:07:01
A lot of horrible, twisted things
crawling, whining, globbering.
:07:05
Really, Jon, what were you
drinking last night?
:07:09
Nothing, monsieur, I assure you.
:07:18
Oh, monsieur, there must be
a law in France...
:07:20
...to smother such things at birth,
:07:22
...or lock them up
:07:24
All right, Jon,
:07:26
...if there's anything like you say
on my grounds we'll have it removed.
:07:50
Go away!
:07:57
Go away all of you!
:07:59
Don't you know tresspassing's
the same as stealing.
:08:02
Oh, I'm sorry, monsieur.
:08:05
I am Madame Tetrallini.
These are children of my circus.
:08:11
Children! Monsters!
:08:13
Oh, you're a circus. I understand.
:08:16
So you see, monsieur,
:08:18
...when I have a chance I like to
take them into the sunshine
:08:22
...and let them play like children.
:08:26
That is what most of them are...
:08:31
...children.
:08:36
Children...children.
:08:42
Please forget the mistake, madame.
You are welcome to remain.
:08:46
Au revoir. Come, Jon.
:08:49
Thanks a thousand, monsieur.
:08:54
Oh, shame, shame, shame.
:08:58
How many times have I told you
not to be frightened.