The Little Mermaid
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:12:02
This concert was to be the pinnacle
of my distinguished career.

:12:08
Now, thanks to you, I am
the laughingstock ofthe entire kingdom!

:12:11
But it wasn't her fault--
Uh, oh, first, uh, the shark chased us.

:12:17
Yeah, yeah. And we tried to--
but we couldn't, and he--

:12:21
And-- And we--
Whoa!

:12:24
And then we were safe.
:12:26
But then this seagull came, and it was,
"This is this, and that is that." And--

:12:29
Seagull?
What? Oh.

:12:33
You went up to the surface
again, didn't you? Didn't you?

:12:36
- Nothing happened.
- Oh, Ariel, how many times
must we go through this?

:12:42
You could have been seen by one of those
barbarians, by-by one of those humans'

:12:47
- Daddy, they're not barbarians.
- They are dangerous.

:12:50
Do you think I want to see
my youngest daughter...

:12:52
snared by some fish-eater's hook?
:12:54
I'm 16 years old.
I'm not a child anymore.

:12:56
Don't you take that tone
of voice with me, young lady"

:12:59
As long as you live under my ocean,
you'll obey my rules'

:13:03
- But ifyou would just listen--
- Not another word"

:13:05
And I am never, never to hear
of you going to the surface again!

:13:09
Is that clear?
:13:17
Hmph! Teenagers.
They think they know everything.

:13:22
You give them an inch,
they swim all over you.

:13:26
Do you think
I was too hard on her?

:13:30
Definitely not.
:13:32
Why, if Ariel was my daughter,
I'd show her who was boss.

:13:37
None of this flitting to the
surface and other such nonsense.

:13:41
No, sir. I'd keep her
under tight control.

:13:44
- You're absolutely right, Sebastian.
- Of course.

:13:47
- Ariel needs constant supervision.
- Constant.

:13:50
Someone to watch over her,
to keep her out of trouble.

:13:52
- All the time.
- And you are just the crab to do it.

:13:58
How do I get myself
into these situations?


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