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[car engine rattling]
[chuckles]
[teacher] All your decorations will look lovely on the Christmas tree.
If anybody needs help cutting out, just raise your hand, okay?
[students chattering]
[teacher] Beautiful work, everyone.
Now, as it's your last day, I'd like William
to come up here and show everyone what you've made.
Don't be shy.
Up you come.
Go on.
Well done, William.
I think you should be the first to put your new ornament on the tree.
Come over, everyone.
- [students chattering] - [grunts, chuckles]
"Why did the little snowman get told off for looking in a bag of carrots?"
[all] I don't know. Why?
[William] Because he was picking his nose.
[all laughing]
[teacher] William.
Good luck in your new home.
We'll miss you.
[Mother] Your new room is so big, William.
And we've got plenty of space in the sitting room
for a really big Christmas tree.
We're going to have a playroom for all of your things.
And the garden is really something.
There are fields at the bottom and some woods there too.
[Father] I bet you're looking forward to meeting
your new class and teachers, William.
[Mother] Your teacher is so nice.
I bet all the boys and girls will be really excited to have a new friend.
[sighs]
[mover 1] Sir.
Now then, are you gonna help us shift some of these boxes, young man?
- Good afternoon, William. - All right. There.
[gasps] Momo!
[mover 1] Tip. Watch the doorframe there.
- Hello, Mary. - [mover 1] That's it.
Afternoon, all.
Let's give your parents a few minutes to settle in
and give you the chance to explore.
[panting]
It's so big, Momo.
Exciting, isn't it?
Lots of room for adventures.
[sighs]
- We both play, actually. - Really?
- Well, I try to play. - Oh.
She's cooking for 18 people.
Do you want to come and build a snowman?
[Mother] Not right now, sweetheart.
[guest] The children made them. Oh, I do love this time of year.
- [guest 2] Please, yes. Honestly. - Caroline, did you say
you're spending Christmas with your mother?
[Caroline] Yes.
[no audible dialogue]
[William panting, grunting]
[children giggling, grunting]
[children exclaiming, giggling]
I'm William. Would you like to play with me?
My name is William. Would you like to play?
[chattering, giggling continues]
[guests] ♪ Good King Wenceslas looked out ♪
♪ On the Feast of Stephen ♪
♪ When the snow lay round about ♪
♪ Deep and crisp and even ♪
♪ Brightly shone the moon that night ♪
♪ Though the frost was cruel ♪
♪ When a poor man came in sight ♪
♪ Gathering winter fuel ♪
[William] "Dear William, We will miss you lots and lots
and wish you all the best in your new home.
Lots of love, Mary, Arthur, Bonnie,
Paul, Lizzie, Jane, Alice, John."
[footsteps approaching]
- [doorknob turning] - [door squeaking]
Lights-out now, William, please. Big day tomorrow.
[kisses]
[sighs, inhales sharply]
[sighing]
[clock chiming]
[clock striking seven]
- [clock finishes] - [gasps, chuckles] Yes!
Merry Christmas, my love.
Merry Christmas, Momo. You said I could get out of bed at 7:00.
I've been waiting forever.
You sure it's 7:00?
I only heard six chimes.
I counted seven, Momo. Honest!
Well, if it's 7:00, I guess we should see if Father Christmas has been.
- Yes! - [chuckles]
I wonder who this one is for.
[gasps]
Merry Christmas, sweetheart.
- [kisses] - Hello, Rabbit.
[sighs]
[chuckles] Rabbit.
[chuckling]
[gasps]
[chuckles, panting]
We made it, Rabbit.
[chuckles]
Yes.
- [child] Merry Christmas. - [adult] Yeah. You all right?
[organ playing]
- Merry Christmas. Thank you, Vicar. - Merry Christmas.
[churchgoers chattering]
["The First Noel" playing]
[Mother] Oh, barely.
[chuckles] Well, if you don't have to move...
[speaks indistinctly]
- Come on, little one. - [groaning] Mm-mmm.
Time for bed.
[Father groans]
[Mother speaking indistinctly]
W--
Will do.
Merry Christmas, love.
[gasps] Hmm.
Hmm.
[grunting]
[gasps]
Whoa.
[chuckles]
- Good evening and Merry Christmas. - [gasps]
Welcome to the playroom.
I'm the Wise Horse.
Who are you?
I'm-- Well, I'm a rabbit, I suppose.
[toy 1 yawns] Who's there, Wise Horse?
