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-# Here's the princess

-# Here's the princess

-# Princess, princess #

-Look. A tree that's been decorated.

-A roaring fire.

-A cat and dog having eaten too much.

-It must be...

-Christmas.

-Someone's excited.

-Merry Christmas, Princess.

-Merry Christmas.

-You look happy.

-I am. I had chocolate coins.

-And Rhodri the robot.

-And a brand-new sledge.

-The seat is so soft.

-The bells tinkle.

-You can do this.

-CHRISTMAS!

-Isn't it clever?

-It's a great sledge.

-I know. I'm going to play on it now.

-ROBOT TALKS

-Here you are.

-Time to help

-with the Christmas dinner.

-I... have... to... play... first.

-Princess. Perfect timing

-to peel the vegetables.

-Right after I've played.

-Off I go.

-Princes, it would be easier...

-Eh? It's meant to snow.

-I tried to tell you.

-I need snow.

-Oh, dear.

-Princess,

-there's someone on the phone.

-Great uncle Walter.

-Yippee.

-Great uncle Walter.

-He's joining us for Christmas lunch.

-I'll leave this here.

-What are you doing?

-Did you see that?

-I should be on telly.

-Out of the way. Out of the way.

-Easy does it.

-Careful.

-The phone. The phone.

-Hello, great uncle Walter.

-Hello, Princess.

-I want to wish you every happiness.

-Happiness... what?

-Over Christmas?

-Oh, yes. Happy Christmas.

-I have loads of presents

-to show you.

-Great.

-Are you enjoying your Christmas?

-Well, I need snow.

-I want to play on my sledge.

-Oh, snow, is it?

-Every time I want something, I

-always remember these simple words.

-Never blow your trumpet

-in a glasshouse.

-Eh?

-No, that's not right.

-Lead a donkey to the summer house...

-No.

-I remember. If you need something,

-all you have to do is dance.

-Dance?

-Thank you, great uncle Walter.

-No, I'm confused again.

-Oh, yeah, you only have to ask.

-Princess? Princess?

-We have to do the snow dance.

-We have to do the snow dance.

-

-It's time to prepare the dinner.

-It's not really Christmas,

-otherwise.

-I have no time to do the snow dance.

-I'll have to peel

-the vegetables myself...

-..and make sure the turkey's cooked

-by watching the clock.

-When it rings,

-the turkey will be perfect.

-I can watch the turkey clock

-if you dance the snow dance.

-Please.

-Let's dance.

-Come on, everyone. The snow dance.

-Stretch, two, three.

-And snow, two, three.

-Stretch, two, three.

-And snow, two, three.

-Snow, two, three.

-White flakes, two, three.

-I can't believe I'm doing this.

-I can't believe I'm doing this.

-

-Swing your arms.

-Pity I don't have a leotard.

-Lift your feet.

-Please snow

-so that I can return to the kitchen.

-Snow.

-Snow dance, snow dance.

-There we go.

-Skip around.

-You're full of festive cheer.

-I'll have fun in the snow.

-I'll have fun with my sledge.

-I'll have fun with Walter.

-Isn't this great?

-Come on, snow dance.

-And again. More dancing.

-Come on. Don't stop.

-I'm too old.

-I'm too old.

-

-I'm off.

-Me, too.

-Sorry, pudding.

-I can't dance any more.

-There's a lot of work to do.

-You do want a proper

-Christmas dinner, don't you?

-Yes.

-But not as much as I want snow.

-I don't think it will snow. Do you?

-No.

-I don't think Walter was right.

-You can't dance

-to get what you want.

-Only 300 to go.

-Princess, the turkey.

-Mm-hm.

-Not long now.

-Magnifique.

-I don't even like sprouts.

-Come back.

-There you are,

-Snow.

-Snow.

-Snow. Snow. Snow.

-Walter was right.

-What about the sprouts?

-My ding-a-ling.

-PING / RING

-Princess.

-Do you think you should help

-in the castle?

-I will. Only one more go.

-Cagla.

-Pws.

-Merry Christmas.

-Ah. A nice,

-peaceful day in the castle.

-I wonder if the princess

-is having a merry Christmas.

-Wheeeee!

-Of course I am.

-I have snow, a shiny new sledge

-and Walter is joining us for lunch.

