:17:14
To make it up to them,
we hung an old tire from a tree...
:17:17
...and Elsa particularly fell in Iove with it.
:17:28
They're beginning to look like lions now.
:17:30
Yes, and to behave like them, too.
:17:34
Don't I remember
the father was a man-eater?
:17:38
You don't believe that man-eating
is an inherited trait, do you?
:17:42
I don't think anyone really knows.
:17:48
I hope you're ready for lunch, 'cause I am.
And hungry enough to eat a hyena.
:17:53
John's just wondering if your cubs
might start eating people one day.
:17:57
You're joking, of course.
You know my lions are perfect little angels.
:18:01
Yes, but they'll be very large angels soon.
:18:03
Isn't it about time you thought
of shipping them off to a zoo?
:18:07
Is that an order, John?
:18:09
You're touchy. Have you been feeding him
that lion's milk he's famous for?
:18:13
Of course it's not an order.
But it's a good idea, isn't it?
:18:16
Yes, of course, you're right.
:18:18
We've already arranged to send them
to Rotterdam Zoo.
:18:21
-We're not ecstatic about it.
-Why? lt's excellent.
:18:23
He means we're going to miss them.
:18:25
I know I will, terribly.
Particularly one of them.
:18:28
Of course you will.
They're absolutely loveable at this age.
:18:32
-Forgot to shut the gates.
-Heaven help the house. Hurry!
:18:35
Perfect little angels!
:18:49
John, be a dear and get hold of Elsa.
:18:51
-Be careful, she's not very strong.
-Neither am I.
:18:55
No, you don't understand. She's delicate.
:18:57
So am I. Let George fetch her.