file?

Yes, a good idea.

Sergeant, have you got the card with the
combination on it?

You have it, sir.

Really? Well, what did I do with it?

You locked it in the safe.

Oh, yes. Well, that does pose a problem.

Not really, sir.

I have a duplicate of it in my desk.

Would you like it, sir?

No, no. Just read it out.

Eight to the right.

Four to the left.

Five to the right.

Sorry for the delay, chaps. I'll have
the money for you in no time.

Ah -ha.

Oh, Sergeant, this tax collection box is
still here. I thought the armored truck

was going to pick it up yesterday
afternoon.

It was delayed, sir.

It'll be here tomorrow.

Very well.

It shan't be a moment now, chaps.

Here we go.

There we are.

There you are, chaps. And thank you
again for finding the governor's dog.

Officer Henley.

Isn't there a chance of reconsidering?
Not to hope.

And now that you have a goodly sum, I
suggest you look around for some

Some place where you can make an honest
living.

Honest living?

Officer Hadley, you don't know what
you're saying.

Away you go, chaps.

It's almost like being insulted.

Hi, Judy.

Oh, hi, Champy.

Judy, did you ever try doing business
with that Headley in there?

Very uncooperative. A real square.

Look, Chip, we've got to figure a way to
get ourselves arrested.

Yeah, we've got to think of something.

I got it, I got it, I got it. You know
what will make Hedley really blow his

top? No.

Listen, we'll return here after dark,
knock over that cracker box of a safe

inside, and make off with the tax money.

Oh,

Judy, it's the only way. See, we'll tip
off Hedley's men, and then they'll come

and capture us.

Judy, then they'll throw the book at us.
Oh, yes, yes, yes, Judy.

And then we'll get 30 years to life.

in that wonderful, beautiful country
club of a jail.

Judy, you don't understand.

Now, look, Duke, we've got things to do.
First of all, we've got to find

ourselves a new campsite.

Then go to town, pick up some tools, and
then return here after that.

There's only one thing you have to
figure out. How to get rid of Headley's

sergeant so the coast will be clear.

I got it, I got it, I got it

district office. Sergeant McCumber here.

Headly calling, Sergeant McCumber.

Do you read me?

Perfectly, sir. It's like being next
door.

Yes. Jolly good reception, eh?

Yes, sir.

Sergeant, I'm afraid I'm in a bit of a
pickle, and you simply must help me out.

Yes, sir.

I'm at the Katanga village, and I can't
get my car started.

I seem to be out of petrol.

Would you be a good fellow and run me
down a tin or so, but leave at once?

Yes, sir.

No, no, wait, Dookie. Give him a chance
to leave.

Oh, yeah.

One, two, three, four, five, six, seven,
eight, nine, ten now.

Now? Come on.

Wait a second.

That's all right.

Don't turn on the light.

Well, don't you remember?

We want to be caught.

Oh, I keep forgetting.

There's our baby.

There is our baby.

Hey, come here.

Thank you.

Watch it, my little baby.

38 to the right.

Click.

42 to the left. Click.

And 15 to the right.

Click. Get up, get up.

Watch it.

You sure you've got the right numbers?

No.

Didn't you write them down?

No, Chip.

Well, then we'll have to work over her
with tools.

Tools? Come on. Let's get them out of
the truck.

Eight to the right.

Four to the left.

Five to the right.

All right, you stupid thief.

I'll open you if I have to break you to
pieces. Here.

Wait, what do you know?

One kick.

You sure you'll get a boot out of your
work.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Dookie, no,
no.

Leave those tools alone, because they
got our fingerprints on them. Oh, that

means they'll help to convict us then,
huh?

Okay. Now, ink your fingers.

What for?

What for?

This is what for.

And this is what for.

And this is what for. And this is what
for. And this is what for.

That's right.

So you know what this is?

No. This is a special file, a hot file,
of all the recently released convicts.

Our fingerprints are right in there.

