Charlotte's Web Edit

A beautiful noise.

A cheeseburger, and some raspberry soda pop.

A good one, Templeton.

A hornet! Duck!

A lifetime

A little girl is one thing.

A messenger boy?

A miracle!

A pig doesn't grow fat on kisses and hugs.

A rat. None of us like him much.

A rotten egg can be a regular stink bomb.

A runty pig is another.

A spider's life can't help being something of a mess

A spider's life is an uncertain thing,

A spring chicken?

A very good one

A weakling makes trouble.

A what?

About crunchy bacon.

About saving my life,

Accidentally stepped on my violin

Actually, I feel radiant.

Add it to that nasty collection of yours.

After all, what's a life, anyway?

Ahem! Attention, please.

Ahh.

All about the words chin up, and I did.

All around!

All my time running errands.

All of Charlotte's children are gone.

All right, Wilbur. Make a wish.

All right.

All right. He's yours.

All the animals trusted her

All we know is

All winter Wilbur watched over Charlotte's egg sac,

Almost all spiders are nice looking.

Although he loved her children

And 2 stowaways."

And after many long days and nights,

And breathe the beautiful air

And broke it to smithereens.

And catches flies so she can drink their blood.

And Charlotte and me.

And cold settled on the world.

And everywhere you look,

And fill it with eggs.

And finally,

And find a fantastic banquet.

And from now on I'll let you eat first

And grandchildren dearly,

And hard work.

And he could be with his real friends again.

And he wasn't looking forward

And he's enormous.

And hiding, and, uh...

And his brothers and sisters

And his distinguished pig.

And his mind was full.

And his trough stands empty,

And I don't want to be stepped on

And I don't want to tell you,

And I would gladly give my life for you.

And I'll explain everything then.

And I'll show you my masterpiece.

And I'll try to save your life.

And if I have anything to do with it,

And it also means near the ground.

And it is frightening at times,

And it made Fern happy just to be near them.

And it might do nicely.

And lay your eggs there?

And let Henry come over to see the famous pig.

And lie in the beautiful sun.

And life is good and busy and brand new.

And live you shall.

And see if I can get some work done.

And see objects on the other side.

And so little time.

And started being a pig.

And the cool, sweet breath of evening

And the cows rattle their chains,

And the heat of the day.

And the lambs and goose

And the morning of the fair dawned hot.

And the sparrows stir

And the stars fade,

And this handsome bronze medal,

And took baths in the creek

And waited patiently

And we die.

And we got dirty

And we like you.

And we should all be proud and grateful.

And what thanks do I get for these services?

And where are you?

And Wilbur looked forward each day

And you deserve it.

And you have a very good character.

And you lack know how.

And you say control yourself.

Another miracle at Zuckerman's.

Another miracle!

Are all of you going?

Are already sold.

Are the fairest and happiest of the year,

Are you a spring pig?

Are you all right, Charlotte?

Are you all right?

Are you awake, Charlotte?

Are you going to stay?

Are you my mother?

Are you really going to have 514 children?

Are you thinking about how you'll save my life?

Are you writers?

Aren't you going to crate the pig?

Aren't you, Charlotte?

Around a barnyard,

Around his neck, he wore a medal of honor.

As long as he lived.

As soon as it's dark,

As though he were guarding his own children.

Attention, everybody.

Attracting many valuable tourists

Avery, you get out of that crate this minute.

Avery, you leave that spider alone!

Aw, come on, Fern.

Aw!

Be careful.

Beautiful, and loyal to the end.

Because he likes Wilbur.

Because he was the r u n t.

Because I'm concerned about Wilbur's safety.

Because I've decided to take him to the county fair.

Because if Wilbur dies,

Because it's smaller than the others?

Because she was quiet and friendly.

Because we furnish him with good quality wool.

Better eat, Wilbur.

Better than that.

Big families are a blessing.

Buds swell into blossoms,

Bugs would get so numerous,

But But, papa

But Charlotte's working on the problem.

But chin up.

But Fern's changed. She's growing up.

But he's not near as attractive as you are.

But I don't swim.

But I like it over there.

But I need something a little more exciting.

But I see no point in withholding

But I want to live, too.

But I want to live!

But I'll be your friend.

But I'll stay as long as I can.

But I'm not alone.

