1. I mislike the feel of these woods.Copy !req
2. Creatures that live in a unicorn's forest learn a little magic of
their own in time; mainly concerned with disappearing.Copy !req
3. Unicorns?Copy !req
4. I thought they only existed in fairy tales.Copy !req
5. This is a forest, like any other - isn't it?Copy !req
6. Then why do the leaves never fall here, or the snow?Copy !req
7. Why is it always spring here?Copy !req
8. I tell you there is one unicorn left in the world, and as long as it
lives in this forest, we'll find no game to hunt here.Copy !req
9. Let's turn around, hunt somewhere else.Copy !req
10. All right.Copy !req
11. Stay where you are, poor beast! This is no world for you.Copy !req
12. Stay in your forest and keep your trees green and your friends
protected.Copy !req
13. And good luck to you, for you are the last.Copy !req
14. I am the only unicorn there is? The last?Copy !req
15. When the last eagle flies over the last crumbling mountain,Copy !req
16. And the last lion roars at the last dusty fountain,Copy !req
17. In the shadow of the forest, though she may be old and worn,Copy !req
18. They will stare, unbelieving, at the last unicorn...Copy !req
19. When the first breath of winter through the flowers is icing,Copy !req
20. And you look to the north, and a pale moon is rising,Copy !req
21. And it seems like all is dying, and would leave the world to mourn,Copy !req
22. In the distance, hear the laughter of the last unicorn!Copy !req
23. I'm Alive!Copy !req
24. I'm Alive!Copy !req
25. When the last moon is cast over the last star of morning,Copy !req
26. And the future has passed without even a last desperate warning,Copy !req
27. Then look into the sky, where through the clouds a path is torn,Copy !req
28. Look and see her, how she sparkles, it's the last unicorn!Copy !req
29. I'm Alive!Copy !req
30. I'm Alive!Copy !req
31. That cannot be. Why would I be the last?Copy !req
32. What do men know?Copy !req
33. Because they have seen no unicorns for a while does not mean
that we have all vanished! We do not vanish!Copy !req
34. There has never been a time without unicorns.Copy !req
35. We live forever.Copy !req
36. We are as old as the sky, old as the moon.Copy !req
37. We can be hunted, trapped; we can even be killed if we leave our
forests, but we do not vanish!Copy !req
38. Am I truly the last?Copy !req
39. Wave the flag for Hudson Highborn, show them how we stand!Copy !req
40. I am a roving gambler; how do you do?Copy !req
41. Hello, butterfly, welcome! Have you traveled very far?Copy !req
42. How far would I travel, yessir! - to be where you are?Copy !req
43. Clay lies still, but blood's a-rover. Red Rover, Red Rover, let
Charlie come over!Copy !req
44. Won't you come home, Bill Bailey, won't you come home?Copy !req
45. My wild Irish rose.Copy !req
46. Be a little respectful, butterfly! Do you know who I am?Copy !req
47. Excellent well, you're a fishmonger!Copy !req
48. You're my everything, you are my sunshine, you're old and grey and
full of sleep, you're my pickle-faced, consumptive Mary Jane!Copy !req
49. Say my name, then. If you know my name, tell it to me.Copy !req
50. Your name is a golden bell hung in my heart.Copy !req
51. I would break my body to pieces to call you once by your name!Copy !req
52. Say it, if you know.Copy !req
53. Rumpelstilstkin! Gotcha!Copy !req
54. I should know better than to expect
a silly butterfly to know my name.Copy !req
55. One, two, three o'lairy!Copy !req
56. Butterfly, in all your wanderings, have you seen others like me?
Have you seen even one?Copy !req
57. Oh, have you seen the muffin man, the muffin man, the muffin man?Copy !req
58. Butterfly, even one? Tell me that you saw only one?Copy !req
59. One? One alone, to be my own... Up goes downwind, up go down!
Go and catch a falling star...Copy !req
60. It serves me right for even asking you.Copy !req
61. All butterflies know are songs and poetry
and anything else they hear.Copy !req
62. I guess you mean well.Copy !req
63. Fly away, butterfly.Copy !req
64. Oh, I must take the A train,Copy !req
65. oh, I am a cook and a captain bold and the mate of the Nancy brig.Copy !req
66. Has anybody here seen Kelly?Copy !req
67. I hope you hear many more songs.Copy !req
68. I must find someone who knows me, who has seen others like me.Copy !req
69. "Unicorn". Old French, "unicorne". Latin, "unicornis".Copy !req
70. Literally, one horned: "unus", one, and "cornu", a horn.Copy !req
71. A fabulous animal resembling a horse with one horn.Copy !req
72. Visible only to those who search and trust, and generally mistaken
for a white mare.Copy !req
73. Unicorn.Copy !req
74. Oh, you do know me!Copy !req
75. Please, all I want to know is if you've seen other unicorns like me,
somewhere in the world.Copy !req
76. See you later, alligator! Close cover before striking!Copy !req
77. Butterfly, have you seen the others? Where have they gone?Copy !req
78. Tell me which way I must go to find them!Copy !req
79. No, no, listen. Don't listen to me, listen.Copy !req
80. You can find the others if you are brave.Copy !req
81. They passed down all the roads long ago, and the Red Bull ran close
behind them and covered their footprints.Copy !req
82. Red Bull? What is the Red Bull?Copy !req
83. Hold tight. Hold tight. Hold tight, hold tight.Copy !req
84. His firstling bull has majesty,
and his horns are the horns of a wild ox.Copy !req
85. With them, he shall push the unicorns, all of them, to the ends of
the earth.Copy !req
86. Listen, listen, listen quickly!Copy !req
87. I am listening! Where are the other unicorns, and what is the Red
Bull?Copy !req
88. Listen, listen!Copy !req
89. The king is in the counting house, counting out, counting out,
counting...Copy !req
90. It's you or me, moth! Hand to hand to hand to hand to hand to hand...Copy !req
91. He said I could find the other unicorns. But where? Or was the story
of the Red Bull just another of his songs?Copy !req
92. Oh, I could never leave this forest. But I must know if I am the only
unicorn left in the world.Copy !req
93. Suppose they are hiding together, somewhere far away?Copy !req
94. What if they're waiting for me, in need of my help?Copy !req
95. They passed down all the roads long ago, and the Red Bull ran close
behind them and covered their footprints.Copy !req
96. I must go quickly, and come back as soon as I can.Copy !req
97. You can find the others if you are brave.Copy !req
98. Well, hello there, little one! Hello there, my dear!Copy !req
99. And just who might you belong to?Copy !req
100. A pretty little thing like you?Copy !req
