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(Pinecone breathing softly)
(Father exhaling)
(soft dramatic music)
(footsteps pattering)
(Mair gasping) (basket rustling)
- Who's there?
There is something there. A beast!
You stay away! Get away from here!
Ah!
(footsteps pattering)
Ah!
Help! Help!
- Are you okay? - Ah!
Ah! - Get back inside.
- You need more men.
- Don't worry. I will get the men here quickly.
(gun blasting) - Leave me alone!
Run, run! What are you waiting for?
Get out! Run, run for your lives!
- Which is it, you mad creature? Run or fight?
- We have to hurry. Where are they? (breathes heavily)
We can't let it get far.
(horses clopping) (men breathe heavily)
- We came as fast as we could.
- Would you have let an old woman perish so?
And you standing but a mile away?
- Do you have us run barefoot in half-clothes?
- What manner of beast was it?
What is it we're hunting in these hills?
- It was as tall as a tree, as wide as two bears.
A brutal beast with fangs as long as your fingers.
- A beast that large?
- Our fate is in your hands.
You must go and capture this beast or destroy it.
If you cannot, we will all perish.
- I will not let a black cloud hover over this land.
- We'll cage the creature if we can.
If not, we'll end its roaming.
- Stop your prattling and move yourselves.
- On with us. The beast won't roam far from its den.
- And if it comes back here, I will crush it.
(soft dramatic music)
(bright orchestral music)
- There's Papa. I want him to take me to the river today,
and I wanna play in the water. (fire crackling)
- I am sure he's out getting us a delicious meal to eat.
The river does sound like a fun adventure.
- I wanna be brave like him. (gentle electronic music)
I wanna help get food for us.
- Your father walks far and he walks careful.
- How is he not afraid out there in the forest all alone?
- He is afraid at times.
Being brave does not mean having no fear.
- How did he get scared? He is so big and tough.
- Brave is feeling it and walking anyway.
Brave means your heart is strong.
- Strong like with big arms?
- Strong enough to stand tall.
Strong enough to stay kind.
Strong enough to help when someone is smaller.
- So being kind and caring is brave?
- The bravest hearts are the gentlest ones.
(gun blasting)
You stay here until I get back.
I'm going to check on your father.
(tense orchestral music)
(gun blasting)
- He won't escape us this time. Just a little farther.
- There's been gunfire. Not half an hour past.
Came from the east of the settlement
- We'll not have disorder in this parish.
- The shots carried clear across the parish.
- Where precisely was this firing heard?
- Beyond the lower cottages,
near the timberline past O'Malley's field.
- If it is a beast, we shall confirm it.
If it is something else, we shall discover it.
(soft dramatic music)
(bright folk music)
♪ I wake with dark moss on my feet ♪
♪ Fox on the hill, listen to me breathe ♪
♪ This forest is big and beautiful and wild ♪
♪ Every tree a story calling to a child ♪
♪ I will be brave like Father ♪
♪ He can move the tallest hill ♪
♪ If he can cross the roaring waters ♪
♪ Then I can learn his will ♪
♪ So I will walk among green ♪
♪ Through every winding way ♪
♪ In this sanctioned land of so many things ♪
♪ I'll prove I'm brave today ♪
♪ Fern-guarded streams ♪
♪ Blue bells that ring ♪
♪ Old fallen logs where tiny robins sing ♪
♪ I whisper his words into the curling leaves ♪
♪ Stand up straight, my little one. ♪
♪ Trust what your heart believes ♪
♪ I will be brave like Father. ♪
♪ He can move the tallest hill ♪
♪ If he can cross the roaring water ♪
♪ Then I can learn his will ♪
♪ So I walk among the green ♪
♪ Through every winding way ♪
♪ In this sanctioned land of so many things ♪
♪ I'll prove I'm brave today ♪
(soft dramatic music)
- What are you doing out here? Where is our son?
- I heard a rifle. I was worried.
He's at the cave.
- You left him alone? It's not safe for you out here.
I have men chasing me and trying to hurt me.
- I told you to stay away from the town and the farm.
What are we gonna do?
- We aren't doing anything.
