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*ADVENTURE TIME ♪
Episode Title : "Summer Showers"
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*ADVENTURE TIME ♪
Season 07 Episode 16
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Time...
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Is a slippery devil.
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Our lives are sudden.
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They come and go like...
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Like a summer shower.
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Oh, my glob!
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You got the part!
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Ah. Ha!
I did?
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Well, not that part.
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You were terrible.
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But you can be
my personal assistant.
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Well...
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I guess
I have to start somewhere.
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Start with my laundry.
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Our lives are sudden.
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They come and go like
a summer shower.
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That was great!
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Well, maybe not "great,"
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but you were a lot better
than those others.
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- Hey!
- Hey!
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- Hi, Viola.
- Hi, dad.
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How's my big-shot
actress daughter?
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Did you get that part
you wanted?
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Oh, yeah, the part...
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Sure, I got the part.
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Well, I think that's great.
Just great.
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Seriously,
that's so good to hear.
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Sometimes I wonder if maybe
I haven't been the best dad.
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Maybe I blew it.
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But you getting that part,
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that makes my entire life
seem worthwhile!
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Mmm.
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You're great, kid!
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Aww, you're great, dad!
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Dad, I have to go.
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I have a rehearsal.
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That's cool.
Go get 'em, kid.
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I do hope
that Nigel had no trouble
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at chelmsyhead station.
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There are never any taxi cabs
to be found...
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What have I found here?
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Is it a little mouse?
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People,
look what I found!
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It's a little mouse!
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Everyone else
is really a square,
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working together as a team,
helping the author/director.
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Everyone has
the team spirit!
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Everyone except
the selfish little mouse!
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I'm sorry, I was...
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Don't interrupt me
when I'm berating you!
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When are we going to
resume rehearsing?
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Don't interrupt me
when I'm berating my assistant
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for interrupting me...
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Unless you want some, too!
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Well, no.
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I can't remember
what I was saying.
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Assistant,
read me back my notes.
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Hmm.
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You were wrapping it up so
we could get back to rehearsal.
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Okay...
Let's rehearse!
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Mr. Cramforth
will be drenched
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if he walks to the cottage
from the station.
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Poor suffering Nigel!
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Um...
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"But he"...
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But he is
so awfully amusing.
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Coming down
like cats and dogs.
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Reminds me
of the rain we had...
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Too much water on the coat!
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It's not a hurricane!
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Again!
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Coming down
like cats and...
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That's too light!
It's not a drizzle!
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Hey, Viola!
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Viola!
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Here, girl!
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Come on,
I want to show you something.
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I think it's gonna rain soon,
so I'm gonna show you
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what real summer showers
look like.
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And I want you to make
little sketches of raindrops
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as reference material.
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Do you really think
this is worthwhile?
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Yes! Gah!
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How can I explain this
as simply as possible?
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In my play, I don't want to see
big, big gloopy raindrops.
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And I don't want to see
teeny-weeny, tiny raindrops.
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What I want to see is raindrops
that are just right.
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Neither too big nor too...
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Stop interrupting me
when I'm trying
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to explain things
childishly!
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Every element
of "summer showers"
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has to have class.
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You know,
I may be a princess,
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but when people meet me,
they don't think "princess."
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They think
"lumpy space princess."
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I bet if I was
"Princess Bubblegum buns"
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or "sugar plum buns princess"
or something,
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things would be
way different.
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They have absolutely
no imagination!
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I'm the one
who has imagination!
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I'm the one
who's special!
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I think my play
will prove that...
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I've had
a really crummy life.
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Everything was okay
when I was a little kid.
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And I could just hang out by
myself and make up little games.
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Have you tried talking
about this with anyone else?
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No!
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It's part of your job!
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You're lucky,
it's starting to rain.
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Now, pay close attention
to these raindrops.
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You should fill
the whole sketchbook!
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I want to see some classy
raindrops on opening night!
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It's so good to see you, Nigel.