101. Come on now, good girl!Copy !req
102. Good Bessie.Copy !req
103. Curry you up, clean you off, you'll be the prettiest old mare
anywhere.Copy !req
104. Mare? Mare? I, a horse?Copy !req
105. Is that what you take me for? Is that what you see?Copy !req
106. So, so, easy, easy, good girl.Copy !req
107. What a pretty sight you are!Copy !req
108. Feed you up, take you to the fair.Copy !req
109. Come on, horse!Copy !req
110. A horse, am I? A horse, indeed!Copy !req
111. Now there's a horse!Copy !req
112. My foot must have slipped.Copy !req
113. I had forgotten that men cannot see unicorns.Copy !req
114. If men no longer know what they are looking at, there may well be
other unicorns in the world yet, unknown and glad of it.Copy !req
115. Horizon rising up to meet the purple dawn,Copy !req
116. Dust demon screaming, bring an eagle to lead me on.Copy !req
117. For in my heart, I carry such a heavy load.Copy !req
118. Here I am, on man's road.Copy !req
119. Walking man's road...Copy !req
120. Walking man's road...Copy !req
121. I'm hungry, weary, but I cannot lay me down.Copy !req
122. The rain calls, dreary, but there's no shelter I have found.Copy !req
123. It will be a long time till I find my abode,Copy !req
124. Here I am, on man's road.Copy !req
125. Walking man's road...Copy !req
126. Walking man's road...Copy !req
127. Well.Copy !req
128. Well, bless my old husk of a heart.Copy !req
129. And here I thought I'd seen the last of them.Copy !req
130. Here, you two!Copy !req
131. If he knew...Copy !req
132. But I don't think I'll tell him.Copy !req
133. He'll think it's a horse for sure.Copy !req
134. Some wizard I hired.Copy !req
135. Now just what in hell was that you stopped for?Copy !req
136. What do you think it is, Rukh?Copy !req
137. What do you see lying there?Copy !req
138. Dead horse.Copy !req
139. You're a fool!Copy !req
140. But I knew that.Copy !req
141. What about you, wizard?Copy !req
142. What do you see with your sorcerer's sight?Copy !req
143. Answer me, you juggler!Copy !req
144. I - I see a horse.Copy !req
145. Just - just a white mare.Copy !req
146. I thought so. All right. It's a white mare.Copy !req
147. I want her for the carnival. The last cage is empty.Copy !req
148. We'll need rope.Copy !req
149. The rope that could hold that mare has not been woven.Copy !req
150. We'll make do with cold iron bars.Copy !req
151. Oh, she's waking!Copy !req
152. I'll cast a sleep on her!Copy !req
153. Skagribbitch! Kastamangya! Nitchai! Nitchaul!Copy !req
154. Now cage her. She'll sleep till sunrise.Copy !req
155. This here is the manticore. Man's head, lion's body, tail of a
scorpion.Copy !req
156. Creatures of night, brought to light!Copy !req
157. Here is the dragon.Copy !req
158. Breathes fire now and then - mostly at people who poke it, little boy.Copy !req
159. Its inside is an inferno, but its skin is so cold it burns!Copy !req
160. Speaks seventeen languages badly, and is subject to gout.Copy !req
161. Creatures of night, brought to light!Copy !req
162. The satyr.Copy !req
163. Ladies, keep back!Copy !req
164. I shouldn't be here. But quickly, tell me what you see.Copy !req
165. Don't be afraid. Look at your fellow legends and tell me what you see.Copy !req
166. What he calls a manticore looks to be no more than a shabby,
toothless lion.Copy !req
167. And she has them believing that poor old ape with a twisted foot is a
satyr!Copy !req
168. Illusions! Deceptions! Mirages!Copy !req
169. Your Mommy Fortuna cannot truly change things!Copy !req
170. That's true; she can only disguise. And only for those eager to
believe whatever comes easiest.Copy !req
171. The Midgard Serpent.Copy !req
172. It's got the whole world in its coils.Copy !req
173. No, she can't turn cream into butter.Copy !req
174. But she can make a lion look like a manticore to eyes that want to
see a manticore.Copy !req
175. Just as she'd put a false horn on a real unicorn to make them see the
unicorn.Copy !req
176. I know you. If I were blind I would know who you are.Copy !req
177. Who are you?Copy !req
178. I am called Schmendrick, the magician. You wouldn't have heard of me.Copy !req
179. I entertain the sightseers as they gather for the show.Copy !req
180. It's not much of a job for a real magician, but I've had worse.Copy !req
181. That one is real. That is the harpy Celaeno.Copy !req
182. Yes. The old woman caught her by chance, asleep, just as she took you.Copy !req
183. Oh, she should never have meddled with a real harpy, or a real
unicorn for that matter, because the truth melts her magic, always.Copy !req
184. She's going to free herself very soon now, and she must not catch you
still caged.Copy !req
185. Go on, get away from there! You know what she told you!Copy !req
186. Don't be afraid! Schmendrick is with you! Do nothing till you hear
from me!Copy !req
187. The unicorn.Copy !req
188. A unicorn!Copy !req
189. I don't care how many damn spells you've got on her. Get rid of that
harpy!Copy !req
190. I thinks about it all the time - what she's going to do to us!Copy !req
191. Get rid of her, Mommy!Copy !req
192. Fool, be still!Copy !req
193. No other witch in the world holds a harpy captive, and none ever will.Copy !req
194. I choose to keep her! I can turn her into wind if she escapes, or
snow!Copy !req
195. Or into seven notes of music!Copy !req
196. She's breaking through!Copy !req
197. No. Not yet. Not yet. You're mine. If you kill me, you're still mine.Copy !req
198. The harpy's as real as you are, and just as immortal.Copy !req
199. And she was just as easy to capture, if you want to know.Copy !req
200. Do not boast, old woman. Your death sits in that cage and she hears
you.Copy !req
201. Oh, she'll kill me one day or another, but she will remember forever
that I caught her, that I held her prisoner.Copy !req
202. So there's my immortality, eh?Copy !req
203. Now, you were out on the road hunting for your own death, and I know
where it awaits you. I know him, that one.Copy !req
204. Do you speak of the Red Bull? Tell me if you do, and where he is, if
you know!Copy !req
205. The Red Bull of King Haggard. So you know of the Bull.Copy !req
206. Well, he'll not have you. You belong to me.Copy !req
207. You know better. Keep your poor shadows if you will, but let me go.
And - let her go.Copy !req
208. I cannot see her caged.Copy !req
209. She is real, like me. We are two sides of the same magic. Let her go.Copy !req
210. I'd quit show business first!Copy !req
211. Do you think I don't know what the true witchery is,
just because I do what I do?Copy !req
