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Life is like a hurricane
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Here in Duckburg
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Race cars, lasers, aeroplanes
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It's a duck-blur
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Might solve a mystery
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Or rewrite history
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DuckTales, ooh-ooh-ooh
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Every day, they're out there
making DuckTales
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Ooh-ooh-ooh
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Tales of derring-do,
bad and good-luck tales
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- D-d-d-danger
- Watch behind you
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There's a stranger out to find you
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What to do?
Just grab onto some DuckTales
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Ooh-ooh-ooh
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Every day, they're out there
making DuckTales
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Ooh-ooh-ooh
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Tales of derring-do,
bad and good-luck tales, ooh-ooh-ooh
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Not ponytails or cottontails
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No, DuckTales,
ooh-ooh-ooh
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It was a dark, stormy night,
somewhere over the Black Sea.
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I was on my way back to Duckburg.
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I struggled to keep control, but it felt like
I was flying through nature's bowling alley.
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Then it happened.
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I was surrounded by witches with feathers.
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Or were they birds with faces
that could stop traffic?
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Then these feathered freaks
clipped my wings.
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It was all downhill from there.
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Way downhill.
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I could've sworn it happened,
but Mr. McD thinks I'm making it up.
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Looking for an excuse to crash.
Professor Von Drake, is he right?
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- Am I a crashaholic?
- Positively not.
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Your problem is the result
of too much input in the cerebral cortex.
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And when the data input
meets the mama input,
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you do the hokey-pokey
and you turn yourself around...
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Wait a minute. What am I saying?
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Your cerebellum has been subjected
to too many external stimuli.
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Is that good news or bad news?
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We psychologists have a technical name
for your problem.
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- You're cuckoo.
- Big deal.
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Mr. McD's been telling me I'm cuckoo
for years.
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Yes. But sooner or later, snap!
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Your mind will break.
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Ouch!
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Like my knee. Ooh!
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- Is there a cure, Doc?
- Perhaps a full-leg cast.
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- No, for me.
- Oh, yes.
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Whenever you begin to see figments of the
imagination, I want you to relax your mind.
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Like this.
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Ohm.
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While you're ohming,
imagine your favorite thing -
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raindrops on roses, whiskers on kittens...
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Bright copper kettles...
Stop me before I break into song already.
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Heh-heh.
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Practice this is for one week,
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and you'll never see a figment
of the imagination again.
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And... if I do?
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Then we'd better find a big clock
to put a cuckoo like you in.
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Now, you try.
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Ohm.
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OK, lads, just a wee bit farther.
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Almost there.
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Got it! Curse me kilts!
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They just don't make coats like they used
to. 30 or 40 years, and they fall apart.
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Now, then, it was the quest for the Golden
Fleece, you wanted to hear about, was it?
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Yeah, we have to do a book report on it.
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"A Golden Fleece was kept in the Valley of
the Mists, somewhere near the Black Sea.
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"It was guarded by a sleepless dragon
that was fed by Harpies,
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creatures who are half women, half birds."
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Hey, that's the same story
Launchpad told us. Remember?
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- Yeah, but I like his version better.
- Me too.
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Don't be silly, lads.
Launchpad made that up.
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Unless... You don't suppose...
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It is possible?
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Wait!
Uncle Scrooge, where are you going?
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To get a new coat. Come on.
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Ohm.
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Hey, Launchpad, what are you doing?
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Getting rid of the figments
of my imagination. This relaxes the brain.
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How can you relax what you never had?
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Are these those creatures
that attacked your plane?
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Hey, what are my figments doing
in your book?
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Ohm.
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Launchpad, what you saw were Harpies,
real Harpies.
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No, it was my imagination.
The doc convinced me. I'm cuckoo.
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Ohm.
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I'm not arguing that.
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But if they were real, that means
the Golden Fleece might be real, too.
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That's gross.
Why would you want gold fleas?
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Not fleas. Fleece! Gold wool - the most
sought-after item in Greek mythology.
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Since I was knee-high to my father's kilt,
I've dreamt of finding that Golden Fleece.
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It would make me the happiest duck alive.
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- What would you do with it if you found it?
- Well, I'd weave a gold coat.
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What else could I wear for 40 years
that would still go up in value?
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Let's go!
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I can't find that Black Sea place, Mr. McD.
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'Course, it's hard to read the map
with these crazy foreign words.
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It's not foreign. It's upside down.
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Aah!
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- Did you see Harpies?
- No.
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I saw absolutely nothing.
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Yipe!
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What did you see? What did you see?
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- Aah!
- Harpies!
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We must be close to the Fleece.
Quick, land.
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Ohm.