But if you'd like to come here and talk,

But in the midst of all the hullabaloo,

But it's cruel.

But it's interesting.

But it's true.

But it's unfair.

But kindly remember,

But let's leave it this way.

But on the whole,

But sleep and Wilbur finally found each other.

But somebody has to go along

But to me there's no place more wonderful

But what about us?

But what he really wanted was a friend.

But Wilbur's got to be sold.

But with me helping you, it can be done.

But you'll have another chance to see him,

But you've saved me,

But, Charlotte

But, Charlotte, I'm not terrific.

Buttermilk will do it every time.

By helping you,

By this old place he lives in.

Bye bye, my humble Wilbur.

Came back again

Can I have one, too?

Can I have some money?

Can I help?

Can you see me?

Can't you talk, talk, talk?

Certainly not.

Certainly not.

Charlotte A. Cavatica.

Charlotte sent Templeton out on his mission.

Charlotte was both.

Charlotte was determined to keep her promise.

Charlotte,

Charlotte, I've just got to win a prize at the fair.

Charlotte, w where's Templeton?

Charlotte, where will you be?

Charlotte, your children are safe.

CHARLOTTE: ♪ Now is the hour

Charlotte!

Charlotte! Look at Wilbur!

Charlotte?

Charlotte?

Charlotte?

Charlotte? Charlotte?

Charlotte? Who's Charlotte?

Charlotte's daughters,

Children!

Chin up, remember?

Chin up.

Chin up. Just stop worrying.

CHORUS: ♪ Fragile And magical shadows ♪

CHORUS: ♪ Oh, wow, Look at him now ♪

CHORUS: Hello.

Come along, Jeffrey effrey.

Come along, Jeffrey.

Come on, mama!

Come on, rover. In here.

Congratulations!

Control myself?

Cut that down to one "Terrific,"

Darling, I want you to play outside today

DAUGHTERS: Salutations.

Day after day, she hung from her web

Delicious.

Did you make it?

Didn't change Wilbur one bit.

Do a back flip with a half twist in it.

Do away with it? You mean kill it?

Do they taste good?

Do you realize if I didn't eat them,

Do you really think you can?

Do you see what I see?

Do you think you're going oing oing?

Do you want a friend?

Does anybody know how to spell it?

Does my hair look all right?

Does that mean we are welcome here?

Does versatile mean full of eggs?

Don't be mad, Fern.

Don't but papa me.

Don't kill it! It's unfair!

Don't worry, Wilbur.

Double E, double R, double I, double

Double e, double r, double r,

Double I, double c, c, c.

Double I, double f,

Eating.

Edith, I've got to hand it to you.

Edith, we have received a sign.

Edith, you're crazy.

Eek!

Eggs hatch,

Even Mrs. Fussy fell for the message in the web

Everybody except the runt.

Everybody knows you're some pig.

Everybody loves a happy face.

Everybody, come see.

Everybody, watch.

Everything well ripened,

Everything's off to a fresh start,

Everywhere there were

Ew!

Eww.

Eww. You mean you eat flies?

Exhibitor?You betcha.

Fare thee well, Charlotte, you old schemer.

Feeling my age.

Fern and Wilbur had ever known.

Fern was up at daylight, fighting injustice.

Fern, aren't you going with Avery?

Fern, stop inventing these wild tales.

Fern, you will have to learn to control yourself.

Fern's learning the hard facts of farm life.

First, I have to think of an idea.

Flowed in.

For an idea to come to her.

For as long as you'll stay.

For he knew that Mr. Zuckerman would keep him

For the judging tomorrow.

For the last time.

For your information,

Found something to interest them.

Friends!

From one thing to another.

Fun was something he'd only heard about.

Gee. I'd love to.

Get Charlotte's egg sac for me,

Get into the crate and hide yourself well.

Get out!

Get out. Shoo! Go on.

Get some sleep, Wilbur.

Give him some sulfured molasses.

Glad to have met you. I must be going.

Go on in. Try it.

Go to sleep now.

Go to sleep, Templeton.

Go to the dump and bring back a magazine clipping.

Go to the fair, Templeton.

Good bye, Wilbur!

Good bye, Wilbur.

Good bye.

Good bye.

Good bye.

Good bye.

Good bye.

Good bye.

Good bye.

Good bye.

Good bye.Good bye.

