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So this means that you have a daddy and
a mommy too?
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Yes, and they're your grandpa and
grandma.
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Where are they?
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Far away.
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Where is far away? Can we go there?
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You know, Adrian, being a daddy or a
mommy means loving your children more
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anything in the world.
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And there are things that my daddy and
my mommy love more than me. Things that
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sometimes make them not so good.
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That's why we never see them.
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Does that mean that Daddy doesn't love
me? Why would you say that?
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Because we never see Daddy. He's never
here.
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No, no, it's just that Daddy travels a
lot. He goes around the world with
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Natalie looking for important things.
One day they'll find them, and I'll get
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better, then we'll all stay home
together.
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In the daytime...
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I'm Marinette, just a normal girl with a
normal life. But there's something
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about me that no one knows yet. I've got
a secret.
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Everything all right, Adrian?
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Sorry,
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Natalie.
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Lunch is ready.
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Yes. Yes, sir.
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Yes.
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Goodbye.
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Everything all right, Natalie?
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Your grandparents want to see you.
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Buon appetito.
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That's how bracioli's done.
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I, for one, feel like somebody's
missing. When do we get to meet him?
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you already know him. You've seen him
hundreds of times already.
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Ah, the young model.
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Handsome as a princess.
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Yes, he is very, very, very handsome.
But he's more than that. And he's not a
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model anymore, you know. Well, no, we
don't know since you haven't officially
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introduced him as your boyfriend to us.
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So I was thinking you could invite him
over for lunch on Sunday.
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Invite him! Invite him! Invite him!
Really?
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All of you? It's our first time being in
a relationship.
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Let her do things at her own pace.
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You can invite him if you want to,
sweetheart.
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No, it's too soon.
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It's not like I've already thought about
a wedding and three kids and two
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hamsters and... Invite him! Invite him!
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Then... Okay!
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Ah, Marybeth.
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Hello, Adrian.
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Are you free for lunch on Sunday?
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I... No, I already have something
planned.
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Oh. Is it something important?
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I'm meeting my grandparents.
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Wow, that's amazing!
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What? I'm not sure. I don't know them. I
never even met them before.
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Seriously? My mom's parents.
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She didn't want to see them.
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Huh? But why not?
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She said they were mean. As for my
father, he never even told me about his
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parents.
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Me too.
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But you know what? Since you can't come
to my place, I'll come to yours. I'm an
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expert at grandparents.
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I'm sure they're not that bad. And if
they really are mean, then I'll protect
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you because you're family. Well, not
yet. I mean, almost.
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What do you say?
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If that's possible, then I think I'd
like you to be there with me. Yes.
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Of course it's possible.
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You'll see. Give me Natalie.
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I'm really not sure this is a good idea.
Lord Graham was very specific about the
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lunch being a family -only reunion.
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Only the waitstaff will be allowed
inside the dining room. Hence the
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The shellfish cracker goes to the right
of the fish fork.
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Oops.
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Lord Graham is a stickler for
principles, Marinette. You'll have to be
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discreet. I've done this plenty of times
helping my parents when they've catered
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events. I'll be invisible.
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I'm counting on the two of you to let me
know how it went.
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What do you mean? You're not having
lunch with us?
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I'm not part of the family.
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What? Does Lord Graham know that you're
practically Adrian's mom now?
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I could never replace Adrian's mother.
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These are your grandparents on your
mother's side. Emile and Milgram de
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It's an honor to have you.
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You're not having us. May I remind you
that this estate used to be our pied -�
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-terre in Paris before we allowed our
daughter and her dressmaker husband to
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live here? Now.
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At least they produced a half -decent
-looking child.
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Grandfather, grandmother.
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Lord Graham, please.
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And arriving now are your grandparents
on your father's side, Johnny and
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Grissett.
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Thanks for the invite, your
international highnesses.
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Hello.
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I am Lord Emile Graham de Vinili, Duke
of Westchester, Munster, and this is
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Millie, my wife.
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I am Jeannie, and this is Gabrielle.
We're not married, but like a convict of
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love, I am ashamed to her forever.
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Oh, you've been jagged, Adrian.
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I've been waiting for this day for so
long.
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You're even more darling in person.
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What is this intriguing scent?
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It's wild.
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It is my Valentine's.
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Delish, no?
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I made them myself.
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I got to eat these puppies up. Where is
your cuisine?
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Save yourself the trouble, mon petit.
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Just show me the way.
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Enough time wasted with preposterous
ceremonials. Our lunch is waiting.
