Okay everybody, move aside. [pats her pregnant belly] Lady with a baby comin' through.
Scenes with Chicha
6 scenes"...I'm a crumbling canyon wall, and I'm taking you with me." Well not today, pal! [shuffling to dance] Uh-huh, uh-huh, uh-huh-uh-huh-uh-uh.
Pacha [uncertainly]: You just saved my life.
Huh?
Take him out of town and finish the job, now!
But, what about dinner?
Kronk, this is kind of important.
Not even dessert?
Well, I suppose there's time for dessert.
And coffee?
All right, a quick cup of coffee. Then take him out of town and finish the job!
What happened?
I'm trying to figure that out, okay? [falls and starts whining again] I can't remember! I can't remember anything! Wait a minute. [turns towards Pacha] I remember you! I remember telling you that I was building my pool where your house was. And then you got mad at me-- [gasps in shock, then turns back to Pacha angrily] Then you turned me into a llama!
Wha--! No, I did not!
Yes, and then you kidnapped me!
Why would I kidnap a llama?
I have no idea. You're the criminal mastermind, not me!
What?!
You're right. That's giving you way too much credit.
Don't worry your Highness. I got ya. You're safe now.
Maybe I'm just new to this whole rescuing thing, but this, to me, might be considered kind of a step backwards, wouldn't you say?
No, no, no. It's-It's okay. This-This is all right. We can figure this out.
I hate you.
Nooo!
I don't know about you, but I'm getting all funned out.
Uh-oh.
Don't tell me: We're about to go over a huge waterfall.
Yep.
Sharp rocks at the bottom?
Most likely.
Bring it on. [yells as they go over] Boo-yaaa!
For the last time it was not a kiss.
Well, whatever you call it, [Kuzco spits the water onto Pacha's fire, putting it out] it was disgusting. And if you would've done what I ordered you to do in the first place, we all could have been spared your little kiss of life. [Kuzco shakes off the water from his fur which puts out the fire Pacha has just re-lit] But now that you're here, you will take me back to the palace. I'll have Yzma change me back, and then I'll start construction on Kuzcotopia. Oh yeah!
Okay, now look, I think we got off on the wrong foot here. I just think if you really thought about it you'd decide to build your home on a different hilltop.
And why would I do that? [Kuzco throws the poncho over the fire, putting it out again]
Because [controls his anger] deep down, I think you'll realize that you're forcing an entire village out of their homes just for you.
And that's bad?
Well, yeah. Uh, nobody's that heartless.
Mmmm. [pauses] Now take me back.
What? Wait, wait. How can you be this way? All you care about is building your summer home and filling it with stuff for you.
Uh, yeah. Doy. Me. Everyone else in the kingdom gets it. You're the only one that doesn't seem to be with the programme, eh, Pacha?
You know what? Someday, you're gonna wind up all alone and you'll have no one to blame but yourself.
Thanks for that, I'll log that away. Now, for the final time I order you to take me back to the palace.
Looks to me like you're stuck out here because unless you change your mind, I'm not taking you back.
Because unless you change your mind, I'm not taking you back. Me, me, me. [Picks up an acorn and throws it at Pacha, hitting him on the head. Pacha looks round angrily] Huh? What? I didn't do anything. I didn't - Somebody's throwing stuff.
Kronk, why did I think you could do this? This one simple thing. It's like I'm talking to a monkey.
Whoa now!
A really, really, big, stupid monkey named Kronk!
Ouch.
And would you like to know something else? I never liked your spinach puffs. Never!
That's it! [**** trident] She's goin' down.
Now guys, from above, the wicked shall receive their just reward. :[they look to the heavens and notice a chandelier as an angel chorus sings]
That'll work.
Listen big guy, I got three good reasons why you should just walk away. Number one: [points to Kronk's Shoulder Angel] Look at that guy! He's got that sissy, stringy, music thing.
We've been through this; it's a harp, and you know it.
All right; that's a harp, and that's a dress.
Robe!
Reason number two: [as he does a one-handed handstand] Look what I can do!
What does that have to do with any—
No, no, he's got a point.
Look, you guys are confusing me, so, uh.... "be gone", or whatever I do to get rid of you guys.
That'll work. [they poof out of existence]
No touchie.
Agh! Demon llama!
Demon llama?! Where![screams]
So, what did the emperor want?
Oh, you know what, he couldn't see me.
Couldn't see you? Why not?
I don't know.
Well-well, that's just rude!
Well, he is the emperor. I'm sure he's busy.
No, no, no, no, no. NO! Emperor or no emperor, it's called common courtesy.
Honey.
If that were me, I'd march right back there and demand to see him and you know I would.
Sweetie, sweetie. Think of the baby.
Pacha, I'm fine. This baby's not coming out for while. But even if it was, I'd give that guy a piece of my mind. That kind of behavior just- just- [snorts]. I gotta go wash something.
You know, I am so sorry that you had to come all this way. But, as I said to you before, you may recall, Pacha is not here. I'll be sure to tell him you came by.
Oh, would you, please? That would be just great. [Yzma makes an exaggerated gesture that makes her knock her tea cup off the table] Oops. Silly me.