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Launchpad, stop that.
I don't want to land that quickly.
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- Now look what you've done.
- Yeah.
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Those are some
of my best crash scores yet.
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It's no wonder he doesn't wear
a crash helmet. What's to protect?
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W-w-what's that? A Harpy?
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No, no, no. Unfortunately, it's just
your imagination running wild again.
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Uncle Scrooge, don't tell me
you wanna see Harpies.
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Sure. If they're real,
then the Fleece might be real, too.
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What was that?
A Harpy with a bad case of asthma?
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Uh-oh.
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Wasn't there something else guarding
that Golden Fleece besides Harpies?
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The sleepless dragon.
We must really be close.
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Dragon? Let's get outta here!
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No! We must go on. I've got to have
that Fleece. It's too important to me.
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Launchpad, haven't you ever wanted
to make a dream come true?
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Sure. But facing a dragon
is making my nightmare come true.
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Go away, owl.
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I said scram! You're bugging me!
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Aah!
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Ohm. Ohm. Ohm.
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Launchpad!
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Let me go! Let me go!
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Yikes! Don't let me go!
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Oh, what a find. What a dinner this'll be.
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Yeah, real tender.
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D-d-dinner? T-t-tender?
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Hands off, sisters. This one's all mine.
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Keep your talons off of him.
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Every time we get someone for our great
feast, you want him all to yourself.
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Now, off to the kitchen, girls.
And get the caldron warmed up for dinner.
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Dinner? I've survived 3,876 crashes,
and this is how it's going to end?
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Help!
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Launchpad!
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Launchpad!
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Curse me kilts! This fog is as dense
as he is. We're getting nowhere.
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Let's see what the good old
Junior Woodchuck Guidebook says. Uh...
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"When lost in ground fog,
form a Woodchuck totem pole."
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What does an Indian woodcut have to do
with anything, Huey?
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Huey?
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See? Another few feet,
and I can see above the fog.
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Brilliant! Count me in.
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Hey! Harpy headquarters straight ahead!
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A little to the left. No, no, to the right.
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Straight. Watch it! We're heading for a tree.
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Now... which way, lad?
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The way you like to see the money go
in your money bin.
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You mean up, up, up?
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You said it!
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It's no use. It's too steep.
We'll never make it.
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- We've got to get up there.
- Yeah.
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What if the Harpies are doing terrible
things to Launchpad, like torture?
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- Or tarring his feathers.
- Or brainwashing him.
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Would that be a small load of wash.
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I have an idea of how to get up there.
Follow me.
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The helicopter won't fly again,
but that doesn't mean we can't.
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Are you sure it will work, lad?
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The Junior Woodchuck Guidebook
is never wrong, Uncle Scrooge.
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Maybe so, but these helicopter parts
have been cursed
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by the touch of Launchpad McQuack.
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We better hurry, then.
Launchpad might really be in hot water.
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How's the stuffing going, girls?
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Ducky.
This'll be the best feast we ever had.
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Ready, Uncle Scrooge? Climb on!
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- Are you sure it's safe?
- It's the fastest way to get to Launchpad.
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And the sooner we find Launchpad,
the sooner we find the Golden Fleece.
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Don't just stand there. Start pedaling!
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Don't worry, Uncle Scrooge.
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Launchpad taught us everything he knows
about flying.
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Now I'm worried.
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- Any sign of Launchpad?
- Psst!
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- Launchpad!
- You're OK!
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- You're alive!
- You've gotta help me. They're cannibals!
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Shh!
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- Turn him loose this instant!
- Not until he agrees to be our big deipno.
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Never. Never! I'd rather be eaten alive!
Whoops.
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- Forget I said that.
- Big deipno? What's that?
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We want him as our royal dinner guest.
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You mean you don't want me
to sit in the stew pot?
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- No. We want you to sit on the throne.
- Yeah.
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But if I had my way, I'd marry you.
He ruffles my feathers.
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Launchpad, this is a golden opportunity
to get the Golden Fleece.
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Surely the big deipno can get
these Harpies to tell him where it is.
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- I don't know. Sounds risky.
- Please, Launchpad.
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I've got to have that Fleece!
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Well, if it means that much to you,
I'm just a "deip" who can't say "no."
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Great. Here's me plan. Now...
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Bring on the royal raiments.
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We'll be right back with the next course.
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Good.
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Boy, this sure beats crashing helicopters
for a living.
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Where did a cute thing like you
learn to be a pilot?
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In flight school. I took a crash course.
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- Ahem.
- Oh, yeah.
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Say, Anastasia, baby, where would a big
deipno like me find the Golden Fleece?
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Oh, I can never tell you that.
