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In the daytime, I'm Marinette.
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Just a normal girl with a normal life.
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But there's something about me
that no one knows yet.
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Because I have a secret.
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♪ Miraculous! Simply the best! ♪
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♪ Up to the test when things go wrong! ♪
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♪ Miraculous! The luckiest! ♪
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♪ The power of love, always so strong! ♪
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♪ Miraculous! ♪
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Don't be bemused, it's just the news!
The mayor of Paris
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will be unveiling
the StarTrain at the Gare du Nord.
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This modern train will travel between
France and the UK at record speeds.
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-Faster than flying by plane!
-But how will the train cross the sea
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-between France and the UK, Marinette?
-There's a tunnel under the Channel.
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Did a superhero do that?
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No, just regular men.
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It's amazing how many inventions
have been made since I last had an owner.
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-There's no stopping progress.
-There's no stopping you either!
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-This is going to be a wonderful sweater!
-It's a tradition.
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I always knit my dad a sweater
every year for his birthday.
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I wanted to do something
extra special for him,
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-but I couldn't think of anything.
-You'll come up with the perfect idea.
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-You always do!
-I'd better think of it now.
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'Cause his birthday is today!
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Oh, come on now.
It really is a shame, Roland!
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It's your son's 40th birthday
today and I know how much Tom
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would love it if you--
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-Oh!
-Was that my grandfather again?
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-Yes.
-So he's definitely not coming then?
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I did everything I could.
It would have made your dad so happy!
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He doesn't talk openly about his feelings,
but I know he's sad
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he doesn't see his own father any more.
It's a shame!
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-I'd really like to meet him some day too!
-He hasn't seen anyone for 20 years.
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-I know. But why not?
-Uh, he's a little old-fashioned
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in his ways, he is not exactly
what you'd call "modern".
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-But what happened 20 years ago?
-Ah, well, it's complicated.
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If you really want to know more about it,
you should probably ask your dad!
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Hey, Dad! Why hasn't Grandpa
left his house in 20 years?
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Oh! Well, because he's very fond
of tradition... and... uh...
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if you want to know more about it,
you should probably ask Grandma.
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He's always lived in the past.
Well, it's complicated.
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If you really want to know about it,
you should ask your dad or your mom.
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Ugh! OK. Thanks, Grandma. See you tonight!
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Argh! Seriously,
why won't anyone just answer me?
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I'm thinking
you've come up with your idea!
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You're right. I know
what I'm getting Dad for his birthday!
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I'll get him and his dad
back together again!
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I've found
Roland Dupain's address! Let's go!
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-What are you waiting for?
-If I tell him who I am,
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he won't listen to me, just like with Mom!
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What do you want?
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Uh... I'm... a... friend!
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I don't have any friends!
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This won't be easy!
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What do you want?
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Hello, sir! It's the mail lady!
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Do what you usually do.
Throw the mail in the trash!
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What do you want?
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It's for the firefighters' calendar!
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Ah, toss it in the fire! I hate calendars!
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There's no use. It's hopeless.
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Come on. That's not the Marinette
I know, giving up so easily!
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-What do you want?
-Your flour's here.
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Oh, come in! Come in! It's open.
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Hello! I'm Marinette.
Mr Dupain's granddaughter.
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I was just about to go in myself.
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I'll bring him the sack.
It'll be a nice surprise!
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-Roland has a granddaughter?
-He sure does!
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-I should probably help you!
-No, no! It's... light!
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Could I borrow your cap?
I want to play a prank on Grandpa!
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Say "Hi" to Roland for me!
I'll grab my cap next time I come by!
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You sure you should be sneaking in,
pretending to be someone else?
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You've never met him.
You don't know how he'll react.
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Well, it's not exactly a lie. After all,
I am actually delivering the flour!
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What really matters is that he comes
to Dad's birthday party and they make up!
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Hide, Tikki!
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Put the sack down in the usual place,
Gilbert!
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Er... Where's his usual place?
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-You're not Gilbert!
-No, I'm Germaine, his cousin!
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Hmm. Aren't you a bit young
to be delivering flour?
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I'm an intern.
I'm doing a flour delivery internship
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because someday I want to own
my own flour shop!
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It's good to be ambitious! You can put
the sack down now. Have a nice day! Salt!
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-So you're a baker then, huh?
-Are you a delivery girl or a detective?
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Go on!
Put the bag down and be on your way!
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That oven you have there,
it's a '72 Le Panyol, right?
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It's a rare, wood-fired model.
They only made a few 100!
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-How did you know that?
-My daddy... uh, my bready...
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-bread-history teacher taught us that.
-Well, that's new!
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You need history classes
to become a flour-delivery person now?
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You bet! You have to study for ten years
to be a delivery person these days!
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Good luck with your internship.
Put that down and have a good day!
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That's a weird-looking computer!
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A computer? In my house?
Are you insane? That's a TV!
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Really? But is it still working?
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Nope. Turned it on one day, and, pff!
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-Stopped working!
-It may not meet cable standards.
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We watch everything on the Internet!
