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00:00The Goblin's Soup Pot

00:14Once upon a time, in an ancient countryside, there were two sisters.

00:19The elder, named Anna, was a wealthy restaurant owner, while the younger, named Victoria,

00:25made a living as a charcoal burner.

00:28Anna, you're still sitting here selling food?

00:32The road on the hill collapsed, and many people were buried under the rubble.

00:37What did you just say?

00:38My family went to deliver goods over there today.

00:40I hope nothing's happened to them.

00:42You should hurry.

00:43I heard your sister and brother-in-law were there too.

00:47Yes, I'll go right away.

00:49Ah, no!

00:51My dear!

00:53Why did you leave me like this?

00:56Oh, dear!

01:00How will my sister and I live now?

01:03Oh, God!

01:05Why has this happened?

01:07In just one day, both my sister and I have become widows.

01:16From that day on, Victoria had to fend for herself to raise her four children.

01:22Their already difficult life became even more dire.

01:26Victoria, are you back from work already?

01:30Yes, sister.

01:32There's less and less work at the charcoal kiln.

01:35I'm thinking of finding another job.

01:37If things keep going like this, my children and I will starve.

01:41Um, could you spare a few scraps of bread for my children, please?

01:46I'm struggling just as much as you are.

01:49Where am I supposed to find extra food to give away?

01:52Here's what I suggest.

01:53My restaurant is getting busier, and I need help.

01:57If you want, you can come work for me.

02:00Really?

02:02I can work here.

02:03That would be perfect.

02:05I really need a job to support my family.

02:08My husband is gone too, and there is so much work to do at the restaurant.

02:12I can't pay you much at first, but I can promise that you all won't go hungry.

02:18It's better than slaving away and exhausting yourself at the coal mine all day for barely

02:23enough to eat.

02:24Yes, thank you, sister.

02:27I'll quit the coal mine tomorrow and start helping you right away.

02:31The sooner, the better.

02:34Starting tomorrow, come early.

02:37Wash all the dishes and dry them.

02:39Then, while I'm at the market, wipe the tables and fetch water.

02:44When it gets busy, help me in the kitchen or serve the customers.

02:48Yes, sister.

02:50I'll be careful and work hard.

02:52Every day, I'll give you some food to take home to the kids.

02:56They'll be a bonus if you do well.

03:00Thank you so much, sister.

03:11What are you doing?

03:13You nearly spilled hot soup all over us.

03:15Do you realize how hot the soup is?

03:18If it had spilled on us, could you have compensated us?

03:22I'm so sorry, sirs.

03:23I was careless.

03:24I'll clean it up right away.

03:27Look at how ridiculous she looks.

03:29Joseph, is that you?

03:31Did you throw that banana peel on the floor on purpose to make me slip?

03:35Your mother spoils you.

03:36Now you're becoming a troublemaker, always picking on others.

03:40So what if I did?

03:42If you scold me, I will tell mom.

03:45Then she'll surely fire you.

03:47Then you'll have nowhere to go to and nothing left to eat.

03:50Can't catch me.

03:51Can't catch me.

03:54What's all this noise about?

03:57Mom, Aunt Victoria spilled food all over the customers.

04:01You should punish her.

04:03I didn't do it on purpose.

04:05It's your son.

04:06He was...

04:07Oh, come on.

04:09He's just a kid.

04:10He didn't know anything.

04:11You made a mistake and now you're blaming him.

04:14Are you trying to drive away all my customers?

04:18I swear it's the truth, sister.

04:20If you don't believe me, you can ask the other people in the restaurant.

04:24Enough.

04:26Are you here to help me or to sabotage my entire business?

04:30I'm going to deduct this from your wages.

04:33Now go clean the kitchen, knead the dough for tomorrow's bread, and then you can go

04:37home.

04:38Yes, sister.

04:41Every day, Victoria would come to work and Anna would give her the same tasks.

04:48By the end of the night, her sister would only pay her with an increasingly smaller

04:52piece of bread.

04:54Victoria became cleverer.

04:56Each day, after kneading the dough, she would leave without washing her hands.

05:02Looks like we're going to have thin flour soup again.

05:05This dish is really something, isn't it?

05:08Yes.

05:09Just one bowl makes you feel completely refreshed.

05:11It's perfect with a piece of bread.

05:16Poor things.

05:17I'm sorry, my children.

05:19I've worked so hard, but all your aunt gives me is this tiny piece of bread.

05:28Yo, Lee.

05:29Could you please spare me a little piece of bread?

05:33I'm starving.

05:34Oh, sir.

05:35I'd love to offer you some food to eat, but unfortunately, I am not the owner of this

05:40restaurant.

05:41Let me ask my sister first.

05:45Get out of here, you dirty beggar.

05:48If customers see someone like you, they'll never come back.

05:52Please, just a little charity, and I'll leave right away.

05:57I haven't had anything to eat for days now, ma'am.

06:00Give me a break.

06:03Get lost.

06:04I'm a widow with no fortune, barely getting by.

06:08If you don't leave now, then I will release the dogs.

06:14Get lost, you dirty beggar.

06:16That hurts.

06:17Screw you.

06:18That hurts.

06:19Screw you.

06:20Sir, let me take you away from here.

06:23This evening, meet me at the turn in the road where the olive trees are.

06:28You know where it is, right?

06:29For now, I must get back to work or my sister will scold me again.

06:34Alright, I'll wait for you there.

06:38Sir, here sir, take this bread.

06:42This is all I have for today.

06:44But whose share is this?

06:46Why are you giving it to me?

06:48Don't worry about it.

