Hans Christian Andersen

1:15:01

It's impossible. No two people
have ever been so in love

1:15:05

As my lovey dove and I

1:15:07

This is the cream, the very extreme

1:15:09

The sort of a dream
you couldn't imagine at all

1:15:12

No two people have ever been so in love
as my lovey dove and I

1:15:22

No two people
have ever been so in love

1:15:26

Been so in love, been so in love

1:15:29

No two people have ever been so in love

1:15:33

As you and Mrs Hans Christian
Andersen!

1:15:37

Mrs Andersen.

1:15:38

Mr Andersen.

1:15:40

Mrs Andersen.

1:15:42

Mr Andersen.

1:15:45

Mr Andersen?

1:15:48

Mr Andersen?

1:15:50

Mr Andersen?

1:15:52

Mr Andersen?

1:15:54

Mr Andersen!

1:15:57

How sweet of you to be here
the very moment we return.

1:16:01

How did you know we were going
to do your ballet?

1:16:05

Never mind. Your real reward will come
tomorrow night when I dance it for you.

1:16:10

You will come, won't you?

1:16:14

Perhaps you will have words for me
by tomorrow night?

1:16:18

Come, Louise.

1:16:25

What would they say back in the village?

1:16:28

You and me getting ready to go
to the opera house in Copenhagen.

1:16:32

To see my ballet!

1:16:34

Would they believe it? Never.

1:16:36

"One of the cobbler's stories", they'd say.
"How can the children believe them?"

1:16:42

But even I wouldn't dare make up a story
like this - and it happens to be true.

1:16:47

Is it all right if I don't go with you?

1:16:50

What?

1:16:56

- I said is it all right if I don't go with you?
- No!

1:16:59

It's not all right if you don't go with me.
What's the matter with you anyway?