No no. [exhaustedly] Allow me. [Chicha bends down to get the cup. Because she's pregnant, she has trouble picking it up.]
Let's see. Lions, tigers, bears-
Oh my. [Steps out of a shadow holding the potion] Looking for this?
No, it's impossible! How did you get back here before us?
Ah.... [Looks confused] How did we get back here, Kronk?
Well, ya got me. [Pulls down a chart displaying the progress of the previous chase] By all accounts, it doesn't make any sense.
Oh well. Back to business.
Okay, I admit it. Maybe I wasn't as nice as I should have been; but Yzma, you really wanna kill me?!
Just think of it as...you're being let go. That your life's going in a different direction. That your body is part of a permanent outplacement.
Hey, that's kinda like what he said to you when you got fired.
I know. It's called a cruel irony. Like my dependence on you.
Mom, Mom! I think I'm still growing! Measure me again!
All right, Tipo. Stand still and let's see.
Mom, you and I both know that it's impossible for him to have grown in the last 5 minutes.
Mmm! Mmm!
Isn't it?
Look how much you've grown!
What? Tipo, get out of the way. It's my turn again. Measure me.
Dad's home!
Come Here!
Hey, ha ha ha! Ha ha ha! Come here. Ha ha ha!
Dad! I ate a bug today!
Oh! Was Mom baking again? Heh. Don't tell her I said that.
I heard that. OK, everybody, move aside. Lady with a baby coming through.
Dad, Dad, Dad! Look at how big I am! We were all measured today.
Oh.
I'm going through a growth spurt. I'm as big as you were when you were me.
Mm-hmm. Sure are.
That's not as impressive as my loose tooth. See?
Okay, Okay, you two. Our deal was that you could stay awake until Daddy came home. Now say good night.
Dad, do we have to?! [whimpers as cat meows]
No, you 2 can stay up. We're just gonna be sitting here telling each other how much we love each other. Right, honey? [coos]
Ew!
Blecch!
...GOOD NIGHT. [Both Laughing]
Your Highness. Your Highness, can you hear me? Oh, boy. Come on, breathe. Breathe! Ohh. Why me? Ooh! All right. [inhales] Ohh!
Aah!
Ohh!
For the last time, it was not a kiss.
Well, whatever you call it. [spits water on the fire] It was disgusting. And to think, if you'd done what I ordered you to do in the first place, we all could have been spared your little kiss of life. [shakes the water out of him, which puts out another fire]
Augh!
But now that we're here, you will take me back to the palace, I'll have Yzma change me back, and then I'll start construction on Kuzcotopia. [builds a house with a rock, sticks, and a leaf] Oh, yeah.
Okay, now look. I think we got off on the wrong foot here.
Um-hm.
I just think if you really thought about it, you'd decide to build your home on a different hilltop.
And why would I do that? [throws the poncho onto the fireplace, which puts out another fire]
Because...Deep down, I think you'll realize that you're forcing an entire village out of their homes just for you.
And that's...bad?
Well, yeah! Uh, nobody's that heartless.
Mmmm. Now take me back.
What? Wait, wait. How can you be this way? All you care about is building your summer home and filling it with stuff for you.
Uh, yeah. Doy. Me. Everyone else in the kingdom gets it. You're the only one that doesn't seem to be with the program. Eh, Pacha?
You know, someday you're gonna wind up all alone and you'll have no one to blame but yourself.
Thanks for that, I'll log that away. Now, for the final time, I order you to take me back to the palace.
Looks to me like you're stuck out here. Because unless you change your mind, I'm not taking you back.
"Because unless you change your mind, I'm not gonna take you back." Me, me, me. Moo, moo, moo. [throws an acorn at Pacha, who glares at him] Huh? What? I didn't do anything. I didn't do that. Somebody's throwing stuff. You gonna build a fire or what?
He's never going to change his mind.
How am I ever gonna get out of here? [muttering, shivering, stops shivering]
And so, it is with great sadness that we mourn the sudden departure of our beloved prince... Taken from us so tragically on the very eve of his 18th birthday.
Poor little guy.
His legacy will live on in our hearts for all eternity.
He never had a chance.
Well, he ain't getting any deader! [rips off black cloak to reveal a hot pink extravaganza of an outfit] Back to work. [The attendees quickly toss their candles away and get to work renovating the palace]
Kronk, darling, I must admit you had me worried when you mixed up those poisons, but now that Kuzco is dead, all is forgiven.
Ah. Oh, yeah, yeah. He's dead, all right. Heh heh. I mean, you can't get much deader than he-- then he is right now. Unless, of course, we killed him again.
I suppose.
Hey, look, the royal dresser's here.
Kronk...
I should tell you right now I'm kind of hard to fit.
Kronk...
I wear a 66 long and a 31 waist.
Kuzco is dead, right? Tell me Kuzco's dead. I need to hear these words.
Uh, do you need to hear all those words exactly?
He's still alive?!
Well, he's not as dead as we would have hoped.
Kronk!
Just thought I'd give you a heads-up, in case Kuzco ever came back.