212. There's not a witch in the world hasn't laughed
at Mommy Fortuna and her homemade horrors -Copy !req
213. but there's not one of them who would have dared!Copy !req
214. The harpy and me - we are not for you.Copy !req
215. Who are you for then?Copy !req
216. Do you think those fools knew you without any help from me?Copy !req
217. No! I had to give you a horn they could see!Copy !req
218. These days it takes a cheap carnival trick to make folks recognize a
real unicorn.Copy !req
219. But the Red Bull will know you when he sees you; so you are safer
here.Copy !req
220. You should thank me for protecting you.Copy !req
221. Schmendrick is with you!Copy !req
222. I'm sorry, but I couldn't get away any sooner.Copy !req
223. There has never been a spell on me before. There has never been a
world in which I was not known.Copy !req
224. Oh, I know exactly how you feel.Copy !req
225. It's a very rare person who is taken for what he truly is.Copy !req
226. Will you help me?Copy !req
227. If not you, no one. You're my last chance.Copy !req
228. Can you truly set me free?Copy !req
229. Mommy Fortuna doesn't think so.Copy !req
230. She sees me as a clumsy fraud, a trickster.Copy !req
231. But I am Schmendrick the Magician! - the last of the red-hot swamis!Copy !req
232. And I too am real, like you, like her. Yes, I will help you.Copy !req
233. Where is the other man?Copy !req
234. Rukh? Oh, don't worry about him.Copy !req
235. I asked him a riddle, and it always takes that lout all night to
solve riddles.Copy !req
236. And now...Copy !req
237. Shara sineverel morlin sudai! Suni numira eddi subai!Copy !req
238. I-I'm sorry, I would have like that to be the spell that freed you.Copy !req
239. That's, uh, that's okay. Next one. Well, let's - try this one. Okay.Copy !req
240. Urchulis sulai esumina gaminajo!Copy !req
241. This is a super-spell.Copy !req
242. Tha bars are now as brittle as old cheese, which I crumble and
scatter, so!Copy !req
243. Whoouch!Copy !req
244. Whoa, I must have gotten the accent wrong. It comes and it goes.Copy !req
245. Try again. Once more. There's very little time left. Hurry!Copy !req
246. Stop the bars!Copy !req
247. No, no, - ugh!Copy !req
248. I dare no more. The next time, I might not be able to-Copy !req
249. Try again. The spell was wrong, but there was true magic in it. Try
again!Copy !req
250. My dear, you deserve the services of a great wizard, but I'm afraid
you'll have to be glad of the aid of a second-rate pickpocket.Copy !req
251. Some magician! Some magician!Copy !req
252. Ah, turn blue.Copy !req
253. Hurry!Copy !req
254. Step down, lady! You are free!Copy !req
255. Okay, Schmendrick, I give up. Why is a raven like a writing desk?Copy !req
256. The cage. You have taken my keys.Copy !req
257. Why, you thin thief.Copy !req
258. She'll string you on barbed wire to make a necklace for the harpy!Copy !req
259. Run!Copy !req
260. You pile of stones! I'll set all your toenails growing in when you
mess with me!Copy !req
261. Some magician. You couldn't turn cream into cheese, you Schmendrick
you!Copy !req
262. No, she'll kill you! Run, she'll kill you if you set her free!Copy !req
263. Set me free. We are sisters, you and I.Copy !req
264. Not alone! You never could have freed yourselves alone! I held you!Copy !req
265. Run, run, run, run away from here, now!Copy !req
266. No. Come with me. Come with me.Copy !req
267. Don't look back, and don't run.Copy !req
268. You must never run from anything immortal, it attracts their
attention.Copy !req
269. Oh, that poor old woman - I didn't want her to - I didn't know -Copy !req
270. She chose her death long ago. It was the fate she wanted.Copy !req
271. And you, you have no regrets, as I do?Copy !req
272. I can never regret. I can feel sorrow, but it's not the same thing.Copy !req
273. Where will you go now?Copy !req
274. I am looking for others like me. Have you seen them, magician?Copy !req
275. No, I've never seen anyone like you. Not while I was awake, anyway.Copy !req
276. A butterfly told me of a Red Bull, who pushed all the other unicorns
to the ends of the earth.Copy !req
277. And Mommy Fortuna spoke of a King Haggard.Copy !req
278. So I'm going where they are, to learn whatever they know.Copy !req
279. Take me with you, for luck, for laughs, for the unknown.Copy !req
280. You may come with me if you like, though I wish you'd asked for some
other reward for having freed me.Copy !req
281. Well, I thought about it, but you could never have granted my true
wish.Copy !req
282. No. I cannot turn you into something you are not.Copy !req
283. I cannot turn you into a true magician.Copy !req
284. That's all right, don't worry about it.Copy !req
285. I'm not.Copy !req
286. What do you know of King Haggard?Copy !req
287. I have heard that he's an old man who rules over barren country by
the sea.Copy !req
288. Some say that Haggard's land was green and soft once, before he came,
but the minute he touched it, it became hard and grey.Copy !req
289. Tell me about the Red Bull.Copy !req
290. The Red Bull?Copy !req
291. I've heard too many tales, to tell you the truth.Copy !req
292. I've heard - I've heard that the Bull is real, that the Bull is a
ghost.Copy !req
293. Sorry.Copy !req
294. I've heard that the Red Bull protects Haggard or else that he keeps
him a prisoner in his own castle - there are so many stories.Copy !req
295. They passed down all the roads long ago, and the Red Bull ran close
behind them and covered their footprints.Copy !req
296. Want one?Copy !req
297. How much further is it?Copy !req
298. This is the edge of Haggard's kingdom.Copy !req
299. It's very, very dangerous country.Copy !req
300. Mommy Fortuna never came within miles of here.Copy !req
301. Listen!Copy !req
302. Oh, oh, I was afraid of that.Copy !req
303. Run, swiftly, hide yourself! We'll find each other later!Copy !req
304. Why? Who are they?Copy !req
305. Outlaws!Copy !req
306. Whoa! Well, what have we here?Copy !req
307. Hi, lads! Mind your heads now! It's raining ninnies!Copy !req
308. Rat soup. Again rat soup.Copy !req
309. At least she could use a different rat. The third night, anyway.Copy !req
310. Put me down, you fool!Copy !req
311. Aye, lad, quiet there. You're for Captain Cully himself, you are.Copy !req
312. Well, Jack Jingly! And who is it you bring us, comrade or captive?Copy !req
313. I dunno what he is maself.Copy !req
314. What happened, Cully?Copy !req
315. We were out looking for likely travelers, like always.Copy !req
316. Add some more water to the soup, love! There's company!Copy !req