You're gonna go back to the cave and keep him safe.
I will keep leading them far into the forest.
- Why don't we go back together and get Pinecone?
Then we can find a new home. We can leave.
- There's no time for that and it's too dangerous.
You head back and I will be back later tonight.
(horses clopping) (gun blasting)
Go get to the cave, quickly.
- Have you heard?
There's something troubling the farms these past nights.
A creature of some sort.
- That's men's stories after dark.
Talk travels faster than truth.
- The men have gone out with rifles. That's no story.
- If there's something about in those woods,
it's not been there long and it's not afraid of men.
- Three shots I counted and shouting after that.
- Men shout at shadows when the light fails.
- Shadows do not splinter timber
nor stand the height of two men.
- I'd best be getting back to Kit.
With any fortune, they'll find naught but a wolf
and settle the matter soon enough
- I'll be off then, my friend. Mind yourself, Davie.
(bushes rustling) (wings flapping)
(chickens clucking)
- Something's after the eggs again.
I seen it bolt toward the woods.
- Hurry now. Let's head after it.
(tense orchestral music)
(gasps) There it is. I see something moving.
The wood's gone still.
- Patrick, Patrick, where are ye?
I'd have sworn he ran this way. Have you seen it?
- I found not. There's no sign of him.
(insects chittering) (gentle orchestral music)
- It's near our weekly ride, Uncle.
Miss Bessie is steadier than most folk.
- You have a sharp head on you, girl,
but the woods aren't gentle. (crows cawing)
- I can handle myself, Uncle.
I've ridden those trails since I could walk.
- You've courage, I'll grant you that.
But courage without heed can turn quick to folly.
There's more stirring in those trees than fox or stray dog.
- I know those trails better than most, Uncle.
I'll not go wandering blind. (birds chirping)
- And I've not forgot, there's been queer stirring
across the countryside.
Stock gone missing, pens torn,
something running in and out of farms.
- It's probably just a fox or a badger.
If I see danger, I won't be foolish.
- That old mare is wiser than most men I've known.
But mind me, if there's truly something loose in them woods,
you turn back the moment your gut tells you.
- She's minded me better than most ever could,
and she's never once led me astray.
- Mind yourself now and don't forget a bite for the road.
Bring the bandage pouch just in case.
- Don't worry, Uncle. I'll be just fine.
- Be back before dark.
- I will, Uncle. Will not linger.
(gentle guitar music)
I know. There you are, old girl.
I knew I'd find you standing quiet as ever.
He's worrying again. You know that.
Always thinking the woods are darker than they are,
but we've ridden them paths since I was small.
There's not a bend that you know better than I do.
You've near raised me yourself,
kept me from foolish falls and worse.
If they're stirring in them trees,
you'll feel it first, won't you?
Let's get you ready to go on our adventure.
(horse chuffing)
It's going to be a wonderful day.
(gentle orchestral music)
(horse chuffing)
(insects chittering)
(soft dramatic music)
- Nelly, I heard something running through the yard.
Have you seen anything?
Many odd things have been happening around the countryside.
Maybe I'm just worrying too much. I have to worry.
I'm the only one keeping that girl safe.
It's been hard without her parents here.
I promised them I would look after her when they left.
Didn't expect them not to come back.
Enough of me blabbering on. I have work to do.
(horse clopping) (soft folk music)
(birds chirping)
(tense orchestral music)
(bushes rustling)
Now what in blazes is that?
(gentle guitar music)
(horse clopping)
(birds chirping)
(horses clopping)
- Where do you think they're going, Bessie?
(soft dramatic music)
It smells like trouble.
Let's head our way to the south trail.
We can get some hazelnuts for Uncle Davie.
(horse clopping)
- Sorry I'm late. What hunt is this?
- We're after a great beast. No common creature.
I found tracks leading to a cave and to the west.
- I will do my best to help.
- Where is Davie? Have you seen him?
Has he gotten word?
- I haven't seen him. Maybe he's already out here.
- We can't wait for him. We have to stay focused.
- What do you need me to do?
- You check the east side and I'll stay in this area.
Hopefully the constabulary will come.
