THE BAD GUYS IN: 101 Dalmatian

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Princess crying out for wolf's name, "wolf, wolf, wolf"

Then she bumps right into him, "oh...wolf" she hugs him.

"Hey princess, are you ok, what happened"

"There was this strange woman, she was stroking my fur"

"Oh, are you ok, did she hurt you" he bends down to check for any wounds.

"No I'm fine wolf"

"What did she look like?"

"She had black and white hair and was wearing these strange clothes"

"Well she's gone now, and if she ever comes back I want let her touch you again"

"Ok wolf"

"come on, let's go inside"

Little did they know, the bad guys lived across the street from Rodger and Anita.

"lf l'm this nervous about your puppies... what am l gonna be like when my baby arrives? How can you be so calm?"

"Nanny!"

"Oh, my goodness! Oh! Oh! Gangway!"

"ls it time? ls there something l can do? Maybe-- Maybe l can be of some help!"

"All right, get out, peek in through the window... and see if those puppies have come yet. Can l borrow your umbrella? Be careful when you open it"

"They're here! The puppies are here!"

"You're a father, Pongo!"

"2!"

"2!"

"You're a father twice!"

"Make that 3!"

"3! 2, Pongo!"

"Oh, my goodness! 4!"

"4!"

"15"

"Did you hear that, boy? 15 puppies!"

"14"

"We lost one"

"l'm sorry, Pongo. l'm so sorry.....l wonder. 15! We have 15 puppies!"

"Look. Oh! Goodness gracious! lt's a miracle!Anita, 15! 15 again!"

"Oh! We must call this one Lucky. Look! Look at him"

"Oh. Mmm"

"How's Perdy?"

"She's tired. Oh, bringing 15 puppies into the world, l guess she's got a right"

"Yeah. But they're so beautiful. You can go in now, Pongo. Here we are, Perdy"

"Yes, it's Lucky"

"Now make room, you others. Well done, Perdy.
There's a good girl, l'll leave you two alone"

"l'm glad l'm only having the one"

"Hmm"

"Anita? Anita? There you are! Where are the puppies? They should have arrived by now"

"How marvelous. How marvelous! How perfect--Oh, the devil take it! They're mongrels! No spots! No spots at all! What horrible little white rats!"

"Oh, but their spots don't come 'til later"

"You're sure?"

"Yes"

"All right, put them in a bag. l'll take them with me now"

"What? They were just born!"

"l can see that!"

"But, Cruella, the puppies have to be with their mother for several weeks. They're not ready to leave"