- It's a new toy. A rabbit by all accounts. - [toy 1 yawning]
[toy 1] Ah. [groaning, straining]
[toys grunting, groaning]
- [inhales sharply, sighs] - [toy 1] There we are.
- [toy 2, grunts] Come on. - [toy 3] Let me see.
- [toy 1] There we go. - [toy 2 grunting] Oh.
- [toy 2] Oh, oh, oh. [groans] - [toy 3 groans]
[toy 3 chuckles] Doesn't look like much to me.
What say you, Rabbit?
Are you even real?
How do you mean?
[toys laughing]
I'm made of metal just like a real car.
And see these small, black circles at my sides?
- Real cars have them as well. - [toy 1] Oh, yeah. Mm-hmm.
- [Rabbit gasps] - In the business, we call them wheels.
Huh.
- Wheels. - [toy 1 chuckles]
And last but not least--
- Lion, come and wind me up. - [Lion] Huh?
[Lion grunting]
[toy 1 chuckles]
- I have a real, fully working motor. - [Lion] Whoa. [gasps]
All the Boy needs to do is wind me up and I zoom right past him.
Ooh. Huh.
- [toy 1 gasps] So fast. [chuckles] - [Car chuckles]
- [toy 1 chuckles] Careful now. Ooh. - Watch out!
[toy 1] Ooh. Out of the way! [gasps]
- [Lion gasps] - Phew!
That was a close one.
Lion here is real too of course.
Yes! Look at my legs.
They're jointed like real lion legs so I can pounce like a cat
and sneak up on my prey.
[roars, exclaiming]
And I'm a real king.
Look at my splendid clothes... [stammers] ...and my splendid crown.
These gemstones are real emeralds and rubies--
They're made of wood.
How dare you speak to the king of the playroom in that way?
I demand that you bow before me, you decrepit old beast.
- [growls] - [chuckles] Or don't bow.
I decree that the Wise Horse does not have to bow.
Forgive me, Wise Horse, you know how carried away I get.
It's these clothes.
They're just so splendid.
- [chuckles] - [huffs]
What do you make of this new toy?
- I don't like it. - [gasps]
If we let this so-called rabbit sleep in the toy box,
there's a risk he'd be picked to be bedtime toy.
- Oh. - Uh, what's "bedtime toy"?
[clears throat] Most nights,
they pick a toy out of the toy box for the Boy to take to bed with him.
Where is the Boy? When will he be back?
Enough questions!
We have to make a decision.
This toy has no moving parts and no joints.
- [Lion grunts] - I say we have nothing to do with him...
- Mm-hmm. - ...and that he is banished to the far side of the playroom.
- [Rabbit gasps] - Come now.
- Leave the poor thing. - Seconded!
Agreed.
- Well then. - Uh--
- Off you go to the far corner... - [breathing shakily, sniffling]
...where you can't be seen.
[grumbling]
[Car] Further!
[King groans] This is a-- [mutters indistinctly]
Back when I was new, there was a system.
Toys respected their betters.
[Car] It's disgraceful.
- [William] Can I go downstairs again? - [Mother] Come on now.
Straight into bed, please. You've had a full day.
- But I'm not tired. - [chuckles]
You were just fast asleep.
But it's still Christmas.
Can you get him some water, darling? Then grab a bedtime toy.
Um--
Uh, Wise Horse, what does "real" mean?
Does it mean having bits of you that move about or--
Don't listen to the others, Rabbit.
Being real isn't about how you're put together.
- It's a thing that happens to you. - [gasps]
When a child loves you for a long, long time,
not just to play with
but really loves you, then you become real.
- [gasps] - It's part of the magic of make-believe.
Oh. Does it hurt?
[laughs]
I suppose it does a little because loved toys
get so worn out from all the adventures they go on.
But believe me, it's worth it.
When children love you, they do it with all of their hearts.
[gasps, breathes deeply] Hmm.
If there is a more beautiful feeling, I do not know it.
I should like to become real one day.
Well, if the Boy loves you, then you will.
[footsteps approaching]
[King, Lion shushes] Someone's coming.
- [Car] Look out! - [King] Look out!
[all] It's time!
You never know.
- [Car] Move. Move. - She's pushing me.
- Give me some room. - [Car grunting]
Which toy?
[William] My rabbit!
[Father] Huh. Perfect. [grunts]
Sweet dreams.
Night night.
Hello, Rabbit.
Would you like to play with me?
Great. I need someone who's good at digging tunnels.