That means that Headley can match our
fingerprints from all over here against

those in the file, and we are convicted.

Okay, you're right. Listen, with all the
evidence against us, Hadley's got to

arrest us. And the public prosecutor's
got an open and shut case against us.

the magistrate will have to throw the
book at us.

Oh, Chip, you've done it again.

Our future's secure.

Hello.

Hello, Adeline.

Hello, Marsh.

Paula? I see you brought Dawn along.

She's feeling fine.

By the way, where's Judy? She's usually
around when it comes to a ride.

She's sleeping in the back of the truck.

You know, frankly, I'm a little worried
about Judy.

She's been awfully tired lately.

Well, maybe she could do with a little
nourishment.

Judy? Judy!

Wake up and come inside.

Why don't you all come in and have a
spot of tea and biscuits?

And as for you, Dawn, maybe we can dig
up a dog biscuit.

Meanwhile, you stay out here and enjoy
the fresh air.

Come on, Judy.

My word, appalling of all my cheek.
Sergeant McCamper?

Sergeant, where are you?

Where are you?

Well, the tax collection box is gone.

So is my sergeant.

Come on, I have to assure you, you don't
think that your sergeant would... Well,

what am I to think? Anyway, he didn't
get away with it all. He left this roll

fill.

Your sergeant checked out on his duty
board last night. He went to Katanga

Village to take Officer Anderson Petro,
10 .35 p .m.

I was nowhere near Katanga Village last
night.

Then obviously somebody sent your
sergeant a false message to lure him

the office while they looted the safe.

Well, anyway, they may have got away
with the collection box, but they won't

away with the crime.

They botched this job properly.

Fingerprints all over the place.

Well, this case is as good as solved.

How can you be sure you can locate the
person who left these fingerprints?

Because only a professional criminal
would undertake a daring robbery like

And it so happens that I've kept a file
of all convicts released during the last

five years who are still at large.

Oh, then all you have to do is match
these fingerprints against those you

on file and you've got your criminal,
eh?

Yes, it's as simple as that.

And it's all in this magic box.

Good heavens, it's gone, too.

What?

Yeah, the detective work gone down the
drain.

Hedley, what if you offered a reward
like you did for the governor's dog?

That's a splendid idea. I'll offer
another hundred pounds, no questions

That should bring results again.

Look, Hedley, may I suggest that we kind
of look around the area? Maybe the

criminal dropped the box or something.
Yes, that's a good idea, but I doubt

we'll find it. Whoever undertook this
crime must be a very clever master

criminal. Come on, let's get cracking.

You don't care?

You don't care?

You haven't lost your touch? No.

You know, you're still the best chap in
the territory.

But eating on the outside with all these
flies is absolutely awful.

Oh, I wish we were back in our mess
hall.

Yeah, but how are you going to get us
back in jail? How?

It's a cinch.

I'll tell you the routine.

We'll take this hot dough and... into
the cold storage.

The hole without a doubt.

By now, Officer Headley must have found
the safe open and the money gun.

So it's time to get him rolling over
here with his handcuffs.

Juki, Juki, listen. You know the chief
from Dogo tribe?

Yeah. He owes you a favor, doesn't he?
Yes.

I let him have my secret recipe for
barbecued goat. Oh, he flipped.

They're using it at the next drum
festival, you know. Okay, then he can

drummers send a little jungle telegram
for us, the one Hedley will have to

Yeah, come on, let's go.

And I'm sorry I couldn't get here
sooner, sir. From your explanation,

we're obviously dealing with a
diabolically clever gang.

Well, Marsh, did you find anything?

No, not a thing.

Paula?

Paula, did you see anything?

Nothing.

Sergeant, listen.

Those drums, can you read them?

Well, Sergeant, can you make anything of
them?

They talk about a magic box.

That a man of the law seeks. That's
probably you, sir. Me.

But it is in possession of these.

Magic box, the fingerprint file, of
course. Any mention of the location?

