:03:00
in the shop of a wood-carver
named, uh, Geppetto.
:03:03
So, I hopped over.
:03:11
And looked in.
:03:13
It was a shame to see a nice
cheerful fire like that
going to waste.
:03:17
So what do I do?
:03:20
I go in.
:03:26
I looked around.
:03:30
Of course, being in
a strange place like that,
:03:32
I didn't know what to expect.
:03:35
A cricket can't be
too careful, you know.
:03:40
Soon as I saw there was no one
about, I made myself at home.
:04:02
As I stood there warming my...
myself, I took a look around.
:04:06
Well, sir, you never saw
such a place.
:04:09
The most fantastic clocks
you ever laid your eyes on.
:04:13
And all carved out of wood.
:04:15
And cute little music boxes,
each one a work of art.
:04:19
Shelf after shelf of toys and--
:04:23
And then something else
caught my eye.
:04:25
A puppet!
:04:27
You know, one of those
marionette things,
:04:29
all strings and joints.
:04:37
Cute little fella.
:04:39
Ding, ding! Going up?
:04:46
Good piece of wood too.
:04:48
Well, now.
:04:50
It won't take much longer.
:04:53
Just a little more paint
and he's all finished.
:04:59
I think he'll be all right.