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- Hello, mummy!|- Hello, darling.
- Any presents for me?|- A surprise.
- What?|- You know!
- No I don't, what?|- Where is she? Did she miss tea again?
She said she had tummy-ache|so she's sulking in her room.
- It's her age.|- She's a pest!
So were you once!|Now go and wake her.
Pest, pest!
I want you to have a word with her.
Well, I have. I've tried...|I've been upstairs to see her...
- Yes, but not...|- She always tells me I don't understand her.
- Oh, that's ridiculous.|- Well, she's right.
Go away!
They want you downstairs!
You have to come out sometime,|you can't sulk in there forever!
Open the door!
Open it!
You've been at my lipstick too, haven't you!
Pest!
What makes you so different anyway!|Buck Teeth!
Come on out, pest!
It's not because I want you, either,|it's because Mummy wants you!
Pest, pest, pest!
Say goodbye to your sister now,|so you'll never forget her.
Stay with me, child.
Chew on this.|It'll keep your mind off things.
Man that is born of a woman
has but a short time to live|and is full of misery
He cometh up and is cut down like a flower
he fleeth as it were a shadow,|and never continueth in one stay.
In the midst of life we are in death.
For as much as it hath pleased|Almighty God of his great mercy
to take on to himself the soul|of our dear sister here departed
we therefore commit her body to the ground
earth to earth
ashes to ashes
dust to dust
Your poor sister, all alone in the wood,|and nobody there to save her!
Poor little lamb!
Why couldn't she save herself?
You don't know these things,|you're only a child!
Daddy...
There, there, pet.
Shall I take her home with me tonight?
Her mother's in no fit state to look after her.
Come, pet.
I want to stay with Mummy.
Mummy's not well. Just for tonight.
Come, child, come with me.
It's a long way through the wood,|but safe by daylight.
Safe if you keep to the path...
There's lots more of these in the wood,
if you know where to look!
Berries!
Don't stray from the path, girl!
Did you not hear what I told you?
Once you stray from the path you're lost entirely!
The wild beasts know no mercy.
They wait for us in the wood, in the shadow,
and once you put a foot wrong
they POUNCE!
There, there, my precious.
Don't take on so.
It's something you have to learn,
otherwise you'll end up like your poor dear sister!
Granny, can I have one?
I can't see why not.
You've got a lot to learn, child.
Never stray from the path,|never eat a windfall apple...
and never trust a man whose eyebrows meet!
The best winter wool, pet, woven across the valley
so good, so soft I thought|I'd knit a shawl for your sister.
But now, you know what I'll do?
- What, Gran?|- I'll make one for you!
A very special shawl|for a very special lady.
Soft as a kitten.
There's something I should tell you.
Yes?
But maybe you're too young.
Tell me, Gran!
Too young to understand.
Oh, go on, Gran, tell me!
Maybe no child is ever too young.
A wolf may be more than he seems.
He may come in many disguises.
What's that?
The wolf that ate your sister|was hairy on the outside.
But when she died she went straight to Heaven.
The worst kind of wolves are hairy on the inside,
and when they bite you,|they drag you with them to Hell!
What do you mean, hairy on the inside?|Like a furry coat?
Hush now, foolish child, and listen.
Once upon a time|there was a Woman in the village,
and she married a travelling man...
They've all gone now.
It's a shame your people missed the wedding.
Maybe it is and maybe it isn't.
My brother's idea of a joke!
Why are you staring like that?
Because I've never seen anything like you before.
Don't they have girls where you come from?
None like you.
Come out of the shadows.
Let me see you, my love.
Are all travelling men as handsome as you?
So you think I'm handsome?
The first thing I noticed about you
was the way your eyebrows meet.
Does that spoil me then?
Come to me and I'll tell you.
My dear?
I must just... go out into the yard for a moment...
Why ever for?
Call of nature.
So she waited...
and she waited...
and she waited again.
Surely he's been gone a long time?
No! It can't be!
He upped and ran, that's all.
It was in his blood.
Wasn't he a travelling man?
Anything?
Not a hair nor a hide of him.
Nor a footprint.
What's that, might I ask?
I told you I heard a wolf last night!
They came and took him|while he was making water,
when a man is at his most defenseless.
Murderers! They're murderers!
But she was a young thing
and cheerful of temperament
and she found another husband
not too shy to piss in a pot!
And they lived happily ever after!
Indeed they did not!
First time passed, happily enough.
What a mess!
Oh, don't start!
Shut up!
Here.
Time passed, and she gave him children.
And that was a bad time for wolves,|those years, oh yes!
Not a sheep or a cow was safe.
But for herself all went right as a trivet
until... one winter's night...
My God...
I'm starving.
Do you want something to eat?
Didn't you hear me the first time!
Where did these three spring from?
Out of my belly!
Your children...|but not my children!
Whore!
Adulteress!
You hoped I'd never come back!
I thought the wolves had taken you!
Better a wolf than a whore!
If I were wolf once more,|I'd teach this whore a lesson!
