1:03:03
Why. Mrs Dilber.
they're still warm.
1:03:07
I don't pay extra
for the warmth. You know.
1:03:10
You should.
It's the only warmth he ever had.
1:03:14
Only warmth he ever had!
1:03:17
The only warmth
he ever had.
1:03:20
I understand. Spirit.
1:03:22
The case of this unhappy man
might be my own.
1:03:25
My-My life tends that way now.
1:03:28
Merciful heavens.
1:03:31
Let me see some tenderness
connected with this world...
1:03:34
or I'll be haunted by that
terrible conversation forever.
1:03:44
It's Bob Cratchit's house.
1:03:47
Oh. Yes. Spirit.
1:03:50
A place of joy and laughter.
1:03:52
Thank you
for bringing me here.
1:04:00
It's so quiet.
1:04:04
Why is it so quiet. Spirit?
1:04:23
Oh. Mother. You're crying again.
1:04:25
Oh. Um. No. It's just the lamplight
that hurts my eyes.
1:04:29
Oh.
1:04:33
Not Tiny Tim!
1:04:36
Th-There. There now.
1:04:38
My eyes get weak
in the... in the dim light.
1:04:41
I would not want to show
weak eyes to your father...
1:04:44
when he gets home
for anything in the world.
1:04:46
He... He should be back now.
1:04:48
I think he's walked a little slower
these past two evenings.
1:04:55
- Hello. My dears.
- D-Daddy.
- Oh.