- Sounds like a plan.
- We'll tread carefully and see this threat ended.
Take it alive, if we're able.
- I'll circle back after a while.
(birds chirping)
(horse clopping) (Kit gasping)
- What's the trouble?
- You'd best leave these woods. We're hunting a beast.
- A beast in these woods?
- It's no wolf nor stag we're after.
And it leaves no good behind it.
- This beast must be what my uncle Davie
was concerned about.
- 'Tis a horrible creature cloaked in dark fur,
and I tell you plain, there's whisper
it carries off folks into the wild.
- I have traveled these woods since I was a child.
I have never been in any danger.
- Times have changed. Now these woods are full of evil.
They are no place for a woman.
- I have never heard of such a thing.
- Do you need me to escort you home
before I head off after this thing?
- Bessie will keep me safe, and we will be just fine.
- That's fine. You be careful.
- We will leave now. You will be safe out there.
- Hurry now. Get out of these woods.
(horse clopping)
- A beast in these woods?
(soft guitar music) (horse clopping)
(birds chirping)
(Kit breathing uneasily)
(gentle orchestral music)
(Pinecone crying)
(Pinecone sniffs and cries)
Did you hear that noise, Bessie? That sounds like crying.
(Pinecone crying)
(insects chittering) (birds chirping)
Are you okay? I won't hurt you.
(soft dramatic music)
Don't be scared. I am here to help you.
(crows cawing)
Well then, do you have a name, little one?
- Uh-huh.
(footsteps pattering) (crows cawing)
(insects chittering)
- Oh, is it Pinecone?
- Uh-huh. Ah.
- Hello there, Pinecone.
I'm sure you're not the beast they speak of.
You are so cute.
Maybe it is your parents they're after.
Did they take your parents from you? I hope not.
I will get you safe.
I lost mine, but not recently.
It happened when I was just a baby.
I guess I don't really miss them like you do.
My uncle Davie is like my dad.
He took me in when I was just three months old.
He never treats me like a niece. He actually adopted me.
It means taking in someone that isn't yours
and loving them like they are.
You're hurt, you poor boy. What happened to your arm?
Bessie has just the thing for that. Bessie is my horse.
She is my best friend. You will love her.
Let's get you fixed up. I'll be right back.
Now let's go introduce you to Bessie.
This is our new friend. We will call him Pinecone.
Pinecone meet Bessie.
(soft guitar music) (horses clopping)
(crows cawing)
- There is no sound of disorder.
Where is the uproar that was reported?
(crows cawing)
- I'm glad to see you were summoned out here.
- Are you among the men hunting this creature?
Was it you who discharged a rifle in these woods?
- It was me. I had a clear shot of the beast.
- Where is this beast you speak of?
- He is not far, but there are only a few of us.
- We divide and sweep the wood.
Should the creature be captured alive,
it will reflect favorably upon this command.
- I don't think we can capture it.
I'm heading out to look for more tracks.
- Let's find this beast and get back before nightfall.
(gentle orchestral music)
(bright folk music)
♪ Hey ♪
♪ He came like wild weather ♪
♪ Laughing eyes with ancient smile ♪
♪ Older than the oceans, yet she's still a child ♪
♪ I know the kind of wonder, I carried it a while ♪
♪ I was found and folded in ♪
♪ Now I'm the one who will file your grin ♪
♪ Hey ♪
♪ Misty hills, sweet one, we ride, we run ♪
♪ You are my new friend unlike anyone ♪
♪ If the world feels strange and the road's too long ♪
♪ Lean in, lean on, I'll be your friend ♪
♪ Hey ♪
♪ They gave me a new story long ago ♪
♪ Another home, now I open up the doorway ♪
♪ You will never ride alone ♪
(eagle shrieking) ♪ Hey ♪
♪ Boots, you got me Heather ♪
♪ Here within the gale ♪
♪ Two hearts humming together in the same soft tale ♪
♪ Oh, yeah ♪
♪ Misty hills, sweet one, we ride, we run ♪
♪ You're my new friend unlike anyone ♪
♪ If the world feels strange and the road's too long ♪
♪ Lean in, lean on, I'll be your friend ♪
♪ Hey ♪
♪ Hand and hand on the higher road ♪
♪ Laughing loud at the old unknown ♪
(tense orchestral music) (horse clopping)
(intense orchestral music)
- You wait right here. I will be right back.