He looks just the same...
as the day I married him!
I'd never let a man strike me.
Oh, they're nice as pie until|they've had their way with you.
But once the bloom is gone, oh,|the beast comes out.
When the wolves, though|when the real wolves...
when the real wolves mate,|do the dogs beat the bitches afterward?
Animals! All wild animals!
Well, that's enough wool for tonight.
Bedtime.
What about a kiss for Granny?
Don't I deserve a kiss for my story?
The best of all girls!
Of course you won't stay a young girl much longer.
Your mummy and daddy will need|all the help they can get.
Just grow wise, learn all that you can,|now that your sister is gone.
Caught!
Caught who, you snotty-nosed ragamuffin?
I caught Rosaleen!
Oh no, nobody catches my little princess!
Come along, my child.
There's too much food|now there's just the three of us.
Don't grieve.
Least said soonest mended.
Rosaleen!
Shall we play now?
Play what?
A game!
I know a good game.|Close your eyes.
Now, come to me.
Closer, closer.|Come on.
Closer.
There!
Now what?
Olly olly, can't catch me!
Mummy...
Yes, pet?
- Does he hurt you?|- Does who hurt me?
Does Daddy hurt you...|when he...
No, not at all.
It sounds like...
Like what?
Like the beasts Granny talked about.
You pay too much attention to your Granny.
She knows a lot, but she doesn't know everything.
And if there's a beast in men,|it meets its match in women too.
Understand me?
Get up and fetch me some water.
Rosaleen!
Yes?
I've brought you a little present.
What kind of present?
I thought maybe you'd take|a walk with me in the wood,
on Sunday after the service.
Just a little walk, Rosaleen.
Why should I?
I thought maybe you'd want to.
I'd have to ask.
Tell your mother I'll be with you.
And we won't stray from the path!
They're the best of all roses...|fit for the grave of a princess.
They came off my best rose tree!
Why can't Mommy grow roses like that?
It's a question of a green thumb, she lacks that.|No hand at pastry, either!
Good morning, Father!
Good morning!
They say that priests' bastards often turn|into wolves as they grow older!
What do you mean?
If the child is born on Christmas Day.
If he's born feet first he'll be the one,
if he's born feet first|and his eyebrows meet in the middle!
Oh yes... very bad!
One day he'll meet|the Devil in the wood...
Now use it wisely!
Waste not, want not!
No! No!
That's a horrid story!|I didn't like it at all.
It's not a story, child, but God's own truth.
So if you should spy on a naked man in the wood,|run as if the Devil himself were after you!
The Devil's one thing,|but a priest making babies is another!
I don't think our priest would have it in him.
You can't trust anyone, least of all a priest!|He's not called Father for nothing!
And don't bother to whisper,|he's deaf as a post!
There, isn't that lovely?
All we need is a nice border and fringe.|See how soft it feels!
Soft as snow!
Red as a berry!
Red as blood.
Old fool, want to brain me!|What's he up to in the tree, the old monkey!
Father, are you climbing up to Heaven|and chopping the rungs of the ladder after you?
Watch what you're doing!
Can you hear me?
Don't make so much clamour in the garden|of God's house, you irreverent old woman!
- I heard every word!|- Well, what a silly game!
Someone's got to do it!|Someone's got to cut away the old wood.
Even evergreens need pruning!
Daddy, leave her be!
He only asked me to walk with him.
- What's wrong with that?|- All the same, I don't know. It's not as if...
Ah, where's the harm in it,|he's our neighbour's son,
she's known him since she was a baby.|She still is a baby.
- So was our Alice once.|- She'll be gone soon enough, she's so pretty.
What is it they say,|it's not losing a daughter, it's gaining a son?
Stop teasing me,|he only asked me to walk with him!
Well, one thing leads to another.
Isaiah, Chapter 11, Verses 6 to 8
The wolf also shall dwell with the lamb,
and the leopard shall lie down with the kid;
and the calf and the young lion|and the fatling together;
and a little child shall lead them.
And the cow and the bear shall feed;
their young ones shall lie down together:
and the lion shall eat straw like the ox.
And the sucking child shall|play on the hole of the asp,
and the weaned child shall|put his hand on the cockatrice ' den.
They shall not hurt nor destroy|in all my holy mountain:
for the earth shall be full|of the knowledge of the LORD,
as the waters cover the sea.
That's my boy!
Don't stray from the path!
- When do you have to be back, Rosaleen?|- Soon.
Why are you so crabby today?|I thought you wanted to come!
So what if I did?
Well, you should...
What should I?
- Well, you know... |- I don't know.
Look!
Pretty, but not as pretty as you!
- Wasn't that nice?|- No.
What's wrong, Rosaleen?|Don't you like me?
Oh no, I like you.|I like you well enough.
Well why won't you kiss me?
You're afraid, aren't you?
I'm not afraid!
Well?
That wasn't very good.
- Give me another!|- Have to catch me first!
Rosaleen!
Where are you?