And since you're a rabbit, I figured you'll be the best person for the job.
What are we waiting for then?
[Rabbit humming]
[chuckling, pants] Wow.
Rabbit, you're the best digger I have ever seen.
We must be a million miles underground already.
[Rabbit] We need to be careful.
The earth is dry and the tunnel could collapse at any moment.
Us rabbits know about such things. [hums]
By my calculations, we're about halfway.
Where are we going?
We're going to Chisup.
It's where I used to live.
All my friends are there.
I don't have any friends here.
You have me.
You're right.
You're my new friend, which means you're my best friend too.
Gosh, I've never been anyone's best friend before.
[chuckling]
[chuckles, pants] Look how fast we're digging.
- We'll be there in no time. - [chuckling]
[Rabbit chuckles, gasps] I've hit something.
[strains, grunts]
[panting]
Hmm.
- A treasure map! - Hmm.
[Rabbit gasps] Wow.
[rumbling]
What's that?
- The tunnel! - [gasps]
It's collapsing.
Quick, Rabbit, we need to get out of here.
Hold on to me.
[panting]
- We're not gonna make it! - We will. We're almost there.
[breathes heavily] We made it, Rabbit.
We're safe.
[sighs]
Now that we're best friends,
we'll have to go looking for that treasure together. [sighs]
[teacher] Class, there's someone I'd like to introduce you to.
William, could you come up here, please?
Come on.
[breathing shakily]
Class, say hello to William.
[class] Hello, William.
[teacher] William, would you like to say a few words about yourself to everyone?
[breathing shakily]
- [stammers] - Uh, that's okay, William.
You can sit down now.
So, last week we were talking about autumn.
Can anyone remember...
- [sighs] - ...what happens in the autumn?
[children chattering]
Hello.
Aren't you the boy from next door?
Do you want to come play with us?
Leave him, Lucy. Come and play.
Quick! Let's storm the castle while the drawbridge is down.
I think the treasure's in the throne room.
[Mary] William, lunch is ready.
More lettuce?
I'm full too.
But no matter how much I eat,
Momo always makes me eat two more bites.
Listen, I've got a plan to find the treasure.
We need some magic.
George says fairies live out there.
If you want to meet one, you have to build a little house for them.
- Momo. - [Mary] Hmm?
Rabbit and I have finished. Can we go and play again?
[Mary] Have two more bites.
[sighs]
[Mary] Proper bites.
Whoo!
So, this is an official fairy house.
All we have to do now is say a fairy blessing.
Fairies flutter, twinkle and fly.
Come to this garden, above is the sky.
Fearless William and Rabbit say, "Alakazam. Alakazoo!
We need your magic, so do come here, do!"
[chuckles] Now, when we least expect it,
a magic fairy will appear and help us find the treasure.
Night night, Momo.
[Mary kisses]
Gosh, look at that rabbit. Let me take him away and sew him up.
No! You can't, Momo.
You can't take Rabbit.
All right, all right.
Goodness me.
I was only gonna fix him up a little.
All this fuss over a toy.
He's not a toy, Momo. He's real.
Okay... [chuckles] ...if you say so.
Night night. [kisses, chuckles]
[Car] The Boy?
Yes.
[Car] Said you're real?
- [William cheering] - [chuckles] Yes.
- You? - Yes.
Do you feel any different?
I don't know.
I don't think so.
- You look the same as you did before. - [scoffs]
You look like a toy.
But you're all toys, and you say you're real.
Yes, but we don't mean it.
We are just pretending.
And at least we resemble something of what we're supposed to be.
The lion has a mane.
- The king has a crown. - [King] Oh, well, yeah.
Look at you.
You look shabby.
- [King] Mmm. Yeah, oh. Yep, yep. - [Car] You've been torn.
And I hate to say it,
but I think I can see your... [breathes shakily] ...stuffing.
He's filled with--
[stammers] My goodness! What are you filled with?
[groans] In all my years,
what kind of toy does not have regulation innards?
How on earth can you be real when you're such a mess?
- [King] Mmm. - Enough.
What do any of you know about what it means to be real?
The Boy knows best,
- and if he says the rabbit is real... - Hmm.
- ...then he is. - [gasps]
- [gasps] Someone's coming. - [King gasps]
Rabbit, I know the fairy spell didn't work,
but we can't wait any longer.
We need to find the treasure before someone else does.
I think it's in the enchanted forest.
I saw it move, Rabbit.
I swear I saw something.