(bright folk music)
Have you seen Uncle Davie, Nelly? I've looked everywhere.
Uncle Davie, are you here? What are you doing out?
Are you hungry? Let's get you some milk.
You look tired.
I will prepare you a nice, warm place in the barn to rest.
You will be safe there. (cup clinking)
(Pinecone sighing) (gentle orchestral music)
While you're resting, I will find Davie
and try and find out more about this beast or your parents.
(Pinecone sips and sighs)
Come on, let's go get you settled down with Bessie.
(soft orchestral music)
(gentle guitar music)
(bear growling)
(Father growling)
(bear groaning)
(gentle folk music)
- What kind of animal are you? I am a bigfoot.
- I'm an Irish Draught horse.
I have never met a bigfoot before.
- You're big and strong like my father.
I'm gonna be big and strong one day just like you.
- Why were you wandering alone in the forest?
- My mother told me to stay in the caves,
but I was hungry so I came out to find food and to have fun.
- Your mother is probably worried sick about you.
- Maybe I should head back home.
- She's probably looking for you right now.
It's not safe out there with a beast on the loose.
- I've never seen a beast before,
but my parents will protect me.
- You be careful and get back quickly.
- It was nice meeting you all. I will be back when I can.
(soft vocalizing)
(gentle folk music)
♪ There's mud on my coat ♪
♪ And your name on my tongue ♪
♪ You sleep in that small room ♪
♪ I don't sleep at all ♪
♪ They said this world bites ♪
♪ Leaves teeth in the soft ones ♪
♪ I sharpen my silence for anyone who comes ♪
♪ I am a mother, a mother never fails ♪
♪ I walk through the dark till the dark turns pale ♪
♪ I carry your thunder inside my two frail hands ♪
♪ A mother protects till the last light stands ♪
(bright vocalizing)
- He's gone, Bessie. I knew it the moment I walked in.
I suppose he went looking for his mother.
I hope he didn't think I abandoned him.
I was only gone for a short time.
When you care for something, you see it through.
You don't turn your back when things grow difficult.
I will help him somehow.
I don't know what I will tell Davie
or how I will convince him to help.
- It was hard to get this bread order together
with that beast running loose.
I'm surprised you're not out with the hunt.
- No, ma'am.
I've heard the talk,
but men's stories grow larger with the telling.
- It tried to hurt me, it attacked me,
and the only thing that saved me
was the strength in these arms.
- How did you see this beast? (crows cawing)
- I saw it with my own eyes.
It was a beast the likes of which
I've never seen in all my years.
- And how is it you stand here unharmed?
- Maybe it saw my temper and thought better of it.
I screamed for help and it ran off.
- If that's the case, the creature showed good sense.
- Best get inside for the night. Good evening to you.
- I must be going.
- Give Kit my regards.
(gentle orchestral music)
(birds chirping)
- I'm sorry I was gone so long.
What is that on your arm?
You left the cave, didn't you? I told you to stay here.
- I'm sorry.
I got hungry and wanted to be brave so I left for food.
- You could have been hurt. Where did the cloth come from?
Did you get close to the humans?
- I met a human girl who was very nice,
and she wrapped my arm for me.
- Your father is out running from them now.
They are trying to hurt him.
- Oh, no. Is Papa okay?
Do we need to go help him?
- He will be gone until tonight, and he is doing just fine.
We are going to stay safe here in the cave
until he gets back.
- What's all this yelling about? Who you looking for?
- It's a long story, Uncle.
I'm looking for my little friend.
I brought him here and he was safe. Now he is gone.
- Calm down. I'm sure we can find your friend.
- His name is Pinecone. He's a creature of the woods.
- Are you talking about that little critter
running around the farm?
It's a fox. I chased him off earlier.
- How could you chase him off? He is not a fox.
He is a creature and not your average animal.
- What are you talking about?
