Five Children and It
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1:14:00
- You don't want a wish?
- No.

1:14:03
I've never heard such a thing. Surely I can
tempt you with one teeny, little, baby wish?

1:14:07
We've decided not to make any more of them.
1:14:10
That's the most sensible thing
I've heard in 8,311 years.

1:14:13
We've come to say goodbye.
We're going home.

1:14:16
Going home?
1:14:17
We've just started to have fun.
1:14:19
I made you this. It's a birthday card.
1:14:22
- How did you know?
- You told us.

1:14:25
- Oh, yes.
- Here you are, Robert.

1:14:26
Don't get many cards these days.
1:14:28
You know how it is,
after your 6,523rd birthday,

1:14:33
- you just stop counting.
- You don't look that old.

1:14:35
No, I drink a lot of moisturiser.
1:14:37
And you can't have a birthday without a present.
1:14:39
Brown paper - my favourite!
1:14:41
- You'll have to unwrap it.
- Yes er... I knew that.

1:14:44
Ah!
1:14:46
Er...
1:14:48
It's...
1:14:50
He's called Brian.
1:14:52
He's to keep you company.
1:14:54
C YRIL: Now for the best bit.
1:14:55
IT: Hello, Brian. Brian? Hello, Brian.
1:14:58
Not very chatty, is he?
1:15:03
¶ Happy birthday to you
1:15:06
¶ Happy birthday to you
1:15:08
You have to blow them out.
1:15:10
¶ Happy birthday...
- And make a wish.

1:15:12
.. Psammead Crustacea Anostraca Decopodlium
1:15:16
Anthropodlious Wishasaurus...
1:15:19
¶ Happy birthday to you
1:15:22
¶ 8,311 today!
1:15:37
Well, that was the best birthday
I have ever, ever had...

1:15:43
Come on, you lot. It's time to leave.
1:15:45
.. except when I was 15,
and I was given a yak.

1:15:47
Come on, Horace.
1:15:49
Look, I would help to clean up, you know, but...
1:15:52
I've got a bad leg.
1:15:54
Goodbye, I'm going to really miss you.
1:15:56
I will miss you too, child.
1:15:58
Hang on, you're not...

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