317. I'll not have it, Cully!Copy !req
318. Not another mouth to feed! The soup's no thicker than sweat as it is!Copy !req
319. My love, where's your greenwood hospitality?Copy !req
320. And who's this long lout?Copy !req
321. I don't like the look of him. Slit his wizard.Copy !req
322. I wouldn't do that, because I am Schmendrick the Magician!Copy !req
323. And you, sir, you must be the famous Captain Cully, boldest of the
bold and freest of the free!Copy !req
324. That I am.Copy !req
325. He's guessing, Cully, gut him, before he does you the way the last
one did!Copy !req
326. Well, that's only Molly Grue's way.Copy !req
327. But she has a good heart, a good heart.Copy !req
328. Off with you.Copy !req
329. And this lady, don't tell me, she must be your faithful and beautiful
companion.Copy !req
330. Maybe he does know.Copy !req
331. Yes, splendid woman.Copy !req
332. You are welcome here, sorceror.Copy !req
333. Come to the fire and tell me what you've heard of dashing Captain
Cully and his band of freemen. Have a taco.Copy !req
334. You're a lucky guest this evening, magician.Copy !req
335. My minstrel, Willy Gentle, here, was just about to inspire us by
singing one of the adventures of bold Captain Cully and his men.Copy !req
336. Nay, Willy! Not that thing again!Copy !req
337. Willy! Sing us a true song! Sing us one about Robin Hood!Copy !req
338. There is no Robin Hood! Robin Hood is a myth!Copy !req
339. Magic, do as you will.Copy !req
340. Magic, magic, do as you will.Copy !req
341. And now, lads, with that out of the way -Copy !req
342. Look! Oh, look there!Copy !req
343. Sir, madam, I welcome you to my domain! My name is Captain Cully, of
the greenwood!Copy !req
344. Oh, Robin! And Marion!Copy !req
345. Friar Tuck! That's Friar Tuck there! Will Scarlett...Copy !req
346. What is this? This is not happening!Copy !req
347. Robin Hood is a myth! We are the reality!Copy !req
348. Magic is magic, but the truth is us! Right?Copy !req
349. Robin! Mr. Hood, sir! Little John! Will! Wait for me! Robin! Marion!Copy !req
350. Wait! Wait for me! Marion!Copy !req
351. It worked! It worked! I said "Magic, do as you will", and it worked!Copy !req
352. That was a dangerous diversion, Sir Sorceror.Copy !req
353. He's no ordinary hedge wizard, Cully.
I don't know what he is, ta tell you the truth.Copy !req
354. Tie him up, and do you guard him tonight, Cully.Copy !req
355. And in the morning, we'll see what's to be done with a wizard who can
call up Robin Hood!Copy !req
356. Should be worth something, eh, Cully?Copy !req
357. Yes indeed! We'll sell him! We'll both be gentlemen of leisure in a
month's time!Copy !req
358. I don't even care!Copy !req
359. Gotonius basni varsinisn basti gumtina crosti stormily hasti!Copy !req
360. Oh. Oh. Oh, I love you.Copy !req
361. I love you. Love love love love love love love love love.Copy !req
362. Oh, what have I done?Copy !req
363. Always, always.Copy !req
364. Faithfulness beyond any man's deserving.Copy !req
365. I will keep the color in your eyes when no other in the world
remembers your name.Copy !req
366. There is no immortality but a tree's love.Copy !req
367. Oh, no, I'm engaged to a Douglas fir. Help, unicorn, where are you?Copy !req
368. Ooh, galls and fireblight! She shall never have you, the hussy! We
will perish together!Copy !req
369. Did you see me? Were you watching, did - did you see what I made?Copy !req
370. Yes. It was true magic.Copy !req
371. Yeah. It's gone now, but I-I had it. It had me, but it's gone. I-I
couldn't hold it.Copy !req
372. Leaving us so early, magician?Copy !req
373. No. Can it truly be?Copy !req
374. Where have you been? Where have you been?Copy !req
375. Damn you, where have you been?Copy !req
376. Don't you talk to her that way!Copy !req
377. I am here now.Copy !req
378. Oh? And where were you twenty years ago, ten years ago?Copy !req
379. Where were you when I was new?Copy !req
380. When I was one of those innocent, young maidens you always come to?Copy !req
381. How dare you, how dare you come to me now, when I am this?Copy !req
382. Can you really see her? Do you really know what she is?Copy !req
383. If you had been waiting to see a unicorn as long as I have...Copy !req
384. She's the last unicorn in the world.Copy !req
385. It would be the last unicorn in the wourld that came to Molly Grue.Copy !req
386. It's all right. I forgive you.Copy !req
387. Well, it's time for us to go now.Copy !req
388. I'm ready.Copy !req
389. You can't come with us! We're on a quest!Copy !req
390. Can't I? Ask her.Copy !req
391. Never! I, Schmendrick the Magician, forbid it!Copy !req
392. And be wary of wousing a wizard's wrath - rousing a rizard's - rou -Copy !req
393. Be wary of making a-a magician angry! If I chose I could turn you
into a frog -Copy !req
394. I should laugh myself sick. Have sense, man.Copy !req
395. What were you going to do with the last unicorn in the world - keep
her in a cage?Copy !req
396. Oh, you don't even know where we're going!Copy !req
397. Do you think it matters to me?Copy !req
398. We are journeying to King Haggard's country to find the Red Bull!Copy !req
399. Well, you're going the wrong way.Copy !req
400. I'm sorry, but you were going the wrong way, magician.Copy !req
401. Well, it was a shortcut.Copy !req
402. Haggard's fortress. We'll be there tomorrow if we walk all night.Copy !req
403. Where does King Haggard keep the Red Bull?Copy !req
404. I have heard that he roams at night and lies up by day in a great
cavern beneath the castle - but we'll know soon enough.Copy !req
405. Moon rising, disguisingCopy !req
406. Lonely streets in gay displayCopy !req
407. The stars fade, the nightshadeCopy !req
408. Closing makes the world afraid.Copy !req
409. It waits in silence for the sky to explode.Copy !req
410. Here I am, on man's road.Copy !req
411. Walking man's road...Copy !req
412. Schmendrick, the light!Copy !req
413. Do something!Copy !req
414. He's driving her! He can't want to kill her
or-or he would have done it by now!Copy !req
415. He's driving her the way he drove the others - to the castle, to King
Haggard.Copy !req
416. Please! Please do something!Copy !req
417. What can I do? Do you think the Red Bull likes card tricks?Copy !req
418. If I could I'd change her into some other creature, some beast too
humble for the Bull to be concerned with.Copy !req
419. But that would take a real magician, with real magic - and I can't
pretend any more.Copy !req
420. But you do. You have magic.Copy !req
421. Maybe you can't find it, but it's there.Copy !req