You're speaking that town nonsense too.
- He is the child of the beast they speak of.
They are real.
- If they are real, it's not safe for you
around those creatures.
We don't need to get involved.
- We have to help them.
If we don't, they're going to hurt them all.
- Fine. You stay here and I will go check into this.
I don't want you in those woods anymore.
- I will wait here but only for a short time.
(tense orchestral music)
- How was your ride? - Not so much
as a broken twig out of place.
I arranged near the bog's edge and up along the stone wall.
Nothing living stirred but crows.
- There's ground yet unsearched beyond the bog.
We might take the north wood before dusk.
- We have tramped half the cursed forest
and found nothing but damp boots.
- You heard what Old Mair said.
- Old women's tales have sent us wandering like boys.
There's more talk of it than truth, I warrant.
- "Tall as two men," she claimed.
Covered in black hair and walking upright.
- Old women see demons in the fog.
Maybe she is out of her mind.
- I do not like the stillness of it.
A fox makes sign, a wolf leaves spore,
but this, this leaves naught but rumor.
- If it were flesh and blood as any living thing,
we'd have sighted it by now.
- It is not a common animal we seek.
We must keep trying.
- Let us ride then.
- Maybe the others have found more clues.
(horses clopping)
(soft dramatic music)
♪ Boots in the mud ♪
♪ Breath in the cold ♪
♪ Steel in our hands, stories yet told ♪
♪ He creeps up the fence line, eyes on our doors ♪
♪ Tracks in the briar, claw marks on boards ♪
♪ Smoke from the chimneys, kids fast asleep ♪
♪ One broken latch, that's all it needs ♪
♪ Hunt the beast before it hunts us in the dark ♪
♪ Like it walks and waits for our trust ♪
♪ We must bring it down before it comes for our homes ♪
♪ Our families are in danger ♪
♪ There'll be no rest till it's gone ♪
♪ Hunt the beast, hey ♪
♪ Hey, hey, hey ♪
♪ Weighing on our breath, now passed down in fear ♪
♪ Cows torn and scattered that goes out here ♪
♪ Then at the crossroads, lanterns held high ♪
♪ If not tonight, then which child's cry ♪
♪ Hunt the beast before it hunts us in the dark ♪
♪ Like it walks and waits for our trust ♪
♪ We must bring it down before it comes for our homes ♪
♪ Our families are in danger ♪
♪ There'll be no rest till it gone ♪
♪ Hunt the beast, hey ♪
♪ Oh, ho ♪ ♪ Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey ♪
- By heaven, we have the beast! Look at him.
Quickly now, secure him while the creature
has not yet turned savage.
(tense orchestral music) (Father roaring)
(Father growling)
- You're lucky I don't end it right here,
but you're gonna be leaving these woods for good.
- He'll not fit the wagon,
but the brute will walk back to town.
If he refuses, we will force him.
Drag the brute back to town.
And then let every man, woman, and child
see the monster that stalked these hills.
(Father growling)
- Another hunt finished,
and who would've thought such a beast
truly walked these hills?
- I surely did not expect a beast of such size.
A good thing we managed to capture him.
- I can hardly believe it.
The old woman wasn't mad after all.
- I will be checking in with the constables later tonight.
I won't rest until I see it chained up.
- I'll go into town in the morning
and see what they've done with the creature.
- I'm tired. Let's be off.
We've earned our tea after a hunt like that.
- I'm gonna check one more thing before I head out.
(horses clopping)
(gentle vocalizing)
(footsteps pattering)
(bushes rustling) That was strange.
What was that?
Come out now or be shot at once.
- Hold your fire!
- I didn't know it was you hiding in the bushes there.
I thought it was another beast.
- Would you shoot an old woman now?
Have you lost your senses, man?
- What are you doing out here?
I thought you were scared for your life.
- I came out to show you men how it's done.
I figured you might need a bit of help.
- The hunt is over.
- Where is the beast?
Let's clear these woods and be done with it.
- The beast is heading back with the constables.
- I just can't believe it. No.
Oh, no.
- Just calm down. You're gonna hurt yourself.
- I just can't believe it. No, no.