It's a secret. Top secret.
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Ah, come on.
For little old Launchpad's sake?
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I can't. Agnes would kill me if I ever told
anyone it's in the Hall of Echoes.
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Come on, lads. It can't be much farther
to the Hall of Echoes.
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Echoes... echoes...
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- The Hall of Echoes?
- Echoes... echoes... echoes...
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- This place is neat. Listen to my echo!
- Echo... echo...
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Yes, but it's a maze.
We'll never find that Golden Fleece.
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- Echo... echo... echo...
- Fleece!
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Echo... echo... echo...
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Amazing! It only echoes the word "echo."
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Fleece... fleece... fleece.
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Stay close, boys.
We don't want to get separated.
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Uh-oh. Too late.
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- Boys!
- We'll be right there, Uncle Scrooge!
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Stay put, boys. I'll join you.
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Oh, no!
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Now I know why they call this thing a maze.
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It's amazing you can ever find your way
around here. Come on, boys.
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Let's get after that Fleece.
And stay together!
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How will we know which passage to take?
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Simple. Eeny, meeny, miny, moe.
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Ohh...
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This looks more like meeny than moe!
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Blow me bagpipes!
How will we ever get that Fleece?
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What does it say about dragons?
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"Dragons are a myth. They don't exist."
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Tell that to boiler-breath in there.
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Forget that book, lads. I have an idea.
Now...
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Yah, yah, yah-yah, yah-yah!
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Yah-yah! Can't get us!
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It's mine!
The Golden Fleece is all mine, scot-free!
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Move it, lad.
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It's a dead end!
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- We're trapped!
- Like bread in a toaster.
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Hot Scot!
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- Had enough? Care for dessert?
- Uh...
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No way. I'm stuffed.
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That's what we've been waiting to hear.
Time for the great feast!
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Bring the big deipno!
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Feast? Didn't I just have one?
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Do we have to take this one to the feast?
Can't he stay here and marry me?
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No, Anastasia! You know after stuffing
a bird, we have the feast.
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But one more bite, and I'll pop.
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Don't worry, cutie. The feast isn't for you.
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It isn't? Who's it for?
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Din-din! Come and get it!
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Don't tell me... I'm din-din?
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But I thought I was the big deipno.
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You are. "Deipno" is Greek for "dinner."
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According to Harpy tradition,
we have to feed the sleepless dragon.
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- Nothing personal.
- But you treated me like a king.
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How else could we fatten you up so easily?
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Launchpad, look out!
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Quick! Do something!
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- That old goose has the Fleece!
- After him, girls!
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Run, boys!
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Aah!
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Let me out! Let me out of here!
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Come on, lads.
Let's get this waddly thingy moving.
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But what about Launchpad?
We can't leave without him.
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- It's every man with a Fleece for himself.
- Uncle Scrooge, what's gotten into you?
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Faster, lads!
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There he is!
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Turn loose that Fleece!
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Never! I stole it fair and square!
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Uncle Scrooge, you told us never to steal.
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That never stopped you
from stealing bases in the Little League.
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- But that's different.
- You're right.
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Gold is more important than baseball.
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But that's still different.
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Aah!
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Uncle Scrooge!
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Aah!
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I can't fly any farther. We'll crash!
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I'm used to it. Try.
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Mr. McD, help! Please!
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What have I done?
Nobody's life is worth this.
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I let my greed pull the wool over my eyes.
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- I can't believe it!
- Look what you've done!
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I had no choice.
He was about to roast my friend.
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- How can we ever thank you?
- Thank me?
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This is its first nap in 3,000 years.
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Frankly, one more day of listening
to his roaring, and I've had gone cuckoo.
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I can recommend a good doctor for that.
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- Uncle Scrooge, you're all right!
- That I am, lads.
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Although, for a while, I had my doubts.
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We thought you were a goner.
Pancake City.
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Well, it would have served me right.
I cannot believe what came over me.
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Abandoning a friend
over a silly old piece of wool.
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- Who needs a coat of gold anyway?
- Yeah.
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We'd rather have an uncle with a heart of
gold than one with a coat of gold any day.
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I guess I owe you a word of thanks, too.
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If there's anything you want,
anything I can do for you...
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- Marry me.
- Uh...
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Anything except that.
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Come back, lover boy!
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Get away from me, you figment!
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Oh, no. Don't tell me
you're still seeing the imaginary Harpy.
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Yeah. And now she wants to marry me.
Imagine that.
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You must continue the exercise
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and tell yourself
she's just a figment of the imagination.
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- Tell that to her.
- Aah!
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Move over. We're both going cuckoo.
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Ohm.