Cist o Aer Llan-ar-goll-en

-Subtitles

-# Sometimes things go wrong

-in Llan-ar-goll-en

-# Objects disappearing like

-I don't know what in Llan-ar-goll-en

-# Only two can do the work,

-two detectives as a matter of fact

-# Help, things are getting worse

-in Llan-ar-goll-en

-# Here are Prys and Ceri the dog,

-our village's two detectives

-# Prys likes to rush around

-# Ceri the dog is very sensible

-# Come and visit our village,

-Llan-ar-goll-en #

-# Hey, ho, hey, ho,

-off for a walk I go

-# With a hat and a stick

-and sturdy boots

-# Hey, ho, hey, ho, hey, ho #

-Ready to go for a walk, Ceri?

-Ceri?

-LOW GROWL

-What was that?

-It sounded like a giant toad.

-Yuck-puck!

-Ceri! It's you.

-Why are you hiding there?

-Why do you sound like a toad?

-Have you lost your voice?

-Ceri.

-Do you want some medicine, yes?

-Some lemon and honey.

-Or a banana jam sandwich.

-Banana jam is great for any illness.

-Oh, yes. That's right.

-Have a nap.

-You'll feel much better after a nap.

-I'll ask Tara

-if she wants to go for a walk.

-LAUGHTER

-What on earth...?

-Having hunted and searched,

-pondered and mithered...

-..the pirates found a chest

-full of gold.

-Suddenly, they heard shouting.

-Parcel for Tara!

-Radli Miggins, come here now.

-Did someone call my name?

-What are you doing,

-startling people like that?

-It did say urgent delivery.

-That doesn't mean you can

-throw it at me, does it?

-Right.

-Oh, a parcel from Aunt Magw.

-I wonder what it is?

-Some gold jewels, maybe.

-I love jewels.

-Paper. Another stupid joke

-from Auntie Magw.

-This isn't any old paper.

-It's a map.

-A treasure map.

-A treasure map.

-There's a letter -

-"Follow the map, it's very old...

-"..and you'll find a chest

-full of gold."

-"Old, gold." How clever.

-Don't worry about being clever -

-we must find this chest quickly.

-Go and fetch a bucket and spade.

-I'll fetch Barti Felyn -

-he knows how to read treasure maps.

-Tara, do you want to come for a...?

-Tara?

-Everyone's hiding today.

-A map of Llan-ar-goll-en.

-Handy pandy.

-Uh-oh!

-# Hey, ho, hey, ho,

-off for a walk I go

-# With a cap and a map... #

-Hey, Radli.

-Sorry, I'm in a hurry...

-..Prys ar Frys!

-Right then, which path to follow?

-That's the question. Let me see.

-Strange indeed.

-I understand nothing about this map.

-I know -

-I'll fetch my magnifying glass.

-I don't want to get lost

-in Llan-ar-goll-en.

-This is so exciting.

-Take a look at this.

-Feeling ill.

-Sorry, Tara.

-He made banana jam this morning.

-He's devoured 20 pots already.

-He's eaten 20 pots of banana jam.

-Now then, where's the map?

-I'm a dab-hand with treasure maps.

-It's here.

-It's disappeared.

-Someone's stolen the map.

-Sound the siren.

-There's a mystery to solve

-and that's a fact.

-Call the detectives,

-they must be quick to act.

-Ooh-arr!

-Charge your batteries.

-Let's solve a mystery.

-Something missing? Out of my way.

-Prys is here, to...

-..save the day.

-Where is everyone?

-The treasure map. The treasure map.

-The treasure map.

-Someone's taken it.

-What do you know about this, Radli?

-Tara's Aunt Magw

-sent her a parcel this morning.

-She was hoping it would be

-full of jewels.

-Jewels. For a gem!

-Alas, no. It contained a map.

-Don't you worry, Ceri,

-I'll solve this mystery.

-A treasure map.

-Disappearing.

-A pirate.

-I think I've already solved it.

-Yes.

-We've hunted and searched,

-pondered and mithered...

-..and now we have discovered

-the truth.

-Someone has stolen

-Tara Tan Toc's treasure map.

-Who would do such a thing?

-Radli Miggins?

-He had a spade to dig.

-Tara Tan Toc didn't want to share.

-Or Barti Felyn? Everyone knows

-that pirates like treasure.

-You're not wrong, voice in the sky.

-Barti took the map.

-How many times must I tell him?

-One pot of banana jam

-is good for you, but not 20!

-20?

-He kept one for you.

-Really?

-Thank you very much.

-Well, it's obvious now that

-Barti Felyn didn't take the map.

-Such a generous pirate

-would never steal anything.

-No, no, no.

-It's obvious to me

-that the thief is...

-..Radli Miggins.

-Oh, hey, Radli.

-Sorry, Prys, I'm in a hurry...

-..Prys ar Frys..

-I saw you in the village

-carrying a spade.

-Everyone knows that you need a spade

-to dig treasure out of the ground.

-I know.

-That's why I went to fetch it.

-Yes. While I was fetching

-Barti Felyn to read the map.

-Interesting.

-Hush, Ceri.

-Have some banana jam.

-You'll feel a lot better.

-If you asked Radli

-to fetch the spade...

-..you must have stolen the map.

-Everyone knows how much

-you like jewels.

-A treasure chest

-is full of gold and jewels.

-Why would I steal my own map,

-you clueless detective?

-Good point, well made.

-Without the map,

-she couldn't find the treasure.

-If none of you took it,

-and I can't find it...

-..then where on earth is the map?

-Wag my tail and wiggle my nose,

-I've an explanation, so here goes.

-Ceri! You can speak again.

-Are you sure?

-Oh.

-Ah. Hah!

-I've solved the mystery.

-I've found the map.

-Well, I've seen it all now.

-You took it, you silly detective.

-Clueless and hopeless.

-I didn't do it intentionally,

-really I didn't.

-I thought it was a ramblers map.

-A ramblers map. What next?

-I suggest we try and find

-the treasure chest.

-"Follow the map, it's very old...

-"..and you'll find a chest

-full of gold."

-Six paces forward.

-Six paces back.

-Around the stone.

-How silly you look!

-Rush to the sea.

-Rush straight back.

-A large pink shell marks the spot.

-OK, Radli, the spade.

-Start digging.

-Are you ready?

-It's empty. The chest is empty.

-What's this?

-Here's a chest full of fresh air.

-I hope you enjoy the joke!

-It's full of fresh air!

-Fresh air!

-There was no gold

-in the first place.

-Fresh air. There was no gold!

-Fresh air!

-That's how we solved the mystery

-of the treasure map.

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