P Puggsy
The name is Puggsy. What's yours?
[Starts talking]
I'm Tom.
Jerry [Starts talking]
I'm Jerry.
TA Tom and Jerry
[Look at each other]
You talked!
Well, sure, I talk. What do you think I am, a dummy?
Jerry You said it, I didn't.
Hey, you little pipsqueak, I oughtta– Hey! How come you never spoke before?
Jerry Well, there was nothing I wanted to say that I thought you'd understand, and there still isn't!
Alright, that does it, you little– Oh, boy, you get me angry! [Grabs Jerry]
Jerry [Jerry has just saved Tom from the alley cats.]
You okay, pal?
Yeah. I'm okay. But don't call me pal.
[Tom walks off, leaving Jerry dejected. Tom stops walking.]
Come on, mouse.
[Tom resumes walking, with Jerry walking behind him. As Tom and Jerry walk towards a bridge, a shadow looms behind them. Tom and Jerry notice and hide on the side of the bridge. After the shadow passes them, Tom and Jerry look up to see Robyn run across the bridge. Robyn looks around to see if no one was following her, then goes towards the stairs. Tom and Jerry climb back onto the bridge. They go towards the steps. Robyn jumps down the stairs and hides under the bridge. As Jerry climbs down the steps, Tom tip-toes down the steps. Tom accidentally hits a can, causing it to bounce down the steps. The can rolls over to Robyn's foot. As Tom makes it to the bottom, Robyn swings her backpack at him, but he dodges.]
Jerry [Hops onto Tom's hand]
Just us. He's Tom, and I'm Jerry.
Oh. I thought you were somebody else. I thought you were following me.
Well, then, what are you doing out here?
We're lost and we're looking for something to eat.
Jerry Yeah. We're kinda hungry.
Oh, well, um– [Opens her backpack and takes an apple and a plastic bag of cookies out] I've got cookies and an apple and–
Jerry [Tom, Jerry, and Robyn are sitting near a fire under a bridge.]
So your name's Robyn and you ran away from home.
Jerry Your name's on your locket. [Points at Robyn's locket]
Oh, yes. It's Robyn Starling. I'm afraid I don't have a home anymore. I– I'm an orphan. My mother died when I was a baby.
Jerry What about your father? What happened to him?
My father's on an expedition climbing a mountain, when the snow gave way in an– av– ava–
[Starts to cry]
Uh-huh, and he was the most wonderful father in the world. [Opens her locket and shows Tom and Jerry pictures of herself and her father] We had our own secret place just for the two of us, and–
Jerry And that's where you were going?
Uh-huh, and to get away from my Aunt Figg. She's not really my aunt, just my guardian. But she's taken over the house. She moved me into the attic and gave my room to her dog Ferdinand.
Aunt Figg was always calling me orphan. She even stole my locket and threw it out the window, but I climbed down and found it, and– and–
Jerry Kept on running.
As fast as I could, and I'm never going back.
Oh, smart, real smart, kid. You got a roof over your head, three sure meals a day, a warm bed. Who'd wanna leave that?
Jerry I hate to admit it, Robyn, but Tom's right. You never know what you're missing till you don't have it.
You don't know Aunt Figg. She seems sweet, but underneath, she's mean, real mean.
Jerry Aw, come on. I'll bet she's frantic looking for you.
Oh, sure. She's crying her eyes out for you right this minute.
[Discussing Robyn Starling]
Just pray the police find her, or we're doomed to return to the ranks of the peasantry. And you'd better hope this rumor that dashing Daddy Starling may have survived the avalanche is just a rumor, or we'll be worse than ordinary. We'll be...
[In a sinister tone]
We've got to have– money!
[Tom is walking along the corridor when Jerry, holding the crumpled telegram, runs past him on his way to Robyn's bedroom. Tom catches up to Jerry.]
Hold it! [Picks Jerry up] What's the big rush? [Drops Jerry, then catches him]
Jerry [Holds the telegram up in Tom's face]
Read this. Robyn's father is alive.
"Daddy–" [Reads the telegram] "Tibet"? [Continues reading the telegram] Hey! She's not an orphan no more!
[Tom grabs the telegram from Jerry, drops him, and runs up to Robyn's bedroom. Jerry runs after him.]
[Tom and Jerry have just told Robyn that her father is alive.]
He's alive? My daddy's alive? I've got to go find him. [Opens her drawer] He might be hurt. [Pulls clothing out of the drawer and throws them aside]
[As Robyn throws the clothing out of the drawer, a sock flies into Jerry's face. He removes it. Robyn throws a hat onto Tom's head.] [Takes the hat off Tom's head and puts it on her own head]
I better wear a hat. [Sits on her bed and pulls her sock up]
Jerry Tibet?
If that's where my daddy is, that's where I'm going.
Do you have any idea where Tibet is?
Jerry [Robyn pulls the bedsheets off the bed.]
It's– It's way, way, way out there.
Put your finger here, please.
[Tom puts his finger on the knot, allowing Robyn to tie the line to the bed post.]
It's– It's across the river.
Jerry Into the woods.
Jerry It's past Cleveland.
[Picks the bedsheets up]
Here, Tom. [Throws the line of bedsheets to Tom] Throw this end out the window.
[Tom walks over to the window, opens it, and drops the line of bedsheets down the front of the house. Robyn puts her backpack on. She looks down to the ground, then climbs down the line. Robyn lands on the ground. Tom and Jerry look down from the window.]
Tom, hurry!
Jerry [Tom starts to climb down the line. Jerry hops onto his paws.]
Down, please.
[Tom grabs Jerry. Jerry points down. Tom looks down and realizes he has let go of the line. Tom and Jerry fall to the ground. Figg wakes up, turns the lamp on, and removes her sleeping eye pieces. She sees the line of bedsheets hanging outside her window.]
She's escaped again! I've got to call Lickboot. [Picks her phone up]