[Mother] No!
[Father] I don't think it's that much of a problem, is it?
[William] What's that, Rabbit?
[Mother] But he's always on his own.
That can't be good for him.
I-It's not just me.
His teachers have noticed it too.
[Father] Making friends takes time.
[Mother] It's been months.
How much longer can we leave it?
[Father] He seems happy enough with his rabbit.
[Mother] He doesn't have any real friends.
[sniffles]
- [sniffling] - [humming]
What type of treasure is it that we're looking for?
Is it gold?
Or jewels?
Or chocolate bars?
No, I don't think it's any of those things.
I'm not sure what it is, but I think we'll know it when we see it.
- [Rabbit hums] - [bird twitters]
[shushes] We need to be quiet.
- The forest is full of dangerous animals. - [gasps]
We rabbits communicate without speaking.
For example, when we sense danger, we stamp our foot like this.
[both chuckling]
We also do this.
What does that mean?
Well, it means hello and it also means goodbye.
Hello and goodbye are the same thing?
Right, because when you say goodbye to one thing, you say hello to another.
Every ending is just the beginning of something new.
[gasps]
[chuckles] You already did that one.
- It means something dangerous is-- - [both gasp]
- [growling] - Run!
[both panting]
- [grunts, gasps] Ow. [groans] - [panting]
Leave me behind. Save yourself.
Never!
[panting, grunting]
[Rabbit] Oh, no. We're trapped.
[growling]
- Hold on. - [exclaiming]
[grunts, sighs]
That was incredible.
I cannot believe you did that.
- Yes! We did it, Rabbit. - Whoo! You did it.
- Whee-hee! - Whee-hee!
[sneezes]
Are you okay?
I'm fine.
[sneezing]
[sneezing, sniffles]
[Mother] William!
Hmm?
Are you all right?
[groans]
- [Brown Rabbit hums, gasps] - [White Rabbit gasps]
Come see.
- [sniffing] - [Rabbit] Mmm.
- Who are you? - [chuckles] What are you?
I'm a rabbit. Just like you.
- [White Rabbit] Hmm. - Hmm. Well, you don't look like a rabbit.
- [White Rabbit sniffing] - You look like a toy.
I was a toy rabbit, but now I'm a real rabbit.
[Brown Rabbit] Hmm.
When a child loves you, you turn real.
That's how the magic of make-believe works.
- [White Rabbit] Hmm? - [gasps] Oh.
Well, can you move about?
[chuckling] Well, not really.
Hmm. Can you hop?
- [gasps] - [gasps] It doesn't have proper legs.
How can you be a real rabbit if you can't hop?
- Uh, I don't know. - [White Rabbit] Hmm?
You say you become real if a child loves you.
Well, how can you know for sure if this child of yours does love you?
Did it say so?
No, he said I was real.
But I just thought--
If he loved you, why would he leave you out here?
In the cold.
[Rabbit] Uh...
[sighs] Come on.
I-It'll soon be dark.
- We'd better head back to the warren. - Mm-hmm. Good luck.
Good luck to you, toy rabbit.
[White Rabbit, Brown Rabbit] Poor thing.
[whimpering, sniffling]
What are you doing out here?
Come on. Back to where you belong.
Where have you been, Rabbit?
The Boy left me outside.
Real rabbits came and said that I was still just a toy.
I think maybe they were right.
Maybe the Boy doesn't love me and that's why I'm still not real.
The Boy's very sick, Rabbit.
What? How do you mean?
- He's in bed with a high fever. - [Rabbit gasps]
We overheard the doctor talking to the Boy's mother about it last night.
But the Boy will be okay, won't he?
He'll be all right.
His uncle had something similar many years ago.
He almost didn't make it through.
- Many don't. - [gasps]
There's something else, Rabbit.
When his uncle was ill,
afterwards they burned everything he had recently touched.
On the doctor's orders.
They do it to stop the illness spreading to others.
So, tonight when they come in for a toy, you must hide.
For if you don't and you get picked, then that's the end for you.
- [sniffling] - [Horse] Do you understand?
[gasps] Look.
The doctor.
- [gasps, pants] - [speaks indistinctly]
- Thank you for coming. - Of course.
[wheezing, groaning]
[Doctor] I have to be honest with you. He's, um--
He's very sick.
Will he be all right?
[Doctor] I'm sorry. It's-- It's touch and go.
It's going to be a difficult night.
He needs you to be strong for him.