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Voila, they're in the oven.
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Dear relatives.
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Not by choice, I should say.
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Thank you for agreeing to this lunch,
which will undoubtedly prove to be
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decisive in regard to the future of our
families. The question that brings us
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together at this table is... Sorry, I
forgot something.
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By all means.
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Thank you.
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Flag! Adrian!
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Marinette! I know this must be hard, but
everything's going to be okay.
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You're right.
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It'll be okay.
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As I was saying, the question that
brings us together today is, who will
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custody of Adrian now that he's all
alone?
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But Adrian isn't alone.
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Mr.
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Adrian is not alone in having some...
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Appetizers, I suppose. If I may, Lord
Graham, I live with Natalie.
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She's an employee, not family. She has
no legal right to care for you, unlike
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us. Your mother's parents.
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Emile, dearest, Natalie has known Adrian
for so long that she's practically part
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of the family now. Mary, I'm talking.
Keep your useless remarks to yourself.
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Shown on this crest, bearing the coat of
arms of our family, the Grandes
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Vanilles, have always been astride the
kingdom of England and the lamented
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kingdom of France.
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Oh, that's funny. The doggie is sweeping
the floor.
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And what does this little poem say?
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It's a wolf, and the poem is our family
motto, but it matters not.
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This dual nationality is symbolized in
this twin ring passed from generation to
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generation to the eldest child.
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Is something burning?
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Oh, that's right, Johnny.
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Always playing with the fire.
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Mr. Adrian, could you come with me to
the kitchen to check? Thank you very
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Natalie, there's no way.
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Adrian can't go and live there with that
lord.
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Marinette, that lord is his grandfather,
and I have no right... There must be
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something that can be done.
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What do you think about this? I don't
want to leave Paris, Marinette. I don't
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want to leave you or Natalie, but
they're my family.
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Coal. A northern specialty, isn't it? So
then you eat it.
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That's not coal. That's my bolognino.
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Let me handle that.
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Marinette, no!
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Oh, Millie! Are you actually going to
take this horror?
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It looks like there's still something
edible inside.
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Very well, then. Poison yourself if you
want to, but I'd better not hear a peep
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out of you. Getting back to the matter
at hand. Adrian, hand me the Graham's
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tween ring.
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Oh, my!
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It's incredible!
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I don't believe it! Silent!
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What is it filled with?
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More well.
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It's a fromage.
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What is it? I'm not allergic, I hope.
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Gabrielle, start your bike. We're taking
you to the hospital.
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No, no, it's all right. Delicious.
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Millie, be a dear and suffer in silence
as you're used to doing so well.
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As I was saying, it's time Adrian and
the twin ring came back to a... Adrian,
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where is the twin ring?
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I gave it to you, Lord Graham.
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You.
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What? You.
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You're not eating your ballot, are you?
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Give me back the ring.
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Oh, I see. So now you're calling me a
thief, huh?
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Hold on. Let's not get carried away.
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It has to be here somewhere.
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Ouch.
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I... I'll look for it too. The twin
ring.
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Not here.
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Not here either.
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No one is leaving this room until the
twin ring is recovered. And in the
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meantime, you are going to sign this
contract that will, one, give me full
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custody of Adrian, and two, assure me
that you will never try to see him
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That's monstrous! Why would you want to
keep us from seeing this poor kiddo that
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we only just met?
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Listen up, my lord. If Adrian should go
with someone, that someone is going to
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be us. And definitely not a mean
monsieur like yourself.
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Oh, my darling, what do we care about
this ring and all these antiquated
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customs, really?
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Millie, for pity's sake, stay in your
place.
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Why do you scream all the time?
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Sorry,
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I'm such a klutz. I understand clearly.
How much do you want? You can keep your
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money. We didn't want it 16 years ago,
and we don't want it today. Stop this
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charade already.
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You just want to raise the bid.
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Name your price now and be done with it.
I'm not charading. You're charading.
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You think I don't know what you've been
up to this whole time? Come on, be
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honest. Tell us why you want so badly we
should sign your contract.
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Woof, woof. It's always about who can
grow the loudest.
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Don't pretend like you don't realize how
shameful it would be if people knew
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that Adrian's other grandparents were...
were...
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We're what? Come on, say it! We're the
owners of a fried food establishment!
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So what? What's the problem?
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The grassroots have been in the French
fry for more generations than the
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have had a broomstick on their crests!
My ancestors filled cornets of fries
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piggy sauce to parmigiana himself!
