[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...
Aunt Pristine Figg Don't say it!
Aunt Pristine Figg Penniless!
Aunt Pristine Figg No more m-money?
[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]
[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]
If that's where my daddy is, that's where I'm going.
Do you have any idea where Tibet is?
[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.
[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!
[Tom starts to climb down the line. Jerry hops onto his paws.]
Down, please.
Aunt Pristine Figg [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]
[Tom, Jerry, and Robyn arrive at Robyn's nest.]
There it is. There's the cabin, daddy built it just for me. We come up here every summer. He taught me to swim, and sail, and fish. Daddy will know where to find me, maybe he's here already. I bet he is. [Ties the boat to the dock, Robyn runs up the cabin stairs and enter the cabin] Daddy?
Aunt Pristine Figg [A dark figure turns on an oil lamp, which reveals to be Aunt Figg]
Daddy– is dead.
[Screams in terror]
AAAAAAAAAAAAH! TOM! JERRY! HELP!
[Lickboot closes the door, leaves poor Tom, Jerry, and Ferdinand outside, and locks the door.]
And if you know what's good for you. You'll never run away again. Never.
You're not taking back! You'll never take me back!
[Grabs Robyn by the wrist]
Oh, yes we will!
[Screams in fear]
AAAAHH!
[Kicked my knees]
Ow, why, you little!
Aunt Pristine Figg [The oil lamp gets knocked as the cabin is caught on fire.]
You fools! Look what you’ve done! Lickboot, grab the girl and let’s get out of here!
Robin, the house is burning down, you must get out before it's too late!
No! No, I won't go with you! You'll never take me back! [Screams in alarm] AAAAAGHHH!
Aunt Pristine Figg Lickboot, let’s get out of here before we all fry!
Aunt Pristine Figg Forget her! We got to save ourselves!