I said, stop! Ah, no!
Get away! Ah!
Ah, ah!
My leg!
- Get a hold of yourself, woman.
- It's all gone! Why, why me?
It's gone! Gone, gone, gone, gone!
Oh. Oh, my head.
This coat is clean.
You men had all the fun.
I was itching to get my hands on that beast myself.
- If you're finished, we can move on before nightfall.
It's been a long day and I'm famished.
- I'm not finished.
I will be the lead hunter in these woods.
Next time, you all will follow me.
- Now why would we follow you?
Why would you be lead hunter?
(upbeat folk music)
♪ You silly boys think you're smart ♪
♪ Leaving me out of the hunt ♪
♪ Sure he was still in nappies, lads, ♪
♪ When I was clearing stumps ♪
♪ I hauled three sons and a sack of turf ♪
♪ Up hills that broke your back ♪
♪ I buried plague and I buried pride ♪
♪ And still I worked the farm ♪ ♪ Hey ♪
♪ Arms of iron, skin of steel ♪
♪ Beast will roar when he sees me heal ♪
♪ You don't realize what these old hands feel ♪
♪ Arms of iron, skin of steel, hey ♪
♪ Hey ♪
♪ Then bring your sticks and shiny toys ♪
♪ Like the roosters on parade ♪
♪ I had a calf out breaching stuff ♪
♪ Then I ate your teeth one day ♪
♪ I fought to win with western wolves for eat mammies tail ♪
♪ I'll twist this creature's nose clean off ♪
♪ And use it for a pail ♪ ♪ Hey ♪
♪ Arms of iron, skin of steel ♪
♪ Beast will roar when he sees me heal ♪
♪ You don't realize what these old hands feel ♪
♪ Arms of iron, skin of steel ♪
♪ Hey ♪
♪ Who boiled bones when winter bit ♪
♪ Two mended boots with twine ♪
♪ Who dragged your frightened fathers home ♪
♪ And laid them straight in line ♪
- So mind your tongue, you giggling, pops
♪ And let your granny through ♪
♪ If there's a beast he's dealing with ♪
♪ He'll deal with me, not you ♪ (both growling)
♪ Oh, ho ♪ ♪ Arms of iron, skin of steel ♪
♪ Beast will roar when he sees me heal ♪
♪ You don't realize but you soon will kneel ♪
♪ Two arms of iron, skin of steel, yeah ♪
♪ Arms of iron, skin of steel ♪
♪ Beast will roar when he sees me heal ♪
♪ You don't realize what these old hands feel ♪
♪ Irons of iron, skin of steel, hey ♪
♪ Hey ♪
- You be safe out there, my boy.
(tense orchestral music)
(horse clopping)
(Davie breathing heavily)
- Any luck finding the beast?
- Where you been, Davie?
Now you want to show up to help with the beast.
You are never there when we need you.
The so-called best hunter in the land. Now look at you.
- Hold your tongue now. I've been tending to a child.
No time for foolish games. Where is the beast?
Did you bury it or is it alive?
- I captured the beast by myself.
It's heading to town with the constables as we speak.
- Did you capture the little one too?
- What do you speak of?
There is more of these beasts?
- It is harmless. No need to hunt it.
- The parents. That's it.
We only captured one parent. There is more.
We must go quickly. I know of a cave.
- Let it be.
- Why would I let it be? It'll grow up and then come for us.
Just like the parents.
- I'm not gonna hurt or capture a baby.
- Then the hunt continues,
but this time, I will not capture them.
- I'm heading back. You're on your own once again.
(tense orchestral music)
- Not so tall now.
I wanted to thank you, because of you, I will be promoted.