Good morning, papa.

Good morning!

Good night, Charlotte.

Good night, Templeton.

Good night, Wilbur.

Good night!

Got a little piece of string I could borrow?

Greasy paper bags stuffed with rotten eggs?

H Huh?

Ha ha ha ha.

Ha ha ha!

Has spread to the far corners of the earth,

He claims he's a spring pig,

He doesn't like you in there. Get out.

He has to win.

He hates to go home.

He held a sac of spider's eggs.

He is to Fern.

He saw her up overhead in a corner

He sounds nice.

He stayed the same old Wilbur.

He takes after my side of the family amily.

He was glad when the crowds stopped coming,

He won't touch his slops.

He'd grown so,

He'd seen size of the pig,

He'll make a perfect breakfast for me.

He's 2 weeks old.

He's a wonderful pig.

He's absolutely perfect.

He's going to be a hard pig to beat, though,

He's going to live to a ripe old age.

He's got tears in his eyes.

He's got to go, Fern.

He's not a baby anymore,

He's not even radiant.

He's not sick, is he?

He's sleeping.

He's some pig.

He's terrific!

He's terrific.

He's terrific.

He's terrific.He's radiant.

Heard Zuckerman's famous pig's here.

Hello there.

Hello! Hello!

Hello. Hello.

Help yourself. I'm not hungry.

Help, papa!

Henry Fussy, you put that thing down!

Henry Fussy?

Henry, I told you you could visit,

Henry.

Her memory will be treasured forever.

Her web was almost finished

Here are the eggs, mama.

Here we go! Hurry up!

Here you go, Wilbur.

Here, pig!

Here, pig!

Here, pig!

Hey!

Hey! What's going on out there?

Hi, Fern.

His name is...

Hmm?

Hmm.

Hmm.

Hmm. It doesn't look very miraculous anymore.

Hmm. No good. It sounds like a rich dessert.

Hold this rascal till we get down the road.

Homer Zuckerman rushed through breakfast,

Homer...

Hooray for Charlotte.

Hooray!Yay! Yay!

Hooray!Yay! Yay!

Hooray!Yay! Yay!

How about "Pig supreme"?

How about "Terrific, terrific, terrific"?

How about "Wilbur's nice"?

How are you gonna save me, Charlotte?

How do I start?

How do you like that?

How many are there?

How perfectly simple.

How should I know?

How's that for a pig?

Huh?

Huh?

Humble has two meanings.

Humble.

Hurry, Templeton. There's no time to be lost.

I advise you to put the idea

I am sure everyone will be gratified to learn

I called this meeting

I came looking for you.

I came to this fair to enjoy myself,

I can talk!

I can talk.

I can't see you well, though.

I can't see you.

I can't stand going to the fair without you.

I can't stand hysterics.

I can't stand it here.

I can't stand it.

I could have used that nourishment.

I counted them.

I did indeed.

I didn't know you could lay eggs.

I didn't mean to be objectionable.

I don't know what a magnum opus is.

I don't know, but we'd better get going.

I don't really eat them.

I don't see any difference.

I don't want a single one of those eggs harmed.

I don't want food.

I don't want my radiant pig all worn out.

I don't want to die, Charlotte.

I don't want to die.

I don't want to die.

I don't want to die.

I drink their blood. I love blood.

I eat anything that gets caught in my web.

I ever heard of.

I guess we all are.

I handle stuff like this all the time.

I hate to keep bothering you.

I have the honor

I have to lay eggs, fair or no fair.

I have to live, don't I?

I haven't even strength enough

I haven't got your gift for words, Charlotte,

I haven't the slightest interest in fairs.

I hear he's some pig.

I hope so.

I hope you're satisfied.

I just can't stand any more violence.

I just don't have any pep anymore.

I know more about raising pigs than you.

I know what I need.

I know what I'm doing.

I like high living.

I like it just fine.

I love it here in the barn.

I love you, too, Jeffrey.

I love you, Wilbur.

I might need somebody to run errands and do general work.

I miss Fern.

I miss Fern.

I need another message.

I need it to spin a web.

I need new ideas for the web.

I never do any of those things...

I never saw a gosling that tiny.

I never saw a pig like that!

I only distribute pigs to early risers.

I prefer to spend my time spying...

I promise!

I promised I'd tell you

I really had a time.

