:23:01
the garden... then scrub
the terrace... sweep the halls...
:23:04
and the stairs... clean the chimneys.
:23:06
And of course, there's the mending,
:23:07
and the sewing, and the laundry.
:23:13
Oh, yes, and one more thing.
:23:17
See that Lucifer gets his bath.
:23:35
- But, but, but--
- No "buts" about it!
:23:39
My son has been avoiding
his responsibilities long enough!
:23:43
It's high time he married and settled down.
:23:47
Of course, Your Majesty.
:23:49
- But we must be patient.
- I am patient!
:23:55
But Im not getting any younger, you know.
:23:59
I want to see my grandchildren before I go.
:24:02
I understand, Sire.
:24:04
No, no, you don't know
what it means to see...
:24:07
your only child grow farther...
:24:11
farther... and farther away from you.
:24:15
I'm IoneIy in this desolate old palace.
:24:20
I...
:24:21
I want to hear the pitter-patter
of IittIe feet again.
:24:26
Now, now, Your Majesty.
:24:29
Perhaps if we just Iet him alone.
:24:32
Let him alone?
:24:35
W-w-with his silly romantic ideas?
:24:37
But, but, Sire, in matters of love--
:24:40
Love... Ha!
:24:42
Just a boy meeting a girl
under the right conditions.
:24:47
So, we're arranging the conditions.
:24:50
But, but, Your Majesty,
if the Prince should suspect--
:24:52
Suspect?
:24:53
Ha! Look...
:24:55
the boy's coming home today, isn't he?
:24:58
Yes, Sire.
:24:59
Well, what could be
more natural than a ball...