:16:00
- Yes, Pinocchio,
I've given you life.
- Why?
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Because tonight, Geppetto
wished for a real boy.
:16:07
- Am I a real boy?
- No, Pinocchio.
:16:10
To make Geppetto's wish come
true will be entirely up to you.
:16:14
- Up to me?
- Prove yourself brave,
truthful and unselfish,
:16:20
- and someday you
will be a real boy.
- A real boy!
:16:24
That won't be easy.
:16:25
You must learn to choose
between right and wrong.
:16:28
Right and wrong?
But how will I know?
:16:31
- How will he know.
- Your conscience will tell you.
:16:34
- What are conscience?
- What are conscience!
:16:37
I'll tell ya!
:16:39
A conscience is that
still small voice that
people won't listen to.
:16:43
- That's just the trouble
with the world today, you see?
- Are you my conscience?
:16:47
Who, me?
:16:49
Would you like to be
Pinocchio's conscience?
:16:52
Well, w-- uh, I--
:16:55
I-- uh-- Ohh. Uh-huh.
:16:59
Very well. What is your name?
:17:02
Uh, oh, uh, Cricket's the name.
Jiminy Cricket.
:17:06
- Kneel, Mr Cricket.
- Huh?
:17:10
No tricks now.
:17:12
I dub you
Pinocchio's conscience,
:17:14
lord high keeper of the
knowledge of right and wrong,
:17:17
counsellor in moments
of temptation...
:17:20
and guide along the straight
and narrow path.
:17:23
Arise, Sir Jiminy Cricket.
:17:25
Well! Oh-ho-ho!
My, my!
:17:29
Mmm. Say, that's pretty swell.
:17:33
Gee... thanks.
:17:36
But, uh, don't I get
a badge or something?
:17:38
- Well, we'll see.
- You mean maybe I will?
:17:41
- I shouldn't wonder.
- Make it a gold one?
:17:43
Maybe.
:17:45
Now, remember, Pinocchio,
be a good boy.
:17:48
And always let your conscience
be your guide.
:17:53
Goodbye, milady.
:17:55
Goodbye!