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Who cares about any of that? Oh, and
you, stop busting everyone's malatines!
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It's absolutely revolting! Please, stop
barking at me!
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Oh,
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lucky me!
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Give me that!
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That belongs to the kiddo, not you.
Hands off!
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Mine!
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Millie, get back in there!
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Millie! Millie!
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Get a hold of yourself.
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I can't. Marwine, it's too delicious.
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Millie, stop trying to be the center of
attention and come out of there at once!
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No! I'm tired of two -beat,
aristocratic, patriarchal dictators!
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I have the ring! I'm the queen! No one
tells me what to do!
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The key! Do you have the key? The key.
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Hello.
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Forgive my intrusion.
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You've had enough of people fighting and
making decisions for other people,
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haven't you?
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I know what it would be fitting for you
to finally be in charge.
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I can give you this tower.
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Only if you agree, of course.
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Millie? No, I'm Ringmaster, the Lady of
the Rings.
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So, you wanted to fight?
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Well then, fight like wolves!
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What's happening?
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Adrian, don't stay here! On the
contrary, stay, since this fight is for
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Marinette, get some more safe!
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corner, Johnny the Fry Grunset, the
wonder from the north. And in this
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Emile the Duke Graham, the terror from
Albion. May the best swear Grand Bar
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Adrian away.
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You have a strange way of showing me.
It's not my doing, it's my party. I've
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lost control of it. Who am I?
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At last, Adrian is about to find out
which of his grandfathers is the
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In fact, all that counts, apparently,
unless you end up destroying each other,
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which would finally allow him to decide
his own life.
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Just transform and use your power to
destroy the whole thing.
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But then everyone would know that I'm
Cat Noir.
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In that case, relax and take this chance
to enjoy a balancing with me.
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No, dear, my chief is the policy. Yes,
I'm sorry, do we?
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Oh, you seemed more combative.
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My bad, it wasn't on purpose.
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Apologies!
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Don't worry, everything will be back to
normal soon.
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Ladybug, save us!
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Oh, no you don't! No!
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The lady's going to get us out of here,
Plagg. Of course, like she always does.
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But won't she find it weird that Cat
Noir doesn't show up?
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Plagg, claw them!
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Malik, I just saw a platform appear in
the sky. I'm on my way. Violence is
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a solution.
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Why don't you give me whatever's been
akumatized and we can have a nice and
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chat about it all together.
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Chat about it all together?
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You think these two are really
interested in chatting?
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The only thing they like is fighting and
being right. They're exactly the same.
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You can't just love this guy and me
together.
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It's not my fault my wife wants to head
over your so -called food.
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See? They're just proving me right,
Ladybug.
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Blah, blah, blah. I'm on my way, but
I'll be a bit late.
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Ladybug doesn't even realize that
they're the villains, not you.
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Get rid of her and feed her miraculous.
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I think I ate too many volatiles.
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I hope this magical charm will help you
make the right decision.
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I've got to go.
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Bug out.
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Bye -bye, Ladybug.
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Where's Marinette?
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Marinette?
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Marinette?
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Bugs off!
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Marinette?
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Adrien! Marinette!
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I was so worried about you.
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This ring belongs to Adrien. He should
decide his own future.
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Thank you.
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But I don't know what I want.
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I'm still just a teenager, Natalie.
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And I'm only Adrian's girlfriend.
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I can't decide for him or stop his
grandparents from fighting for his
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But you are an adult, and more
importantly, you're the one who's been
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care of him since his parents
disappeared.
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If there's one thing I know for sure,
it's that, to Adrian, you're like a
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now.
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Adrian is not my son.
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I have no rights. Like Jagged once said,
you're the one who loves him, so you're
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his mom.
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Did he really say that?
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If he didn't, then he should.
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Is this really what you want?
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My life is here in Paris with Marinette,
my friends, and you.
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I'll come visit you for the holidays.
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We'll get to know each other better, if
you'd like that, of course.
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Of course, we'd love that.
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Well... You're more... in need of a
mother than of a crest.
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We'll be delighted to welcome you any
time you want.
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You too are welcome to visit us any time
if you want to.
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Will there be more of your delicious
balloutines?
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There will even be fries.
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The class of specialty.
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Then we gladly accept your invitation.
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Honestly, Millie.
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Emile, stop it. Just admit it already.
You love French fries.
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Do you? Really?
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Did you find the medicine for Mom?
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No. Are you going to leave again?
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Once your mother is healed, your father
will stay here with both of you forever.
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