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Coming, coming.
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I'm coming.
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In a minute. Cinderella!
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Good morning
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Drizella. Sleep well?
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As if you care.
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Take that ironing and have it back in an hour. One hour. You hear.
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Yes,
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Drizella.
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Good morning, Anastasia. Well, it's about time. Don't forget Fernandi.
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Don't be all day getting it done either. Yes, Anastasia.
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Well, come in, child. Come in.
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Good morning, Stepmother. Pick up the laundry and get on with your duties.
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Yes, Stepmother.
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No! Mother. Mother. Mother. Oh, mother.
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You did.
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You did on purpose. Mother. Mother. Mother. Mother.
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What did you
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do? There's
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big ugly mouse
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under my tea
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cup.
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All right, Lucifer.
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What did you do with him?
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Oh, you're not fooling anybody.
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We'll just see about this.
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Come on,
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let him go.
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Now, the other one.
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Come on.
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Oh,
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poor little Gus.
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Oh, Lucifer won't you ever learn. Cinderella!
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Yes, Stepmother.
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Are you gonna get it?
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Close the door Cinderella.
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Come here.
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Oh, please, you don't think that I... Hold your tongue.
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Now,
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Mm.
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It seems we have time on our hands. But I was only trying to... Silence!
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Time of vicious practical jokes.
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Perhaps we can put it to better use.
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Now, let me see.
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There's the large carpet in the main hall.
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Clean it.
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And the windows upstairs and down.
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Wash them.
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Oh, yes. And the tapestries and the draperies. But I just...
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Fill them again.
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And don't forget the garden.
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Then, scrub the terrace, sweep the halls and the stairs, clean the chimneys,
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and, of course, there's the mending and the sewing and the laundry.
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Oh, yes.
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And one more thing,
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see that Lucifer gets his bar.