1:44:02
I don't see how I can help it.
1:44:04
We both seem to be going in the same
direction, and there's only one road.
1:44:13
Are you going back to the village?
1:44:20
I'm going back to the village, too.
1:44:24
Bread and butter!
And you know something, Peter?
1:44:29
I'm never telling another story -
not even to myself.
1:44:33
I've told my last story, Peter.
1:44:35
Especially to myself.
1:44:37
Cobbler, stick to your last.
1:44:40
If any man ever learned his lesson
and learned it good, it's me.
1:44:45
- I think you'll go on telling stories.
- No, I won't.
1:44:48
- Yes, you will.
- No, I won't.
1:44:50
Why do you keep on saying that?
1:44:52
Why? Because
you're Hans Christian Andersen.
1:44:56
That's why!
1:45:01
Peter!
1:45:05
You'll tell stories.
You'll write stories.
1:45:08
You'll even sing stories.
1:45:11
Over and over and over again.
1:45:18
I'm not such an ugly duckling
1:45:21
No feathers all stubby and brown
1:45:24
For, in fact, these birds,
in so many words
1:45:27
Said, "Tsk! The best in town!
1:45:30
"Tsk! The best! Tsk! Tsk! The best!"
1:45:33
Remember your trip
to Copenhagen? Tell us about it!
1:45:36
Wonderful, wonderful Copenhagen
1:45:42
Friendly old girl of a town
1:45:45
'Neath her tavern light
1:45:47
On this merry night,
let us clink and drink one down
1:45:54
To wonderful, wonderful
Copenhagen...
1:45:59
- Tell us about the king! The king!
- Yes, the king!