He can't come back!
Yeah, that would be kinda awkward, especially after that lovely eulogy.
You think?! You and I are going out to find him. If he talks, we're through! NOW LET'S MOVE!!!
DAD, LOOK OUT!
Tipo, what is it?
I had a dream that Dad was tied to a log and was careening out of control down a raging river of death!
All right, all right, it's okay.
It was awful!
It's okay, it's okay. Tipo, calm down. It was just a dream. Your dad's fine. He just went back to see the emperor.
Oh. Like you told him to, 'cause you're always right.
That's right.
Well, in my dream, Dad had to kiss a llama.
Yeah, like that would ever happen.
It could.
Nuh-uh.
Yeah-huh.
Nuh-uh.
Yeah-huh.
Good night, you two.
Night, Mom!
Yeah-huh. Yeah-huh.
Nuh-uh. Nuh-uh.
Yeech.
So, there we were standing on the cliff, and the ground started to rumble. And just as it started to go, he grabbed me before I fell. Do you believe that? [Kuzco finds Pacha in a field of llamas; to his herd] You know, call me crazy for following this guy all the way out here, but as much as he tries to deny it, I know there's some good in him. Besides, I couldn't leave him out there by himself. He's a lousy llama. I mean, a really lousy llama. [smiles at Kuzco, who approaches him]
Hey, listen, Pacha, you know, what I said to you back at the diner, that, I didn't really...
So, you tired of being a llama?
YES!! [Kuzco and Pacha rush through the village to Pacha's house]
Okay, we're just gonna stop at the house and get some supplies.
And we'll be on our way, right?
Right!
Hey there, Pacha! Hey, y'know you just missed your relatives.
My relatives?
Yeah, we just sent' em up to your house!
What did they look like?
Well, you see, there was this big guy and this older woman who was... [to Ipo] Well, how would you describe her?
Eh, scary beyond all reason.
Yeah, that's it.
So, remind me again how you're related to Pacha?
Why, I'm his third cousin's brother's wife's step-niece's great-aunt. [Chicha gives her a suspicious stare; chuckles nervously] Twice removed. [sips her tea]
Uh-huh.
Isn't that right, Kronk? [Kronk is playing jump rope with Tipo and Chaca]
99 monkeys jumping on the bed!
One fell off and bumped his head!
You know, I am so sorry that you had to come all this way. But, as I said to you before, you may recall, Pacha is not here. I'll be sure to tell him you came by.
Oh, would you, please? That would be just great! [makes an exaggerated gesture that makes her knocks her teacup off the table] Oops. [Nervousness in chuckles] Silly me.
No, no. [exhaustively] Allow me. [has trouble picking up a cup while bein' pregnant]
She's hiding something. When I give the word, we search the house.
Okay, but I still have 94 monkeys to go.
So, while we're waiting for Paca...
Pacha.
Oh, yes, perhaps we can have a tour of your lovely home.
Y'know, why don't you just come back when Pacha gets home? I'm sure he'd love to show you the... [sees Pacha out the window signaling her to meet him in private] Well, excuse me, won't you? I think I left something in the oven. [dashes away] What?! [Back to Kronk, who a has a jump rope in each hand while Tipo and Chaca jump]
This is my variation of Double Dutch. On the signal, we switch places.
Kronk, it's time.
Okay! [With a twirl, Yzma is holding the jump ropes while Kronk is jumping one rope and Tipo and Chaca jump the other; Yzma growls in frustration]
So, we have to get back to the palace, find the lab, and change him back.
Hi there! Aah! [Chicha hits him with a frying pan]
That was him.
Whoops.
You know what? I don't believe you're really my great-aunt. You're more like my great-great-great...
Go. I'll stall them long enough for you two to get a head start.
Thanks, honey.
You have a lovely wife. They're both very pretty.
Great-great-great...
Grr! All right! Are you through?
...great-great-aunt.
Hey, was it a good idea to leave your family with those two?
Oh, don't worry. They can handle themselves.
What do you mean the door's stuck? Try jiggling the handle.
There is no handle in here.
There's not? Are you sure?
Alright, I've had enough of this. Tell us where the talking llama is, and we'll burn your house to the ground.
Uh, don't you mean "or"?
Tell us where the talking llama is, OR we'll burn your house to the ground.
Well, which is it? That seems like a pretty crucial conjunction.
That's it! Kronk, break the door down!
Break it down? Are you kidding me? This is hand-carved mahogany.
I don't care, you fool! Get out of my way! I'll break it down myself. One!
Okay, kids, you know what to do.
Two!
Right, Mom!
Three! [charges through the closet but then slips on a broom held by Tipo, then rides on a wheelbarrow and is covered by honey and feathers; falls out of the wheelbarrow]
Okay, children. On you mark, get set... [Yzma takes the place of the pinata] Go!
Ow! Stop it, you little brats! [sees Kuzco and Pacha making a run for it] THERE THEY GO, KRONK! THEY'RE GETTING AWAY!
Ha ha ha! Well, I had a great time. Let's not wait until the next family reunion to get together.
Kronk!
I gotta run.