422. You called Robin Hood, and there is no Robin Hood.Copy !req
423. You have all the power you need, if you dare to look for it.Copy !req
424. Please! It's not fair!Copy !req
425. Run! Run, now! Run!Copy !req
426. Schmendrick!Copy !req
427. Magic, magic, do as you will.Copy !req
428. What have you done?Copy !req
429. What have you done? What have you done?Copy !req
430. What do you mean, what have I done?Copy !req
431. Only saved her from the Red Bull by magic, that's all I've done!Copy !req
432. By magic! By my own true magic!Copy !req
433. Doubtless you are wondering how I plan to return her to her proper
shape. Wonder not.Copy !req
434. The power will come to me whenever I need it. And one day, one day it
will come to me when I call!Copy !req
435. You were right! You were right.Copy !req
436. I didn't know you meant to turn her into a human girl!Copy !req
437. The Red Bull came for a unicorn, so she had to become something else.Copy !req
438. The magic chose the shape, not I. I am a bearer! I am a dwelling! I
am a messenger!Copy !req
439. You are an idiot! Do you hear me? You lost her! You trapped her in a
human body! She'll go mad!Copy !req
440. I can change her back. Don't worry about it. I-I can change her back.Copy !req
441. What have you done to me?Copy !req
442. Oh, no. Oh, please, no!Copy !req
443. You see, I couldn't think of anything else I could do to save you.Copy !req
444. What have you done to me? I'm a unicorn! I'm a unicorn!Copy !req
445. Don't! Don't you hurt yourself!Copy !req
446. Be still! The magic knew what it was doing.Copy !req
447. In this shape alone you have some hope of reaching King Haggard and
finding out what has become of the other unicorns.Copy !req
448. I wish you had let the Red Bull take me. I wish you had left me to
the harpy!Copy !req
449. I can feel this body dying all around me!Copy !req
450. But - but it's only for a little while, I promise you!Copy !req
451. Soon you'll have your true shape again, forever!Copy !req
452. Why not now?Copy !req
453. Schmendrick, you can't let her stay like this, you can't possibly!Copy !req
454. Why not?Copy !req
455. Unless you think you could defeat the Bull if you met him again.Copy !req
456. No. And I'm afraid of this human body - more than I was of the Red
Bull - afraid!Copy !req
457. A man, and two women, coming here?Copy !req
458. The young girl - she looks so strange. She has a newness to her.Copy !req
459. Give your names.Copy !req
460. I am Schmendrick, the Magician.Copy !req
461. This is Molly Grue, my helper, and this, this is - this is...Copy !req
462. the Lady Amalthea.Copy !req
463. We seek audience with King Haggard.Copy !req
464. State your business with King Haggard.Copy !req
465. I will, but to King Haggard himself.Copy !req
466. No, no, it's all right, don't be afraid. It's just the Bull.Copy !req
467. This is King Haggard's throne room.Copy !req
468. Throne room? This is a cell. This is a tomb. Take us to King Haggard!Copy !req
469. I am King Haggard. This is Prince Lir, my son.Copy !req
470. Hi. Glad to meet you.Copy !req
471. What is your concern with me?Copy !req
472. We seek, Sire, to enter your service.Copy !req
473. I need no servants.Copy !req
474. Oh, but surely, Sire, a magician, a fine cook, a -Copy !req
475. You are losing my interest, and that is very dangerous.Copy !req
476. My "court" consists of four men-at-arms.Copy !req
477. Four? But the pleasures of the court, Sire, the music, the talk, the
hunts and the balls and the great feasts -Copy !req
478. They are nothing to me. I have known them all, and they have not made
me happy.Copy !req
479. I will keep nothing near me that does not make me happy!Copy !req
480. I also keep one magician.Copy !req
481. Oh, a magician, huh? What's his name?Copy !req
482. He is called Mabruk. He is known in his trade as "the magician's
magician".Copy !req
483. I can see no reason at all to replace him with some vagrant,
nameless, clownish -Copy !req
484. I can. He doesn't, this marvelous Mabruk, doesn't make you happy.Copy !req
485. Molly, be still.Copy !req
486. And how would you know?Copy !req
487. Well, just look at you!Copy !req
488. Molly!Copy !req
489. Did you hear that, Mabruk?Copy !req
490. What does your majesty wish of me?Copy !req
491. Schmendrick, my dear boy, how nice to see you!Copy !req
492. He has come to take your place. He is now my royal magician.Copy !req
493. See?Copy !req
494. Shhh!Copy !req
495. The legendary Schmendrick? "The Runeless Wonder?"Copy !req
496. I realize your majesty is a great collector of - oddities, but-Copy !req
497. The woman is right. A master magician has not made me happy.Copy !req
498. I will see what an incompetent one can do. You may go, Mabruk.Copy !req
499. I am not packed off as easily as that!Copy !req
500. Come on, old man. I'll write you a reference.Copy !req
501. Haggard, I would not be you for all the world!Copy !req
502. You have let your doom in by the front door, but it will not depart
that way!Copy !req
503. Farewell, poor Haggard! Farewell...Copy !req
504. Don't!Copy !req
505. I will not touch you. What are you looking at?Copy !req
506. The sea.Copy !req
507. Ah, yes. The sea is always good.Copy !req
508. There is nothing that I can look at for very long, except the sea.Copy !req
509. What is the matter with your eyes? Why can I not see myself in your
eyes?Copy !req
510. Who is she?Copy !req
511. Oh, your majesty, the Lady Amalthea is my niece -Copy !req
512. I want to know who she is!Copy !req
513. Father, what difference does it make? She's here!Copy !req
514. For once, you are right. She is here. They are all here.Copy !req
515. And whether they mean my doom or not, I will look at them for a while.Copy !req
516. You may come and go as you please. My secrets guard themselves.Copy !req
517. Will yours do the same?Copy !req
518. Say, I know where there's some cloth, fine satin.Copy !req
519. We could make a dress.Copy !req
520. Please, lady, let me help you. What can I do for you? Trust me!Copy !req
521. In the sea,Copy !req
522. The fish have learned to fly,Copy !req
523. On a moonlit night,Copy !req
524. On wings of silver,Copy !req
525. As the enchanted starsCopy !req
526. Sail serenely by.Copy !req
527. Do they knowCopy !req
528. Where do unicorns go?Copy !req
529. Where winged horses fly?Copy !req
530. Narwhals lost at seaCopy !req
531. And never seen again.Copy !req
532. Go, go and ask the magpie,Copy !req
533. "Where do unicorns go?"Copy !req
534. In the trees,Copy !req
535. The birds have learned to speak,Copy !req
536. Many-colored,Copy !req
