:49:01
- What now. My lovelies?
- A game. Fred.
:49:03
Yeah. We must have
a game at Christmas.
:49:05
- Do people play games at Christmas?
- I love games!
:49:10
Say. Do you know
that fruit is wax?
:49:12
Oh. Yeah.
I wondered about the texture.
:49:15
- Let's play "Yes and No."
- A wonderful game!
:49:17
- Oh. Yes!
- Ah! That's a great game! I'll be it.
:49:21
Yes. Let Fred be it.
He always thinks of good things.
:49:24
I do have a good one. Clara.
Guess!
:49:26
- Is it vegetable?
- No.
:49:29
- Mineral?
- No.
:49:30
- Animal. Then?
- What else?
- What else. Indeed!
:49:32
- Is it found on a farm?
- Never.
:49:35
- In the city?
- Usually.
:49:37
- Does it pull a hansom cab?
- Certainly not!
:49:40
How about a dog?
:49:42
- No.
- A cat?
:49:44
- A cat?
- I said it first.
:49:46
No.
:49:47
Wait. Then.
Is this an unwanted creature?
:49:50
- Often.
- A mouse.
:49:52
- No.
- A rat.
:49:54
- You called?
- A cockroach.
:49:56
- No.
- A leech.
:49:57
- Oh. Dear. It's too wonderful.
- Wait! Wait! I know!
:50:00
An unwanted creature.
but not a rat. A leech or cockroach.
:50:04
- Then what?
- Then what?
- What?
:50:05
- It's Ebenezer Scrooge!
- Yes!
:50:09
Wonderful!
:50:10
- Yes!
- That's a good one!
- That's a killer!
:50:21
Come.
There's much to see.
:50:24
No more.
I wish to see no more.
:50:31
Here.
:50:33
Why have we come to
this odd corner of the town?
:50:36
It's Christmas here. Too. You know.
:50:39
That's Bob Cratchit's house.
:50:41
Perhaps it was the spirit's
own generous nature...
:50:43
and his sympathy
for all poor men...
:50:45
that led them straight to the home
of Scrooge's faithful clerk.
:50:51
Goose!
They're cookin' goose down there!
:50:56
- Rizzo. Get out of the way!
- Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey!
:50:59
Don't be sweeping the chimney now.
You're blockin' the smell!