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The Internet is just as crazy as cordless
telephones. That's not how it's done!
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How can sound and pictures
go through without any wires?
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Simple! They're sent in wave form
to relay antennas connected to satellites.
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It's awesome! You can talk and see
anyone you want, anywhere in the world.
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I don't need to speak to anyone!
Besides, that's not how it's done!
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Now put the sack down and leave me alone!
I've got work to do!
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Do you live alone? Do you have any family?
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Ta, ta, ta!
You really are a nosy detective.
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Don't touch a thing,
put the sack down, and leave.
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-Oh! Nice bread dough!
-Hey! No! Don't touch that!
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-That's not--
-Don't worry, I know how it's done!
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You take the dough and fold it in half,
rhythmically, pressing it flat.
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-Snapping it slightly.
-Snapping it slightly.
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It gives it elasticity
and develops the gluten,
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so that it holds together well
after it's been baked!
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You're a schoolgirl reciting a lesson.
You don't really know!
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I do know my stuff!
Maybe even better than you, old man.
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Better than me? Better than me?
Better than me?
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Charlotte? Marie-Louise? Marguerite?
Did you hear that? Better than me?
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Ha, ha, ha! We'll see about that!
Get into position.
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We'll make some bread together!
Then we'll see who's the baker
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and who's only good for delivering flour!
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See this yeast? It's been grown
for over 2,000 years by my family,
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ever since my indomitable ancestor,
Loafamix the Gaul,
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who made bread in a small Armorican
village, fell alongside Vercingetorix.
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To be precise, he was my great-great-
great-great-great-great-great-great-
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great-great-great-great-great-great-great-
great-great-great-great-great-great-
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-great-great-great-great-grandfather!
-Phew!
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But the Romans won. Paf!
And started putting vegetables and cheese
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on the bread. And now it's pizza!
Beurk! Beurk! Beurk!
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-I like pizza!
-You like pizza?
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-You, Germaine, like pizza?
-Yes, I do.
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Argh! She likes pizza! Argh!
But that's not how it's done!
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You don't put cheese on bread dough!
It's just like my son and his wife,
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who got it into their heads
that adding rice to the dough
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would make the inside of the bread
lighter! That's not how it's done!
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But what if it's yummy?
Have you ever tried your son's bread?
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Ta, ta, ta! No need.
I know it's not going to be good!
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Making bread with rice flour...
That's not how it's done!
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Well, I think it's creative!
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How?
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-So, your son's a baker, then?
-I don't have a son any more,
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-not since he betrayed me.
-Because he put rice in the bread dough?
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That's not how it's done!
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If my bread comes out
tasting as good as yours,
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will you agree to do one thing for me?
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-Why? What do you want me to do?
-Are you a baker or a nosy detective?
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Ha! Your bread
won't be as good as mine anyway!
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That song... It's the song my son
and I used to sing when we were...
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kneading dough.
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There's no way you could know that song
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unless you're... No, that's impossible!
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-Yes. I am your granddaughter, Marinette.
-You're... my granddaughter?
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Liar! I don't have a granddaughter!
Betrayal! Deceit!
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It's like adding new ingredients to bread!
Deceptive! That's not how it's done!
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Shoo! Get out! Get out! Out with the liar!
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No! I'm not leaving!
Not until you've tasted my bread.
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-You promised you would.
-You want to stay here?
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-Stay here then!
-Whether you like it or not,
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you are my grandfather!
And today is your son's birthday.
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-Don't you want to see him again?
-La, la, la! I can't hear anything!
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Don't look at me like that! She shouldn't
have lied to her... not-grandfather!
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And her bread... I bet her bread
is as terrible as her father's!
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Hmm. I can smell the bread
that's being baked with flames of fury.
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A perfect recipe for my akumas.
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Fly away, my little akuma and evilise him!
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That's not how it's done by the Dupains,
the proud descendants of Loafamix!
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Bakerix, I am Hawk Moth,
and I see that you're hungry for power.
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I am giving you the ability
to serve punishments to anyone
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who doesn't do things
like they should be done!
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Oh! Of course!
Would you like a butter croissant
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or a baguette to go with that?
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No! In return, I want the Miraculous
of Ladybug and Cat Noir,
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two offenders
who don't know how it's done!
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-So show them!
-You can count on me, Hawk Moth!
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Grandpa?
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There's no Grandpa! I'm Bakerix!
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Anyone who doesn't do things
the way they should be done
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will be served my indomitable wrath!
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Soon, Paris will look like it did
before the modern world took over!
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No! Grandpa!
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We'll finish the baking later!
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Tikki, spots on! Yeah!
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-Why isn't this bus making any noise?
-Because it runs on electricity!
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An electric bus? That's not how it's done!
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Buses make noise, they run on gas
and spew out stinky black smoke!
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-Away with modern buses!
-Aaah!
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What's all this?
There's a flying superbug in Paris now?
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Yep! Girl and superhero.
You gotta get with the time!
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That's not how it's done!
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It's up to the police or the army
to carry out law enforcement, not you!