537. They keep their secretsCopy !req
538. In a parade of cloudsCopy !req
539. Playing hide and seek.Copy !req
540. Do they know,Copy !req
541. Where do unicorns go?Copy !req
542. Where winged horses fly?Copy !req
543. Narwhals lost at sea,Copy !req
544. And never seen again.Copy !req
545. Does myth and mystery lieCopy !req
546. Where the unicorns go?Copy !req
547. Ow. Mm. And then, she looked at me, and I was sorry I had killed the
thing.Copy !req
548. Sorry for killing a dragon. Imagine - Ow!Copy !req
549. Cut away from yourself, not toward.Copy !req
550. You know, your highness, I really think you should try something else.Copy !req
551. But what's left on earth that I haven't tried?Copy !req
552. Giants, ogres, black knights, terrible tasks, fatal riddles!Copy !req
553. Molly, for her sake I've become a hero, but my great deeds mean
nothing to her!Copy !req
554. Then perhaps the Lady Amalthea is not to be won by great deeds!Copy !req
555. Who is she, Molly? Where does she come from?Copy !req
556. I don't know any more about her than I did the first day she came
here.Copy !req
557. Your highness-Copy !req
558. Except that I wish to serve her, as you do, to help her find whatever
she has come here to find.Copy !req
559. I wish to be whatever she has most need of.Copy !req
560. Will you tell her so?Copy !req
561. I think if you told her yourself-Copy !req
562. But she never speaks to me, Molly! Not a word, not a word in all this
time!Copy !req
563. You are cruel to him.Copy !req
564. You might give him a gentle word, at the very least. He only wishes
you to think of him.Copy !req
565. Molly?Copy !req
566. Who am I? Why am I here?Copy !req
567. What is it that I am seeking in this strange place, day after day?Copy !req
568. I-I knew a moment ago, but I-I have forgotten.Copy !req
569. The unicorns. If you are not the last...Copy !req
570. Once, I can't remember,Copy !req
571. I was long ago,Copy !req
572. Someone strange,Copy !req
573. I was innocent and wise,Copy !req
574. And full of pain.Copy !req
575. Now that I'm a woman,Copy !req
576. Everything is strange.Copy !req
577. I must go to him.Copy !req
578. I must face the Bull again and discover what he has done with them,
before I forget myself forever.Copy !req
579. But I don't know where to find him. And I'm lonely.Copy !req
580. Once, when I was searchingCopy !req
581. Somewhere out of reach,Copy !req
582. Far away,Copy !req
583. In a place I could not findCopy !req
584. Or heart obey,Copy !req
585. Now that I'm a woman,Copy !req
586. Everything has changed,Copy !req
587. Everything has changed,Copy !req
588. Everything has changed.Copy !req
589. Schmendrick will find a way down to the Red Bull. He has been
searching every day.Copy !req
590. I hope for no help from him. He's no magician now, but the king's
poor clown.Copy !req
591. He's doing it for you!Copy !req
592. He plays the fool for Haggard, trying to divert him from wondering
what you are.Copy !req
593. You do wrong to mock him.Copy !req
594. Forgive me.Copy !req
595. My lady!Copy !req
596. The Bull be going out.Copy !req
597. He goes out every sundown to hunt for the strange white beast that
escaped him.Copy !req
598. You know that perfectly well, so don't be stupid.Copy !req
599. Har-har. So that be a unicorn! She is very beautiful.Copy !req
600. How do you know she's a unicorn?Copy !req
601. No cat out of its first fur can ever be deceived by appearances.
Unlike human beings, who seems to enjoy it.Copy !req
602. Ye have very little time.Copy !req
603. Soon there'll be a human woman in that body and no unicorn at all
ever again.Copy !req
604. It may be that she'll marry the good prince, who loves her.Copy !req
605. Oh. Oh, purr, purr. Do that. Yes. That be nice.Copy !req
606. No. No, that cannot be. She is the last.Copy !req
607. Well, then, she must do what she came to do. She must take the king's
way down to the Red Bull.Copy !req
608. Is there a way? Tell me the way. Tell me where we must go!Copy !req
609. Avast! Hark ye closely, mum.Copy !req
610. When the wine drinks itself, when the skull speaks, when the clock
strikes the right time.Copy !req
611. Only then will you find the tunnel that leads to the Red Bull's lair,
har har.Copy !req
612. There be a trick to it, of course.Copy !req
613. Why won't you help me? Why must you always speak in riddles?Copy !req
614. Because I be what I be.Copy !req
615. I would tell you what you want to know if I could, mum, but I be a
cat, and no cat anywhere ever gave anyone a straight answer, har har.Copy !req
616. I can't do this very much longer. He had me juggling teacups for him
all night long.Copy !req
617. Teacups! With tea in them!Copy !req
618. Schmendrick, I didn't tell you. I found the skull!Copy !req
619. The one the cat was talking about. It's up on a pillar in the Great
Hall. And the clock -Copy !req
620. Molly, he knows. King Haggard knows what Lady Amalthea is, I'm sure
of it.Copy !req
621. What can we do?Copy !req
622. Molly?Copy !req
623. I've practically got the whole poem now, if you wanted to look at it.Copy !req
624. Oh! Yes, of course, your highness. Whatever you like.Copy !req
625. The lift of longing, the crash of loss, the bitterness of - cross?
Boss? Moss? Damn!Copy !req
626. Good evening, my lady.Copy !req
627. Who are you?Copy !req
628. I'm Lir. Don't you know me? I'm Lir.Copy !req
629. Lir. Prince Lir.Copy !req
630. You were dreaming, my lady.Copy !req
631. Well, I'm always dreaming, even when I'm awake.Copy !req
632. It is never finished. I-I will not trouble you, my lord prince.Copy !req
633. Trouble me! Please, trouble me!Copy !req
634. I would court you with more grace if I knew how.
I wish you wanted something with me.Copy !req
635. Drown out my dreams. Keep me from remembering
- whatever wants me to remember it.Copy !req
636. I've had time to write a book aboutCopy !req
637. The way you act and look -Copy !req
638. I haven't got a paragraph.Copy !req
639. Words are always getting in my way,Copy !req
640. Anyway, I love you,Copy !req
641. That's all I have to tell you,Copy !req
642. That's all I've got to say.Copy !req
643. And now, I'd like to make a speech aboutCopy !req
644. The love that touches each,Copy !req
645. But, stumbling, I would make you laugh.Copy !req
646. I feel as though my tongue were made of clay,Copy !req
647. Anyway, I love you,Copy !req
648. That's all I have to tell you.Copy !req
649. I'm not a man of poetry,Copy !req
650. Music isn't one with me,Copy !req
651. It runs from me,Copy !req
652. Runs from me.Copy !req
653. - And I would like to write a symphony...