I'll--
I-I'll go and get him a bedtime toy.
[William groaning]
[Mother crying]
- [Lion gasps] - [Car, King] She's coming. Hide.
[Car, King] Get out of here.
[King] She's coming.
Rabbit, you must move.
If she takes you into that room then you'll be thrown on the bonfire.
On all of our adventures together, he never once left me behind.
So I shan't leave him.
[Horse] Rabbit, please come to your senses.
It'll be the end for you.
I mean, you said it yourself, the Boy left you outside.
[inhales sharply] Maybe he didn't love you after all.
That may be true, but I love him.
[sighs]
[wheezing, groaning]
Here's your favorite, my love.
[sighs]
Is that you, Rabbit?
[Rabbit] It's me.
I'm scared.
I know.
So am I.
I wish I was more brave.
I've always wished that.
How could you be more brave?
On all of our adventures together, you were always the one who saved the day.
You never left me behind.
You mustn't wish to be different.
You're perfect the way you are.
Do you really think I'm brave?
The very bravest.
My parents say we can go to the seaside when I get better.
Won't that be nice?
Maybe we'll find the treasure there.
Maybe it's buried in the sand.
We don't need to find the treasure.
I've found the treasure already.
I love you, Rabbit.
I love you too.
[grunts]
[footsteps approaching]
[Doctor speaking indistinctly]
Get the windows open throughout the house. Get some fresh air in here.
I was planning on making soup for him for lunch, Doctor.
- Would that be all right? - Oh, that's perfect.
[chuckles]
Now, everything that was near William when he was contagious
will have to be burned.
We don't want this illness being passed on.
So, sheets, uh, pajamas, toys, everything.
Good job you're here today, George.
That's all for the bonfire.
I'll see to it now.
I'll get me matches.
Oh, I'm glad little William's on the mend.
[chuckles] Won't be an hour till he's causing mischief again.
[chuckles] Well, as it should be.
- Now, I'll get this fire started. - Thanks, George.
[George] Turned chilly now, eh?
[straining, grunting]
[pants, sniffs]
[William] No! No!
[Mary] Please, don't upset yourself, my love.
[William] I'm not upset!
Where is he?
It's his rabbit.
He wants to know where it is.
- [breathing shakily] - William.
Rabbit's gone.
What do you mean? Where is he?
He was all old and worn, so we had to throw him out.
Why did you do that?
Look, if you're a good boy,
maybe Father Christmas will bring you a new toy.
I don't want a new toy, I want my rabbit. I want my rabbit back.
[sniffles, crying]
[crying, sniffling]
[gasping, chuckling]
[yawns] What day is it?
Oh, my, my.
Winter already?
I think I overslept.
[chuckles] Who are you?
I'm the Playroom Fairy, in charge of make-believe magic and suchlike.
My job is to take care of the toys that are no longer needed
- when they're old or worn out. - [sniffles]
[gasps] Why are you crying?
[sniffles]
I'm sad because I'm going to miss the Boy.
Because I'll never play with him again.
I'm sad because I thought I'd become real if he loved me.
But maybe he never did.
Of course he loved you.
My goodness, he loved you as much as it's possible to love another.
Then why didn't I become real?
You don't become real by making someone love you.
You become real when you act with unconditional love and with kindness.
Like you did last night.
So I'm real now?
Mm-hmm.
But if I'm real, why don't I have thick fur and proper legs?
And why can't I hop?
[chuckles] Good gracious, where on earth do you toys get your ideas from?
Being real is not about how you look.
It's about what's in your heart.
You loved the Boy, and the Boy loved you.
Look at you, for heaven's sake.
Look how worn out with love you are.
Some of the other toys say I'm very ugly.
Then they don't know what it is to be beautiful.
Now, I have a reward for you for being such a good toy.
[inhales sharply, blows]
[clock striking eight]
[door opens]
Now then, William. It's eight o'clock.
I thought I'd hear you tearing downstairs at one minute past 7:00.
Come on. Let me see a smile.
It's Christmas.
[chuckles] You've gotta smile on Christmas Day. It's the rules.
[chuckles] That's it.
Now, come on.
[strains] Feels heavy. I wonder what it could be.
[sighs]
Why don't you put your coat and boots on and take it outside?
See if you can fly it.
[sighs]
Hello, Rabbit.
[children giggling, grunting]
[children giggling, grunting continues]
Goodbye, Rabbit.
Thank you.
[chuckles]
Hello, my name is William.
Would you like to play?