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| Lined up and ready to start the show! | The Snake Charmer asks if anyone has seen her snake. | Ah ha! Here is Sneak E. Snake. Looks like he has a note for the Snake Charmer. |
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| Sneak E. says to get on with it and start the show. | Lord Babah welcomes the good people of Zanadum Zanadu Zan. | Emperor Abu tells his loyal subjects that he is looking for new clothes for The Great State Occasion. |
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| The ladies and gents of the court ooh and ahh over the Emperor's proclamation. | Lady Bubarah neatens up The Royal Closet. | These State Occasions are so boring and tiresome. |
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| No, no, no! I hate that! This is out of fashion! I've worn that a hundred times! None of these will do!! | I want clothes the like of which have never been seen before. To hear is to obey, Masterful One. | My own grandson and all he thinks about are his stupid clothes! |
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| Careful, sweetie. You can't go around scaring sweet old ladies like that, you know. | I've got a plan to make us rich. We'll need disguises. What have we got in the bags? Just these things. | Abu dear, can't you take up a cheaper hobby? Like stamp collecting? |
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| If he keeps this up, I won't live to 150! | Most Stylish Majesty, Lord of the World's Greatest Wardrobe, what a pleasure it is to be in Your Ponderous Presence. | The colors and patterns be unusually magnificent, and they will also be invisible to those people who are dull and foolish. |
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| Gold! Gold! We're rich! Rich! | I can hardly wait until tomorrow! Oh, I wish I could see those clothes! | I want one of you to go see how my new clothes are coming along. |
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| The zig-zag pattern of purple and silver is my own design. Very majestic, don't you think? | Purple zig-zag ... hmmm, yes. I've always been a little color blind. | Did you notice the scarlet and puce blending of a pattern of triangles and Pentagons? Well, it's sure not worth a tax on peanut butter. |
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| What do you mean purple and silver zig-zag? Pentagons and triangles! | His Majesty asked me to take a look at the fabric. | Tuesday is my day off. Do you have a day off? Gee, I dunno. |
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| She described everything as though he could see it perfectly, and even though I tried and tried, I couldn't see a thing. Does that mean I'm foolish? | Great and Famous One, here are your new clothes! | Will Your Imperial Highness be pleased to try on his new clothes now? |
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| And your new cape - it looks heavy, but it's light as feathers. You will feel as though you are not wearing it at all. | Babah, what do you think of my new clothes? I am speechless, Majestic Majesty. | Lady Bubarah, if you love your country, you'll do what I tell you. Ooooo! Can I be a spy?! |
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| Do you want to see the Emperor's collection of rare and valuable vases? | Don't the people like my new clothes? Why don't they cheer? | It means I'm not wearing any clothes! Oh, no! Where can I hide? |
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| Oh, what can I do? The Procession! All the great rulers will be here! | What will they all think of me? Babah, what can I do? | If I get through this Procession, I won't use any more of the country's gold to buy clothes! |
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| The Ladies and Gentlemen of the Court bow to the audience. | Lord Babah sweeps Lady Bubarah off her feet. | The Jets Cast of The Emperor's New Clothes. |
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