- Once, when I was searching...Copy !req
654. - I lost the melody.
- Somewhere out of reach, far away,Copy !req
655. Alas, I only finished half.Copy !req
656. And finish I suppose I never may,Copy !req
657. - In a place I could not find, or heart obey.
- Anyway, I love you.Copy !req
658. That's all I have to tell you.Copy !req
659. Now that I'm a woman,Copy !req
660. That's all I've got to say.Copy !req
661. Now I know the way.Copy !req
662. That's all I've got to say.Copy !req
663. Now I know the way.Copy !req
664. That's all I've got to say.Copy !req
665. Great. Just what I need. Riddles.Copy !req
666. When the wine drinks itself, when the skull speaks,
when the clock strikes the right time.Copy !req
667. As if I didn't have enough troubles. I wonder what time it is.Copy !req
668. Well, of course you're of noble birth; anybody can see that.Copy !req
669. I mean, you can't really be that ridiculous magician's niece.Copy !req
670. That's out of the question.Copy !req
671. Your majesty?Copy !req
672. Love is slowing you down, my lady.
I will catch you at last if you love much more.Copy !req
673. Look, your son is coming home.Copy !req
674. Lir? He's none of mine.Copy !req
675. I picked him up on a doorstep where some peasant had left him.Copy !req
676. I was thinking that I had never been happy,
and never had a son.Copy !req
677. It was pleasant at first, but it died quickly.Copy !req
678. There is only one thing that has ever made me happy.Copy !req
679. What is that?Copy !req
680. Do not mock me.Copy !req
681. I know very well what you have come for,
and you know very well that I have them;Copy !req
682. try to take them if you can, but do not mock me!Copy !req
683. My lord, in all your castle, in all your realm,
there is nothing of yours that I desire.Copy !req
684. Good day, your majesty.Copy !req
685. I know you!Copy !req
686. I almost knew you as soon as I saw you coming on the road; since
then, there is no movement of yours that has not betrayed you!Copy !req
687. A pace, a glance, a turn of the head, the flash of your throat as you
breathe, even your way of standing perfectly still, they were all my spies!Copy !req
