:13:02
-to come and gnaw at your bones.
-Let's go !ns!de, Mother.
:13:08
Mr. Cr!ch can't see you.
:13:12
You th!nk you can come here
whenever you l!ke?
:13:15
Go away, there's noth!ng for you here.
:13:25
-G!ve h!m to me.
-Thank you.
:13:27
Gerald says, !f you l!ke !t...
:13:30
we could have !t all to ourselves as a stud!o.
:13:33
Of course, we'll mend the w!ndows,
and have !t decorated.
:13:36
But Gerald says !t all depends on you, so...
:13:39
do you l!ke !t?
:13:40
-lt's remarkable.
-Good! Gerald!
:13:45
Come on, let's go and see Gerald.
Come on, B!smarck.
:13:55
W!n!fred seems to have taken to you.
:13:59
W!ll you come aga!n?
:14:01
l feel very drawn to her.
:14:05
Yes, l can come aga!n.
:14:07
Gerald, !sn't !t wonderful?
We're go!ng to draw B!smarck.
:14:13
lsn't she beaut!ful? lsn't she strong?
:14:18
Let !ts mother stroke !ts fur then, darl!ng...
:14:22
because !t's so myster!ous.
:14:44
Look what l bought.
:14:51
How lovely.
:14:58
How perfectly lovely.