The Moon-Spinners
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:20:02
OK!
:20:03
Oh, thank you very much.
:20:04
(Dramatic music playing)
:20:15
(Gasps)
:20:17
What are you doing?
:20:18
I'm sorry.
:20:21
l... I came up here
to get some of my books.

:20:24
This used to be my room,
you know.

:20:26
Well, there were
no books in here.

:20:28
Well,
I said I was sorry.

:20:33
Oh, by the way,
it's quite a coincidence...

:20:36
your meeting
an old friend here.

:20:38
What old friend?
:20:39
Mr. Camford.
:20:41
We never saw him before
until tonight.

:20:43
Oh, well, have a very pleasant
evening, Miss Ferris.

:20:54
(Music playing)
:21:03
(Laughs)
I'm sorry, Alexis.

:21:06
I haven't the dimmest idea
what I'm doing.

:21:08
Hey, you're pretty good.
I think you do this before.

:21:13
Ha ha! It's a wonderful rhythm.
If only I knew the steps.

:21:18
Who cares
about the steps?

:21:19
We're inventing
a dance all our own.

:21:20
Opa!
:21:21
Opa!
:21:22
(Both laugh)
:21:31
He's watching again.
:21:33
Oh, he's always on the lookout
for something.

:21:36
There's something sinister
about the whole family...

:21:39
except little Alexis.
:21:40
And who's
that sullen young man...

:21:42
who's always hanging about?
:21:43
Oh, that's cousin Lambis.
He helps around the inn.

:21:45
Well, l...
:21:47
Ha ha! Well, I think
they're all up to something.

:21:50
How'd you like to go
swimming tomorrow? w?

:21:51
Oh, I'd love to.
Where?

:21:53
MARK: We'll go
to the Bay of Dolphins.

:21:55
What about the sharks?
:21:56
Oh, that's all nonsense.
:21:57
We'll take lunch
and make a day of it.

:21:58
Wonderful.

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