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Just minutes before
the unveiling of the StarTrain,
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I've been told that a Gaul
is wreaking havoc in Paris.
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I'm going to rid Paris of all this
modern nonsense, starting with you!
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Well, technically,
I'm not all that modern.
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-My Miraculous is from ancient times!
-We didn't have superheroes in my youth!
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There will be no superheroes in my Paris!
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Aaah!
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Looks like Ladybug's the one unveiling
a brand-new method of air transport!
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Plagg, claws out!
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-Aaah!
-Don't worry, Milady, I'm right here!
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Thanks, but girls don't always
need to be saved by boys!
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You think I'm a tad old-fashioned.
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Oh, I've seen worse than you.
Just wait till you meet Bakerix!
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-Thanks, André.
-Aaah!
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-What are you doing?
-Filming you.
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Argh! Telephones are for telephoning,
not for filming! That's not how it's done!
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-Hey! That's censorship!
-Just like the good old days!
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Oh! Oh!
An Egyptian pyramid in the Kings' Court?
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That's not how it's done!
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A blending of ancient and modern.
I like this glass pyramid a lot!
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It's proof you can be modern
and respect the past!
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Treachery! Treason!
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We'd better destroy that flask of his!
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You're right. That's probably
where the akuma is, too.
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You're out of your league!
You don't have enough experience!
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-We're trapped! Cata...
-Save your Cataclysm.
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We're probably gonna need it!
Emergency exit!
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Good eye!
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What's that?
A train that goes under water?
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Is it a train or a submarine?
That's not how it's done!
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If you want to go to England,
you take a boat!
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Ploosh... ploosh... ploosh...
You get seasick!
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-Whoa!
-Ladies and gentlemen,
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I've got bad news for you.
This train is out of service!
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Aaah!
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-We've got a train to catch!
-Boarding now!
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Be reasonable now.
There are a lot of people on this train.
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Well, then they'd better get off, because
it's on its way to the wrecking yard!
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Whoa!
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-You should ask Queen Bee for some help!
-We're doing OK for now.
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But I'll remember that. Thanks, Chloé!
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Aaah!
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Not again!
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Lucky charm!
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Tomatoes in a bottle? I doubt our friend
will take too kindly to this!
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That's what I'm counting on.
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In fact, I'm planning to give our friend
the least traditional sandwich possible!
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How about some super-sour candy chews,
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plus some super-chemical chewing-gum,
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all packed between two slices
of white, industrial bread.
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Oh, stop it, Ladybug!
You're making us all drool!
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Isn't that right, Bakerix?
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-I'm not falling for your tricks!
-OK, in that case, I'll just add...
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some tomatoes in a bottle!
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Now this sandwich will taste like pizza!
It'll be so good!
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That's not how traditional
sandwiches are done!
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-Do your thing, Cat Noir!
-Cataclysm!
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Argh!
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Aaah!
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You're blown away by this sandwich,
aren't you?
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That's not how it's done!
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Well, that's how we do it, anyway!
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No more evil-doing for you, akuma.
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Time to de-evilise!
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Gotcha!
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Bye-bye, little butterfly.
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Miraculous Ladybug!
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-Pound it!
-Pound it!
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My bread! I left some bread baking in
the oven! And my granddaughter's there!
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00:18:37,621 --> 00:18:41,101
-It's dangerous!
-I'm sure it's under control!
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I must get home!
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I'll take him back.
I have more time left than you!
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00:18:45,981 --> 00:18:48,061
Thank you, Cat Noir! Bug out!
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00:18:50,261 --> 00:18:52,541
Sure you want to go home
on a superhero's back?
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It's fast, but not very traditional!
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When bread is at risk,
that's how it's done!
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One day or another,
things will change, Ladybug.
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And front-row seats to your downfall
will sell like hotcakes!
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Marinette! Marinette!
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Grandpa? Cat Noir? Is everything OK?
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Er... yes... I was just scared
the bread might be overbaked!
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-It looks all right.
-You see? I do know how it's done!
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Well, if it's all good, I'll be on my way.
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00:19:31,341 --> 00:19:35,181
No! Wait! We need a judge to determine
which of these loaves is the best!
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Uh... the thing is, I'm gonna
transform back soon, and... Whoa!
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You're a real tough cookie,
even without your superpowers!
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Mmm... both these breads are delicious!
Do you have any jam, by any chance?
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That's not how you taste bread!
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They're both tasty in different ways.
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This is more traditional
and this has a delicate flavour
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that makes it special. Can't choose.
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I'm sorry, but I really do have to get
going. Thanks for the tasty snack!
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Mmm. He's right, this flavour is...
is... really good.
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-I did it the way my Dad does it!
-But how?
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I added rice while you weren't looking.
You can never have just one bite!
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So now I can ask you do that one thing?
Will you come home with me?
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00:20:30,021 --> 00:20:34,261
We're celebrating Dad's 40th birthday.
I'm sure he'd be so happy to see his dad.
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You're not a traditional granddaughter,
Marinette! And you know what? I like it!
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Roland?
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Happy Birthday, Dad!