:53:03
Merry Christmas. Everyone.
:53:05
Daddy!
:53:09
Merry Christmas. Girls.
Merry Christmas. Peter.
:53:11
- Merry Christmas.
- Children. Children. Children!
:53:14
Now... Now it's time to set the table.
Go ahead.
:53:16
Wait for me!
:53:18
- Merry Christmas. Emily.
- Merry Christmas. Cratchie.
:53:24
- Emmie!
- Hmm?
:53:29
I fell down the chimney and landed
on a flaming hot goose.
:53:33
You have all the fun.
:53:36
What?
:53:38
Oh. Peter!
The Christmas dinner!
:53:40
The goose!
The goose!
:53:46
Oh. No. No. Now. Son. Son.
now you've gotten too excited.
:53:49
You go sit in your chair a moment.
Okay. Rest. Rest a moment.
:53:54
- How was he at church?
- As good as gold and better.
:53:57
He told me that he hoped the people
saw him in church because...
:54:00
it might be pleasant for them
to remember upon Christmas Day...
:54:03
who made lame beggars walk
and blind men see.
:54:07
A remarkable child!
:54:10
And with that. The Cratchits
came to what was surely...
:54:13
the happiest single moment
in all the livelong year.
:54:17
- Such a meagre feast.
- But very much appreciated.
:54:23
I pay Bob such a small amount.
:54:25
- Mr Scrooge!
- Bob!
:54:27
Bob Cratchit!
:54:29
It only seems right that I should
lift a glass to my employer.
:54:32
I give you Mr Scrooge.
the founder of the feast.
:54:35
- The founder of the feast. Indeed!
- Hmmph!
:54:38
If I had him here. I would give him
a piece of my mind to feast upon.
:54:42
And I bet he would
choke on it. Hmm!
:54:44
- Choke!
- Choke!
- My dear!
:54:45
The... The children!
Christmas Day!
:54:48
Well. I suppose that
on the blessed day of Christmas...
:54:52
one must drink to the health
of. Uh. Mr Scrooge.
:54:55
- Even though he is odious. Stingy...
- Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.
:54:58
- Wicked and unfeeling...
- Mm-hmm! Mm-hmm!