:02:01
Not so fast.
:02:03
How shall I know thy magic
is sufficient to the task?
:02:06
WITCH: Does thou find
proof enough in this?
:02:08
[Bubbling]
:02:10
[Cackling]
:02:12
[Cooing]
:02:20
[Grunts]
:02:22
[Growls]
:02:25
[Shrieks]
:02:27
[Roars]
:02:32
[Snarling]
:02:37
EARL: Aah!
:02:39
That will do!
:02:41
Take it, witch!
:02:45
Was that proof enough,
my lord?
:02:47
Come to the king's castle
tomorrow night...
:02:49
and carry out my plan.
:02:50
If you fail...
you will be burned.
:02:57
Ohh!
:02:58
[Witch cackles]
:03:02
NARRATOR: Our hero, of course,
knew none of this.
:03:05
He was safely
in his entourage...
:03:07
traveling, he thought,
to his wedding.
:03:09
Here he is--
the Count of Malfete.
:03:12
He is also a duke,
a baron, and a lord.
:03:15
A nobleman, plagued by
only those small things...
:03:19
which inconvenience
a knight--
:03:21
the permanent presence
of his sisters...
:03:23
his mother and father...
:03:24
and, as all knights
must endure...
:03:27
an idiot servant, Andre...
:03:30
whose smell
made people faint...
:03:31
a considerable achievement...
:03:33
among a population
who never bathed.
:03:35
FATHER: Down, peasant!
:03:38
[Man laughing]
:03:43
NARRATOR:
The duke, or Thibault...
:03:46
as his subjects were
not allowed to call him...
:03:48
was joyous.
:03:49
The long-awaited day
of his marriage...
:03:51
had come at last.
:03:52
WOMAN:
What have we got here?
:03:53
Another lot of
bloody royal bastards?
:03:56
MAN:
Must be that French duke...
:03:57
come to marry
the king's daughter.
:03:59
Mind the forest!