I really ought to stay home

I shall stay, too.

I should think you'd be terribly happy.

I still think it's prettier spelled T,

I suppose the next thing

I think "Terrific" Will impress Zuckerman.

I think I'll stay with Wilbur a while

I think I'm languishing, to tell you the truth.

I think it's t,

I think you'd better come, too, Templeton.

I think you're beautiful.

I thought Fern loved me.

I want a friend.

I want to see if you're radiant in action.

I want to see the lay of the land.

I want to stay here in my warm manure pile

I want you looking your best

I want you where I can see you.

I was a runt like you once.

I will not be going back to the barn.

I wish I were useful.

I won't leave you alone here to die.

I'd advise you not to consult geese

I'd love to go swimming with you,

I'd wait until dark, Templeton.

I'll be lucky if I'm finished by sunup.

I'll be your friend,

I'll bring you a piece.

I'll catch it for my collection.

I'll come to the fair if I possibly can.

I'll drop down and have a closer look.

I'll eat it after you're asleep.

I'll go with you, Wilbur.

I'll make you a solemn promise.

I'll save you part of my breakfast.

I'll save your life by tricking Zuckerman.

I'll see you in the morning.

I'll send him to find a word.

I'll tell you in the morning,

I'll try.

I'll weave it into the web.

I'm a little tired, perhaps, but I feel peaceful.

I'm an old friend of your mother's.

I'm back.

I'm done for, Wilbur.

I'm glad you're here, Charlotte.

I'm going away.

I'm going back to bed.

I'm going to catch him.

I'm going to get a frozen custard,

I'm going to give that pig a buttermilk bath.

I'm going to try that again.

I'm going.

I'm gonna clean him with buttermilk.

I'm Henry.

I'm hiding down here,

I'm just telling the facts.

I'm no flibberty ibberty jibbit.

I'm not as flashy as some, but I'll do.

I'm not going to spend

I'm not sure that's radiant action,

I'm not young anymore, Wilbur.

I'm not your mother,

I'm seeing things!

I'm sitting, sitting on my eggs,

I'm sorry. We were having fun.

I'm starved.

I'm staying here and hatching my goslings.

I'm staying right here.

I'm sure you would.

I'm thinking of your life, Wilbur.

I'm to escort you and your famous pig

I'm trembling with joy.

I'm trying to save him.

I'm warning you, Charlotte.

I'm...I'm...I'm...

I've been watching you, and I like you.

I've got a mind to let you raise this pig.

I've got some money and I came to ask you

I've got to be where nobody can see me.

I've got to have a nap

I've heard funnier ones.

I've never seen goslings before.

If anybody can think of one,

If I can avoid them.

If I had been very small,

If I struggle, I'll get dirty.

If I'm not too tired.

If it bothers you so, Wilbur,

If nothing happens, yes.

If people start doubting the miracle,

If Wilbur is killed,

If you do have a friend,

If you were to walk into the crate without resisting,

If you'd like to ride on the Ferris wheel.

If you're the biggest and the best.

In a while, I'll be dead.

In half the time it usually took.

In his heart.

In his mouth,

In matters of spelling.

In Mr. Zuckerman's barn.

In the barn cellar again,

In the first place, you can't get out of your pen.

In the second place,

In the words of the spider's web,

Indeed, yes.

Instead of visiting Uncle Homer's barn.

Is everything all right?

Is it safe to venture out yet?

Is it true what the old sheep says?

Is that awful thing true?

Is that better?

Is this appetizing yarn of yours true?

Is this true?

Isn't he precious?

It certainly is, and I'm grateful to you, Templeton.

It is big,

It just seems an odd diet.

It looks fine, Edith.You didn't even look.

It may be that

It means "Great work."

It means not proud,

It means to run and skip and make merry.

It might start Zuckerman thinking

It says "Crunchy."

It says "Humble".

It was a miracle!

It was a nice try.

It was good management

It was time he stopped being a pet

It will clear soon. See?

It won't hurt him?

It would serve you right

It would take all night to write that.

It's a beautiful medal, Wilbur,

It's a deal.

It's a dirty irty trick,

It's a dud, I guess.

It's a good thing for you I saved that egg.

It's a matter of status.

It's a miracle!

It's absolutely necessary that I take her egg sac.