(Father roaring)
Beast or not, if you get out of line,
you will have to deal with me. (laughs)
(soft dramatic music)
♪ They came in the dusk for me ♪
♪ Pounding through the raw comfort ♪
♪ My family heard the sounds of hate ♪
♪ I told them run and don't turn ♪
♪ I stood tall between the guns ♪
♪ Took every curse they threw ♪
♪ Bit my tongue to taste the mud ♪
♪ So they wouldn't come for you ♪
♪ These ropes on my feet ♪
♪ Oh, nothing compared to the pain alone in rain ♪
♪ I can feel every shiver ♪
♪ Every branch they brush through ♪
♪ I tear down these walls ♪
♪ Every stone on this hill ♪
♪ Just to be there for you ♪
♪ They laugh at the tales they tell of a monster ♪
♪ In a rusted cage ♪ (Father moaning)
♪ Imagine my hands against the bars ♪
♪ Write my sorrow on a page ♪
♪ They never hear the forest cry ♪
♪ When your small hands reach for mine ♪
♪ Across the miles of hallowed ground ♪
♪ Across the years of borrowed time ♪
♪ These ropes on my feet ♪
♪ Are nothing compared to the pain ♪
♪ Of knowing my family is out there alone in the rain ♪
♪ I can feel every shiver ♪
♪ Every branch they brush through ♪
(thunder rumbling) ♪ I tear down these walls ♪
♪ Every stone on this hill ♪
♪ Just to be there for you ♪
♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh ♪
- I spoke to Fergus and you were right.
They captured one of his parents.
The constables took him to town.
(fire crackling) - That is horrible.
- They will make him a sight for all to see.
- They will hurt him and the baby is next.
We must help them, Uncle. (soft dramatic music)
- There isn't much we can do.
- There has to be a way.
- These are armed men, hunters and constables too.
I've spent years keeping you safe from trouble like that.
- But there is a baby out there and he's alone now too.
We don't know if there was another parent.
- Ever since your parents never came back from those hills,
I swore I'd never let harm come to you.
- The baby isn't dangerous.
He's kind. He trusted me.
- It's a beast, a creature.
- You told me once not to judge a person
just by how they look.
Everyone thinks they're monsters because they're different.
- Men fear what they don't understand,
and we are quick to judge at times.
- But he's still just a child.
When my parents were gone, you couldn't change that.
- I failed. I tried to find them and couldn't.
- This time you can help a child get his parent back.
- That was not the same. The creature is not human.
- You stood beside me when my parents never came back.
Then we should stand beside them too.
- You've a stubborn heart just like your mother.
- What is that smile?
- I will help.
- Why is Papa not back yet?
- I'm not sure. He should have been back by now.
I'm worried about him.
- Why can't both of us go look for him?
- Because it is too dangerous out there
with those men after us.
I don't want you to get hurt.
(horses clopping)
(tense orchestral music)
(both breathing heavily)
(Kit breathing uneasily)
(Mother roaring)
- Uh! (horse chuffing)
Whoa, now. This way.
(horses clopping)
(Mother growling)
(fist pounding) (rocks clattering)
- Ah!
(crickets chirping)
(soft dramatic music)
- Can you help me? My mom is in danger.
(sighs) Can you help me?
- Help is coming now.
(gun blasting) See?
- A rifle shot. (inhales)
I hope he didn't find the little one.
- I have to find him quickly before he gets hurt.
- Maybe it's not a good idea
to go looking around in the brush.
- We have come this far and I won't leave without him.
He's got to be out here.
- I'm not putting you at risk any longer. Hurry up.
- I'll be okay. Just give me a little longer.
- If we can't find him, we will need to head back.
It's getting too dangerous.
- Pinecone. Where are you, Pinecone?
It's your friend. I am here.
(crickets chirping)
(tense orchestral music)
(Mother breathing heavily)
- I'm right behind you. I'm gonna find you.
- Sir, another report of shots fired in the forest.
I am concerned this was not the only beast.
- You told me there were no more threats,
that the uproar was over and now you telling me
there are more of these beasts?
- My apologies, sir.
I will take the men and complete the mission,
and we will not disappoint.
- Move quickly and capture the others.
If I hear of any more trouble after this,
you will dine with the beast.
- Yes. We must get through.
- Yes, sir.
(horses clopping)
- Keep your eyes peeled. Keep pace.
We're almost there.
Bog is getting thick. Watch the path.
(crickets chirping)
(soft dramatic music)
- I'm here. You're safe now.
I was worried sick about you. I'm so glad you're okay.
