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Seems like a sheep's
just born to suffer.
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Hello?
Excuse me.
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[ Coughing ]
Darn wolf!
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- l'm not a wolf. l'm a pig.
What are you?
- Ewe.
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Pig. What are you?
:12:15
l'm a ewe.
A ewe!
:12:18
- You're a sheep!
- l'll not be called
a common sheep, thank you kindly.
:12:22
l'm a Border Leicester ewe.
The name's Maa.
:12:24
- [ Coughing ]
- Oh.
:12:27
- What's wrong with you, Maa?
- Foot rot. And l got me a nasty cough.
:12:31
And l'm not as young
as l used to be. [ Coughing ]
:12:35
[ Coughing,
Bleating ]
:12:39
Hmph.
:12:44
- Seem like a nice young pig.
What be your name?
- Babe.
:12:47
Not like them wolves.
Treat you like dirt, they do!
:12:50
- Bite you as soon as
look at you, those savages!
- Bite you?
:12:53
And worse.
Some wolves be so bad,
:12:56
they run a sheep down
and tear it to pieces.
:12:58
- [ Coughing ]
- Fly would never do that!
:13:00
Fly, is it? A right vicious creature
she be, l'll tell you.
:13:04
- Not Fly.
- All them wolves is cruel
to sheep. Always have been.
:13:08
Brutal savages!
That's what they be.
:13:11
l wouldn't want to see a gentle soul
like you mixin' with the likes of them.
:13:15
[ Coughing ]
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[ Narrator ]
That afternoon when he saw Fly,
:13:29
the pig's mind
was a tangle of questions.
:13:32
Cruel, vicious, brutal?
:13:35
What was it that dogs did
in the fields all day?
:13:39
- Hello, Babe? Had a good day?
- Yes, thank you.
:13:49
[ Giggling ]
:13:52
[ Narrator ] The old sheep
had to be wrong about Fly.
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And the pig promised himself
that he would never think badly
of any creature ever again.