688. You made me wonder for a while. But your time is done.Copy !req
689. The tide is turning. Come and see. Come here.Copy !req
690. There. There they are. There they are! They are mine! They belong to
me!Copy !req
691. The Red Bull gathered them for me one by one, and I bade him drive
each one into the sea!Copy !req
692. Now, they live there.Copy !req
693. And every tide carries them within an easy step of the land, but they
dare not come out of the water!Copy !req
694. They are afraid of the Red Bull.Copy !req
695. I like to watch them. They fill me with joy.Copy !req
696. The first time I felt it I thought I was going to die.Copy !req
697. I said to the Red Bull,Copy !req
698. "I must have them. I must have all of them, all there are, for
nothing makes me happy, but their shining, and their grace."Copy !req
699. So the Red Bull caught them.Copy !req
700. Each time I see the unicorns, my unicorns, it is like that morning in
the woods, and I am truly young, in spite of myself!Copy !req
701. You are the last.Copy !req
702. My lord, I-I do not understand. I see nothing at all in the water!Copy !req
703. Do you still deny yourself?Copy !req
704. Do you dare still pretend to be human?Copy !req
705. I'll hurl you down to the others with my own hands if you dare deny
yourself!Copy !req
706. What are you saying?Copy !req
707. It must be so; I cannot be mistaken. Yet - your eyes.Copy !req
708. Your eyes have become empty, as Lir's - as any eyes that - never saw
unicorns.Copy !req
709. It makes no difference. I can wait. The end will be the same. I can
wait.Copy !req
710. He is mad! Mad!Copy !req
711. Shhh, don't, don't, don't. It's all right. We'll find them.Copy !req
712. Come on, come to me.Copy !req
713. Oh, please, please don't cry.Copy !req
714. If you've become human enough to cry then no magic in the world can
change you back.Copy !req
715. Just come with me. Shh, don't cry. I promise you we'll find them.Copy !req
716. Shut up, you pretentious kneecap! How would you like a punch in the
eye?Copy !req
717. Schmendrick, you made it laugh anyway. Maybe that's all you need for
the riddle.Copy !req
718. It isn't.Copy !req
719. Oh! You can speak! Schmendrick, it worked!Copy !req
720. Come on. Ask me how to find the Red Bull. Even Prince Lir doesn't
know the secret way, but I do.Copy !req
721. So you do, eh? Answer the riddle, then. Tell us the way.Copy !req
722. Say please.Copy !req
723. Please.Copy !req
724. No. No!Copy !req
725. Why not? What kind of game is this?Copy !req
726. Oh, it's so nice to have someone to play with!Copy !req
727. Try me tomorrow; maybe I'll tell you tomorrow!Copy !req
728. But we have no time! We may be too late now!Copy !req
729. I have time. I've got time enough for all of us.Copy !req
730. Never mind him. Give me the wine; let me see what I can do with the
wine.Copy !req
731. Wine?Copy !req
732. I couldn't find any. I looked everywhere. I LOOKED!Copy !req
733. I thought, if you had some water to start with -Copy !req
734. Him? Turn water into wine?Copy !req
735. Keep quiet! Let me have it; I'll give it a try.
Now you understand, it's not going to be very good wine.Copy !req
736. Vin ordinaire, if that. And it'll be too sweet and...Copy !req
737. Well, here goes.Copy !req
738. What are you doing? Hey, do it over here, I can't see a thing!Copy !req
739. It's weak at best, no nose, no body. Hardly any boquet at all.Copy !req
740. Well, that's done it, that's finally done it!Copy !req
741. No, wait, hey, don't! Don't do that! Give it to me
if you don't want it, but don't throw it away!Copy !req
742. But you're dead! You can't smell wine, can't taste it!Copy !req
743. But I remember...Copy !req
744. Well, if you should happen to remember the entrance
to the Red Bull's lair as well as you remember wine -Copy !req
745. Done! Give me one drink now and I'll tell you
anything you want to know.Copy !req
746. You can have all of it - after you tell us the way.Copy !req
747. The way is through the clock.Copy !req
748. Through that?Copy !req
749. You mean, when the clock strikes the right time it opens,
and there's a secret stair?Copy !req
750. That clock will never strike the right time.
You just walk through it and the Red Bull is on the other side.Copy !req
751. Give me the wine.Copy !req
752. Walk through a clock? What am I, a magician?Copy !req
753. To meet the Red Bull, you have to walk through time.
A clock isn't time, it's just numbers and springs.Copy !req
754. Pay it no mind, just walk right on through. About that wine now...Copy !req
755. Ah, that was the real stuff. That was WINE.
You're more of a magician than I thought.Copy !req
756. Let's go.Copy !req
757. My lady, it's time. We're going to find the others now.Copy !req
758. Oh no. No you don't. Not that one.Copy !req
759. Unicorn! Unicorn! Haggard! Haggard! Unicorn! Unicorn!Copy !req
760. Run!Copy !req
761. Haggard! There they go! Down to the Red Bull!Copy !req
762. The clock, Haggard! There they go! Unicorn! Unicorn!Copy !req
763. Come on. Go on through.Copy !req
764. Schmendrick! I don't think-Copy !req
765. Go on!Copy !req
766. It worked!Copy !req
767. Prince Lir!Copy !req
768. You would have gone without me?Copy !req
769. I would have come back. I don't know why I'm here
or who I am, but I would have come back.Copy !req
770. No, you would never have come back.Copy !req
771. Never mind all that! Where's Schmendrick?Copy !req
772. Where is he? I'll go back myself if you won't!Copy !req
773. Schmendrick!Copy !req
774. It's all right, it's not deep. How did you know how to get in?Copy !req
775. What was there to know? I saw where she had gone and I followed.Copy !req
776. Haggard has destroyed the clock.Copy !req
777. Now there's no way back and no way out
but through the Red Bull's passage.Copy !req
778. And the rest you know. We came here seeking unicorns
and we have possibly found them, at last.Copy !req
779. I used to have a dream, over and over, about standing at my window
in the middle of the night and seeing the Bull, the Red BullCopy !req
780. Yes. Driving unicorns into the sea. It was no dream.Copy !req
781. Haggard has them all now, drifting in and out on the tide
for his delight, all but one.Copy !req
782. That one is the Lady Amalthea.Copy !req
783. Unicorn, mermaid, sorceress, no name you would give her
would surprise or frighten me.Copy !req
784. I love whom I love.Copy !req
785. Well, that's a very nice sentiment.
But when I change her back into her true self-Copy !req
786. I love whom I love.Copy !req
787. I heard what you said. I will go no further.Copy !req
788. There's no choice. We have to go on.Copy !req
789. Don't let him change me.Copy !req
790. The Red Bull has no care for human beings.Copy !req
791. We may walk out past him and get away.Copy !req
792. If we do that, all the unicorns in the world will remain
prisoner forever except one, and she will grow old and die.Copy !req
793. Everything dies. I want to die when you die.Copy !req
794. I'm no unicorn, no magical creature!Copy !req
795. I'm human, and I love you.Copy !req
796. Don't let him!Copy !req
797. Lir, I will not love you when I am a unicorn.Copy !req
798. Amalthea, don't.Copy !req
799. Then let the quest end here. I don't think
I could change her back even if you wished it.Copy !req
800. Marry the prince and live happily ever after.Copy !req
801. Yes. That is my wish.Copy !req
802. No. Lady, I am a hero, and heroes know that things
must happen when it is time for them to happen.Copy !req
803. A quest may not simply be abandoned.Copy !req
804. Unicorns may go unrescued for a long time, but not forever.
The happy ending cannot come in the middle of the story.Copy !req
805. But what if there isn't a happy ending at all?Copy !req
806. There are no happy endings, because nothing ends.Copy !req
807. Schmendrick, let her stay the way she is. Let her be.Copy !req
808. That's not in the story. Lir knows that, and so does she.Copy !req
809. You don't care!Copy !req
810. You don't care what happens to her, or to the others,
just so you become a real magician at last.Copy !req
811. You don't care!Copy !req
812. I wish I didn't! I wish to God I didn't care about anything
but my magic! But I do! I do.Copy !req
813. Schmendrick!Copy !req
814. Molly, he knows! He knows!Copy !req
815. My ankle! Help!Copy !req
816. Amalthea!Copy !req
817. Don't move!Copy !req
818. She'll be killed!Copy !req
819. Agu coganu mutariti copona! Copona!Copy !req
820. Lir!Copy !req
821. Amalthea!Copy !req
822. Look!Copy !req
823. Do something! You have the power! I will kill you
if you don't do something!Copy !req
824. I cannot! Not all the magic in the world can help her now.Copy !req
825. Then what is magic for? What is the use of wizardry,
if it cannot even save a unicorn?Copy !req
826. That's what heroes are for.Copy !req
827. Of course, that's exactly what heroes are for.Copy !req
828. No!Copy !req
829. She's attacking!Copy !req
830. She's fighting back!Copy !req
831. The last! I knew you were the last!Copy !req
832. Oh, you stayed. You stayed.Copy !req
833. Father? Father, I had that same dream...Copy !req
834. No. No, I was dead!Copy !req
835. I remember you. I remember.Copy !req
836. I will miss you. I never had any friends before.Copy !req
837. We will come back.Copy !req
838. I wish I could see her just once more,
to - to tell her all that's in my heart.Copy !req
839. She will never know what I really meant to say.Copy !req
840. She will remember your heart when men
are fairy tales in books written by rabbits.Copy !req
841. Of all unicorns, she is the only one who knows
what regret is - and love.Copy !req
842. You are a true wizard now, as you always wished.
Does it make you happy?Copy !req
843. Well, men don't always know when they're happy,
but I-I think so. And you?Copy !req
844. I am a little afraid to go home.Copy !req
845. I have been mortal, and some part of me is mortal yet.Copy !req
846. I am no longer like the others;
for no unicorn was ever born who could regret.Copy !req
847. But now I do. I regret.Copy !req
848. I am sorry, I have done you evil and I cannot undo it.Copy !req
849. No. Unicorns are in the world again.Copy !req
850. No sorrow will live in me as long as that joy - save one,
and I thank you for that part too.Copy !req
851. Farewell, good magician. I will try to go home.Copy !req
852. I'm Alive!Copy !req
853. I'm Alive!Copy !req
854. When the last moon is cast over the last star of morning,Copy !req
855. And the future has passed without even a last desperate warning,Copy !req
856. Then look into the stars, where through the clouds a path is torn,Copy !req
857. Look and see her, how she sparkles, it's the last unicorn!Copy !req
858. I'm Alive!Copy !req
859. I'm Alive!Copy !req