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Let chelmsford
take your overcoat.
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Very well, Tree Trunks.
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Her name is Miranda Hobson!
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I don't know if I can call
Tree Trunks by that other name.
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It seems dishonest.
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This play is set
in a country called eng-land.
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And in eng-land,
anyone called Tree Trunks
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is always called
"Miranda Hobson"
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during the summer.
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I didn't know that.
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Yeah.
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So let's... whoa!
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How did you get here?
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I locked the d...
Never mind.
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Have you finally figured out
what rain looks like?
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Let's take it from the top!
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Coming down
like cats and dogs.
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Reminds me of the rain we had
when mother was still alive.
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It'll have to do.
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Still lots to finish!
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Stay sharp!
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Keep it classy!
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Let's take it from act two!
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How lovely you looked
this afternoon, Tree Trunks...
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Miranda!
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Miranda Hobson.
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Oh, Nigel!
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You've always made me smile,
even when we met,
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as children
at the badminton tournament.
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You were such
a mischievous little boy...
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And you still are.
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Mwah!
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I admit
I feel quite sleepy!
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The summer showers always
did affect you that way.
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I'll let him rest.
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After all,
the rain can't last forever.
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That wasn't too bad,
actually.
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Yes, hello.
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Miranda Hobson speaking.
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Yes, Ms. Hobson,
you won't remember me,
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but my name is wilfrid.
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We met in April
at the Chestnut festival
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at
St. Margaret's school.
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I'm between trains
and I thought I might drop by.
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No visitors
to bulkley cottage all season,
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and now two in one day!
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The doors open in an hour.
Here's a pep talk.
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Tonight is your night
to be special,
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'cause you're in
a pretty darn special play...
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Written by me.
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Directed by a pretty special
director... also me.
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- Hey, Viola!
- Yes, director LSP?
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Where's our leading lady?
Oh, there you are!
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What's the matter? You look
like you're going to throw up.
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I'm going to have to
back out of the play.
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What?
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When I told Mr. Pig
about the kissing scene,
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he didn't take it well.
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Kissing scene?
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K-kissing scene?
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Kissing scene!
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I'm dreadfully sorry.
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You can't do this to me!
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Who else knows
all the lines?
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Who else could possibly
take your place at the 11th hour
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and be a big hero!
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Viola!
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Your excited gasp
just gave me an idea!
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I'll play the part!
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She sells seashells
by the seashore.
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She sells seashells
by the seashore.
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Aah!
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I'm sorry!
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Are you really here, or are you,
like, an eye floater?
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I've been usurped!
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I can't believe this is
our last summer here.
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But everything changes,
I suppose.
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Oh, one thing
hasn't changed...
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You've never looked
lovelier...
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Miranda Hobson.
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I'll let him rest.
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After all,
the rain can't last forever.
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How long have we been sitting
here on the couch, wilfrid?
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Ages and ages.
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But not nearly long enough!
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One looks for a little
brightness to warm the days.
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I thought that Nigel cramforth
had that brightness.
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But now I see
that doesn't matter.
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For you have a different kind
of brightness...
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A kindness that will always
make the cold ham
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and bitter rain of eng-land
seem like hot tea,
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and sweet strawberry jam,
and summer showers.
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Whoo! Viola!
That's my girl!
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You were great, kid!
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Thanks, but it's not
as if I wrote the play.
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That was...
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I should be mad...
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But you were so amazing!
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She's quite the actress.
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What?
No, the acting was fine...
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But the rain!
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It looked so real
on the overcoats!
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How did you do it?
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This play is gonna run
for 20 years!
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That was my job,
actually...
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Putting raindrops
on the overcoats.
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I only went on stage
as a last-minute replacement.
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You mean you did
the special effects!
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You're amazing, kid!
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Aww...
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You're amazing, dad!
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You're amazing!
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You're amazing!
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♪♪
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♪ Come along with me ♪
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♪ And the butterflies and bees ♪
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This party is so crazy!
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