:15:00
Wha-- What?
:15:02
You look like an intelligent,
sophisticated, discerning young fella.
:15:05
- Who, me?
- Yeah. Follow me. Oh, boy!
Are you in for some fun!
:15:10
What are we doin'?
Where are we goin'?
:15:15
[ Narrator ] Now the duck knew
exactly what he had to do.
:15:18
- The alarm clock had to go.
His very life depended on it.
- [ Duck ] Do you see it?
:15:23
- Yes.
- Good.
:15:26
[ Babe ] So l go through the kitchen,
across the living room...
:15:30
- Good, good.
- into the bedroom.
:15:32
Get the mechanical rooster
and bring it out to you.
:15:34
- What about that cat?
- But quietly bring it out to you.
:15:37
- Excellent.
- l don't think l can do it.
:15:39
lt's against the rules. Only dogs
and cats allowed in the house.
:15:42
lt's a good rule, but this is bigger
than rules. This is life and death.
:15:47
- lt is?
- Mm-hmm. Follow me.
:15:51
[ Duck ] Hello! Look,
there's something you should know.
:15:54
- Humans eat ducks!
- [ Gasps ] l beg your pardon?
:15:58
Most ducks prefer to forget it,
but the fact is that humans
like to eat plump ducks.
:16:02
l don't think so.
Not the boss. Not the boss's wife.
:16:05
Come on.
Humans don't eat cats. Why?
:16:07
- Well, they're--
- They're indispensable.
They catch mice.
:16:10
Humans don't eat roosters. Why?
They make eggs with the hens and
wake up everyone in the morning.
:16:14
l tried it with the hens.
lt didn't work.
:16:16
So l turned to crowing, and lo!
l discover my gift.
:16:19
But no sooner do l become
indispensable than they bring in
a machine to do the job!
:16:23
[ Moaning ]
Ah, the treachery of it!
:16:25
- A mechanical rooster!
- Oh, dear me.
:16:28
Oh, dear you?
[ Sighing ]
:16:32
l suppose the life
of an anorexic duck...
:16:34
doesn't amount to much
in the broad scheme of things.
:16:37
But, Pig,
:16:39
l'm all l've got.
:16:42
Why do you need me
to do it?
:16:44
- [ Groans ] l'm allergic to cats.
- Oh.
:16:47
They make me sneeze.
:16:49
Ahh.
:16:52
Don't worry.
l won't wake the cat.
:16:58
My life is in your hands.