Carly Waterhole.

200 steps.

Toward the sunset.

That's 200 yards to the west. Sergeant,
get the equipment.

Thank goodness we know where it is. I'm
going to raid the thieves' camp straight

away.

He's an extra man. You want me to come
along?

Thank you, Marsh, but this is a police
job. You and Paula stay and take good

care of Dawn.

This marmalade is the greatest.

Now tell me, how did you do it?

It's a secret.

It's got wild pineapple in it.

What's the matter, my biscuits?

No, it's a car.

Oh, my goodness.

I thought it was my biscuits.

Sergeant, sir.

Now, the culprits will be straight
ahead. Move cautiously, Sergeant. We

want any casualties.

I do care. Will you pass me some more
marmalade? Thank you.

Here,

Sergeant. Criminal overconfidence.

It's our greatest ally.

Ready, Sergeant?

Attack!

You, Chip, what on earth are you doing
here?

The bush over there.

Tell them, Sergeant, while I
investigate.

Oh.

The missing fingerprint file.

It cannot be. The money's supposed to be
there.

You chaps are true marvels. By Jove, you
have such a natural fear for detective

work that I ought to deputize you. I
don't want to be a deputy.

I just want to be a cook.

Here, have one of my biscuits. Oh.

Try some of my marmalade. Ah, thanks.

Mmm. I made it myself.

Good man.

Absolutely marvelous. You couldn't get
better at the Savoy.

Now, listen, Hedley. You can't do this
to us. We are guilty.

We stole the tax money box.

I do not know how the fingerprint file
got in that hole.

Do I? No, no, no, no, no. Of course not,
you clever rascals. But if you stole

the tax collection box, where is it?

I don't know.

You sure fixed us up good.

What I know is that you're entitled to
another hundred pounds reward. So come

along like good chaps and collect it.

Officer Headley, Officer Headley, now
please believe me. We're a couple of no

good crooks. We stole the money, but
some double -crossing rat king did stole

from us. Yes, yes.

Yes, yes.

Look, Officer Headley, look.

We stole the money. Believe us. If you
would just check our fingerprints

the file, you'll find we're guilty.

Yes, yes, dear boys.

But first, the reward money.

Officer Headley, you're making a
terrible mistake.

Terrible. I don't want any more of that
nonsense.

Oh, the tax collection box.

It was in the back of the file all the
time and I didn't see it.

There you are, you see. You are
innocent, just as I always maintain.

Aren't you going to check our
fingerprints?

Of course not.

Looking back on it, all those mysterious
radio calls, the stealing of the dog,

the lifting of the fingerprint file,
could all be the work of a practical

Do you have any idea who that Joker
might be?

A Joker?

Yeah.

I have a pretty good idea.

You want to know who that Joker was?

Yes. I'll tell you.

Some monkey called Mr.

X the unknown suspect.

Yes, I suppose you're right.

I imagine this wild episode.

We'll go down as one of the great
unsolved mysteries of the African bush.

Well, well, well. Hello, Duke, Chip.

Hedley was just telling us that you've
opened a restaurant in Nagoro. Is that

right? Yes, yes. We're called the...

Jailbird Inn.

Thanks to Headley's reward money, we
were able to buy the old jail building

open for business.

What a beautiful car.

Oh, yes, my. It looks as if you're doing
rather well.

Yes, yes. It is an inn joint, a sort of
a glass joint for the tourists.

Everybody likes to eat behind bars.

Excuse me, just one minute, please.

I have a surprise.

For my friend, Judy.

Chip,

would you hold that?

As a token of our friendship.

Judy, don't be so selfish. Let Toto have
some.

Oh, Miss Tracy, please, don't chew out
our pal Judy.

Believe me, without Judy, none of this
would have been possible.

All right, you just wait one minute.
I've got something for you, too.

That elicits the being a good...

Little girl.

There you go.

Yes, for you.

For you.

Yes. For you.