06:49Just take it.

06:50I have four children and myself five mouths to feed.

06:54I'm giving you my portion.

06:56Don't feel bad.

06:57I've worked hard today, so when I get home, I will be too tired to eat or feel hungry

07:03anyway.

07:04Thank you so much.

07:06I'll be sure to repay your kindness one day.

07:11If you don't mind, I'd like to invite you to my home tomorrow.

07:14I don't have much, just some thin flour soup, but you're welcome to join us.

07:20You're too kind.

07:21I'll definitely come.

07:23You have a heart of gold, young lady.

07:28I told you yesterday, Joseph.

07:31Don't run around in the sun all day.

07:33You have lost so much weight already, and now you look so frail.

07:38Hmm, wasting food like that and still skinny as a twig.

07:43It's a waste to raise you.

07:45How are your kids, Victoria?

07:47Are they healthy?

07:49Yes, sister, they're doing well.

07:53We eat whatever we can, so they're never sick, thank God.

07:57I only give you a tiny piece of bread each day, yet your children are still healthy.

08:04Unlike my son, there must be something fishy going on.

08:11Leave the boy with me, go to the market and buy me some cheese.

08:15Tomorrow's the weekend, and I'm expecting lots of customers, but I'm out of everything.

08:20But it's almost evening.

08:22Maybe I can go tomorrow morning.

08:24The market is far, and my kids are waiting for me at home.

08:29Stop making excuses.

08:30If I tell you to go, you go.

08:32There won't be time left tomorrow.

08:42Hello, Aunt Anna.

08:44Are you visiting us today?

08:47What do your mother feed you that makes your cheeks so plump?

08:51You all look so adorable.

08:54We eat flour soup, Aunt.

08:58Flour soup?

08:59Where does it come from?

09:01When Mother comes home from work, she dips her hands in water and scrapes off the flour.

09:08Then she makes a delicious soup.

09:11So that's how it is.

09:13What a sneaky little mouse, stealing from me right under my nose.

09:17How bold of her.

09:19She thinks she can easily get away with that.

09:22Sister, I've bought the cheese.

09:25I'll knead the dough now and then head home before it gets too late.

09:28No need.

09:29It's already late.

09:31From tomorrow, knead the dough in the morning.

09:33The weather is too hot, and the dough might turn sour overnight.

09:37Oh no.

09:39What will my children eat tomorrow?

09:43Hell.

09:45Let's see how your kids manage with just a little piece of bread.

09:56My children will have to go hungry tonight.

09:59But how can I bear to see their desperate, hungry eyes?

10:07Young lady, do you remember your invitation to your home for dinner last time?

10:12Yes, I remember, sir.

10:14Please come.

10:15Follow me home.

10:18Children, we have a special guest tonight.

10:23Please be polite and listen to him.

10:25Hello, sir.

10:28Mother, please make some flour soup.

10:31We're starving.

10:33I'll start cooking right away.

10:36Tonight, we'll have delicious meat soup.

10:41Will it take long, mom?

10:44The meat today is quite tough, you see.

10:46It needs to simmer for a long time.

10:49Why don't you all go play outside?

10:51I'll call you when the soup's ready.

10:57Sir, please don't be angry with me.

11:00Last time, I have given you my share of bread.

11:03But tonight, our house have nothing left.

11:07Really?

11:08So what are you cooking in that pot there?

11:11I put a stone in the pot and told the children it was meat soup.

11:15I'm hoping they'll be distracted and fall asleep, forgetting their hunger.

11:21Are you trying to fool me?

11:23I can already smell the meat cooking.

11:27I wouldn't dare, sir.

11:29There's nothing in the pot but a stone.

11:31There's no meat.

11:33Then why don't you have a look on the pot again?

11:35I'm sure I smell real meat.

11:39Oh! How is there meat soup here?

11:43I'm certain I only put a stone in.

11:49Well, you don't have a delicious pot of soup.

11:52Why don't you check the cellar?

11:54I also smell freshly baked bread and some fine, fine wine down there as well.

12:02It's true. There's bread and wine.

12:05This is miraculous.

12:07Who are you, really?

12:08Father!

12:10I'm just an old goblin from the forest who happened to run into you.

12:14I told you before that I would repay your kindness, didn't I?

12:17Father!

12:19From now on, you'll never have to worry about food again,

12:22because your pot over there will always be full.

12:28Thank you so much.

12:30Now, call the children in to eat.

12:32They must be starving.

12:34Afterward, I still have some business to settle with your sister and her troublesome son.

12:41What are you going to do?

12:43Please, forgive my sister and nephew.

12:46I appreciate your kind heart, my dear,

12:49but I just can't let it go like that.

12:51We goblins have a rule that's been around for thousands of years,

12:55and that is, we must give everyone what they deserve.

13:00As the goblin said, everyone gets what they deserve.

13:05Thanks to his magic, Victoria and her children enjoyed the most sumptuous meal of their lives

13:12with meat soup, bread, and fine wine.

13:19You strange old man, where do you think you're going?

13:22Get out of my restaurant!

13:24From now on, every time you curse someone, your teeth will ache terribly.

13:31Oh no, old man, why do my teeth hurt so much?

13:36I'll show you, old man, how dare you upset my mother.

13:40You unruly child! You need a lesson!

13:46Arrgh, please! I'm sorry! Stop hitting me! Stop hitting me!

13:51From then on, every time the elder sister or her son cursed,

13:58their teeth would ache and their bodies would feel like they were being beaten.

14:03The old goblin returned to his three thousand year old tree

14:07and settled in for another three hundred years of rest.

14:21The End

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