-He's really funny.

-He loves playing games with me.

-I'm a robot. I'm a robot.

-He has a parrot called Clebran

-and his wheelchair is really fast.

-That was fun.

-I know.

-The turkey!

-Ooo-err.

-Where is it?

-Have you forgotten something?

-My ding-a-ling.

-RINGS

-The princess had the ding-a-ling.

-The turkey is burnt to a cinder.

-Disaster, disaster, disaster.

-Come now, Llyr.

-Hello.

-Princess,

-we've had a little accident.

-I like it crunchy.

-Crunchy?

-I'm sorry.

-I lost the ding-a-ling-a-thingy.

-While playing in the snow?

-Oh, dear.

-I'm afraid we have more bad news.

-Worse than this?

-Uncle Walter.

-He won't be over this Christmas.

-Uh? Why not?

-I promise to help more

-and be a good girl.

-That's not the reason.

-All this snow

-has stopped him travelling.

-It won't be Christmas

-without Walter.

-I made it snow.

-I've ruined Christmas.

-Oh, well, one less mouth to feed.

-I don't want any chocolate.

-I want Walter.

-I'm sorry he won't be

-spending Christmas with you.

-Me, too.

-Christmas is ruined

-and it's my fault.

-I want the snow to melt.

-Easier said than done.

-If you really want something...

-..all you have to do is dance.

-Come on, everyone.

-I promise to clean and tidy my room

-and a load of other things...

-..if you dance one sun dance...

-..to melt the snow.

-Princess.

-Come on. Dance the sun dance.

-Sunshine, sunshine.

-Sunshine.

-Sunshine, sunshine, sunshine.

-Sunshine.

-Sunshine

-Sunshine.

-Sunshine.

-Sunshine, 1, 2, 3, 4.

-Sunshine, 1, 2, 3, 4.

-Go away, snow. Go away, snow.

-Come on, sun.

-Where have you all gone? Dance, Dad.

-I'm sorry. I can't dance anymore.

-Don't worry.

-It's not working.

-Let's go and warm up.

-If you want to knock trees over,

-do it outside.

-This is a wonderful spread.

-Let's pull a cracker.

-It's great. Pity about the turkey.

-Cheer up, Princess.

-You can play with my snowstorm.

-Thank you.

-Well, here we all are...

-Except for Walter.

-Yes. Except for Walter.

-We're about to eat

-a Christmas feast.

-Except for Walter.

-Except for Walter.

-And the turkey.

-Raise your glasses

-and wish everyone a merry Christmas.

-Merry Christmas...

-..to everyone including Walter.

-I wish he was here.

-We all miss him.

-The snow's too thick.

-He'll never get here.

-He needs a sledge.

-Like mine.

-Follow me.

-Pudding?

-Tudwal.

-This will be strong enough.

-Thank you, Bryn Berfa.

-Come on, Mam.

-To carry more things.

-Don't forget the presents.

-Wait for me.

-The Christmas feast is ready.

-We'll take Christmas to Walter.

-# JINGLE BELLS #

-Are we there yet?

-Almost there.

-It's Walter's house.

-Oh, Clebran.

-Pity we can't visit the family.

-PRINCESS LAUGHS

-What's wrong?

-What on earth...?

-They're here.

-Hello, Walter. It's us.

-Merry Christmas, great uncle Walter.

-Merry Christmas, Princess.

-What a great present.

-It proves that no-one should

-wear trousers on a Thursday.

-OK.

-It truly is Christmas now.

-Everyone is here.

-What's wrong?

-Pws and Cagla.

-Meirchion put them in the sledge.

-No, Bryn Berfa.

-Oh, no.

-What's wrong, Clebran?

-Hooray.

-I'll get gravy on my beard!

-Is this big enough for you?

-It sure is.

-Who wants turkey?

-Me!

-I'm a robot. I'm a robot.

-I'm a robot. I'm a robot.

-I said I'd catch you.

-Follow the robot, follow the robot.

-# JINGLE BELLS #

-You were right, great uncle Walter.

-If you really want something...

-If you really want something...

-

-You only have to ask.

-No. Dance. Dance you said.

-Really? Oh, yeah. Dance.

-Well done, Princess.

-How about it then?

-Merry Christmas, everyone.

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