It's all right, Wilbur.

It's always hard to sleep,

It's character that counts,

It's inconvenient, but...

It's my egg sac.

It's my fancy way of saying hello.

It's my old comfy blanket, when I was little.

It's not at all lonely.

It's not often that someone comes along

It's the only way he can save his life.

It's time for him

It's time for swimming lessons.

It's true.

It's Wilbur's birthday, papa.

It's worse than caramel candy.

It's Zuckerman's famous pig.

Jeffrey, there's a horrible fact of life

John Arabel had been up since daybreak.

John Arabel, you've gone soft.

John, wake up!

Joy, Arania, and Nelly.

Jump in the air.

Just as soon as cold weather sets in,

Just till he feels at home.

Just watch what you're doing

Kindly come out of hiding?

Know what he did?

Ladies and gentlemen,

Lervy dropped half a sandwich there.

Lervy rushed about and did his chores

Lervy!Yes, sir.

Let it go.

Let me hold him.

Let me see your family.

Let's all take a nap.

Let's be friends forever, Wilbur.

Let's get this pig in the shade.

Let's not make a scene.

Let's see you do it.

Listen to me.

Listen, Charlotte has only a short time to live.

Little miracles are happening.

Livestock section to the right.

Look at Wilbur.

Look up here in the doorway.

Look what it says in the pen.

Luck had nothing to do with this.

Make a large crate.

May I have your attention, please?

May I have your name, please?

May I, papa?

Maybe I'll spin a web.

Meaning he was born in springtime.

Mm hmm?

Morning, Fern.

Most definitely not.

Mr. Homer Zuckerman?

Mr. Radiant.

Mr. Zuckerman!

Mr. Zuckerman!

Mr. Zuckerman!

Mrs. Zuckerman stayed calm.

My best friends are in the barn cellar.

My grandmother bathed her pig

My magnum opus.

My name is Charlotte,

My stomach can handle anything.

NARRATOR: Afternoon passed and evening came.

NARRATOR: All afternoon,

NARRATOR: And so, Wilbur came home

NARRATOR: But gradually,

NARRATOR: But to a boy named Henry Fussy,

NARRATOR: Getting to be famous

NARRATOR: Indian summer came,

NARRATOR: It felt good to hear a word of praise,

NARRATOR: Next morning,

NARRATOR: Once she had promised Wilbur

NARRATOR: People who had come to see Wilbur

NARRATOR: The early summer days on a farm

NARRATOR: The next day was the saddest one

NARRATOR: This old world is filled with wonders,

NARRATOR: When darkness came,

NARRATOR: Wilbur never forgot Charlotte.

NARRATOR: Wilbur was what farmers call a spring pig,

NARRATOR: Wilbur's stomach was empty,

Near the back of his pen.

Nelly?

Never have I seen such leavings.

Never mind that.

Never seen nothing like it.

Nice place you've got here.

No name. Just call me uncle.

No trouble at all.

No, but we will be when we grow up.

No, I'm not.

No, I'm Wilbur.

No, it's just a common gray spider.

No, ma'am!

No, Templeton. There is not a second to spare.

No, that's wrong.

No. I'm still sad, sad, sad.

No. Let him walk

Nobody feeds me. I live by my wits.

Nobody's going to get any sleep around here tonight.

None of the new spiders ever quite took her place

Not going back?

Not spend the day.

Not to deliver papers.

Not tonight, Wilbur.

Nothing can harm you now.

Nothing terrific about him.

Nothing.

Now attach the other end up there to that rafter.

Now climb to the highest place you can get to.

Now don't get lost.And don't get dirty.

Now go to sleep.

Now isn't that just the word for Wilbur?

Now let's get dressed and go to the fair.

Now run along.

Now take him inside and feed him.

Now that he was "terrific."

Now, aren't you glad, glad, glad?

Now, go to sleep.

Now, if we can just get him into that crate.

Now, Templeton, please.

Of awarding a special prize of $25

Of course you do.

Of course, they won't show up till next spring.

Of unremitting effort and patience

Oh, certainly not.

Oh, come, come now, Wilbur.

Oh, don't be ridiculous, Wilbur.

Oh, don't pay any attention to me.

Oh, everybody in the barn cellar

Oh, everybody knows it. In the fall

Oh, fine swine!

Oh, he's filthy.