Did they take both of your parents?
(Pinecone chirps and sighs)
- I'm sorry about your family.
Don't you worry, we are here
to help you get your family back.
(tense orchestral music) (horses clopping)
- Let's go! We're gonna get you!
Stop right there!
(soft vocalizing) - I found him alone.
This is Pinecone. He is the child of the beast.
- There is a good chance they captured both of them.
- What do we do?
Do we just let his parents perish or can't we save them?
- They will be held at the barracks and heavily guarded.
This won't be easy.
- We don't have much time. What are we going to do?
- Let us move quickly then. I have a plan.
- Oh, you're not as large as the other beast.
We might have to just get rid of you. (laughs)
(Mother growling)
(tense orchestral music)
(horses clopping)
- We're almost there.
(Pinecone breathing uneasily)
(Father growling) (fist pounding)
(stones pattering)
- I won't be held! Ah!
(wall smashing)
(stones clattering)
I'm sorry I didn't come back.
I thought if I let them take me, you two would be safe.
Where is Pinecone? (soft guitar music)
- I fought the hunter and let him away so he could get away.
He's in the forest somewhere. I failed him as a mother.
- You didn't fail him. I'm the one that left you alone.
- I'm sorry.
- You're a great mother and wife,
and I'm so proud of you.
I love you.
- I love you too.
- Now let's go find our little boy.
(tense orchestral music) - The beast has escaped!
- What was that? - What is it?
Can't it wait until the morning.
- They have escaped.
- I'll be ready shortly.
We will get rid of these beasts once and for all!
- It's a beast! - We must protect ourselves.
- How will we ever get to Pinecone
- I hope they didn't hurt him. (dramatic vocalizing)
- We must stand together.
- Why do they hate us so much? Why do they wanna hurt us?
- Because we don't look like them, they think we are evil.
- This land belongs to men, not beasts.
(villagers cheering) Tonight, the monsters fall.
- I don't want to fight them,
but to save our son, I will have to.
We don't have a choice.
- Look at them now.
The monsters of the mountains cornered like rats.
- You two, wait here.
- Stay behind me at all times. I will fight.
- Stop right there! (villagers yelling)
(dramatic vocalizing)
- Now Davie wants to show up.
Have you lost your mind? You side with the enemy?
- Listen to me. - Stand aside, you fool.
Do you want them to hurt us? To hurt Kit?
- All you see is fur and teeth.
Something strange, something different.
So you call them monsters.
- You want us to trust wild beasts.
Why put us all in danger?
- You're done!
- I have seen the truth.
A father protecting his family,
a mother defending her child,
and a little one who wants kindness.
- They are not human. They are beasts.
And you, you want us to love something evil.
- The real test of who we are is not how
we treat those who look like us,
but how we treat those who do not.
Is it their hearts that frighten you
or simply their appearance?
Is being different enough to destroy something?
So I ask you now, let them go home.
Let this be the day we choose compassion over fear.
Do not judge them by their appearance.
Judge them by their hearts.
(villagers yelling)
(soft dramatic music)
- Please don't hurt my parents.
I'm sorry that we look the way we do.
I wish we could change that.
We don't want to cause you any harm.
We just want to be friends and live in peace.
We don't look the same or come from the same place,
but we have hearts just like you.
We feel love, we feel happy and we feel sad,
but we don't feel hate for anyone.
(villagers yelling)
- What shall it be? What shall it be?
What do you choose?
- Let them live. Set them free.
Set them free. - Set them free!
- Set them free.
- He has said enough. Tonight, we let them live.
We learn to live with them in freedom.
- [Villagers] Let them live!
- I did raise you better than that.
- I'm sorry, Mother.
I was too focused on the hunt
to see that they were harmless.
- Mama, Papa, I'm coming.
- You are free to go, live free,
and you will no longer be hunted.
(soft dramatic music)
(dramatic vocalizing)
(bright folk music)
♪ Bare feet in the moss ♪
♪ Breath, fog on the air ♪
♪ You came to the tree line ♪
♪ Found me standing there ♪
♪ You flinched in my face ♪
♪ At the size of my hands ♪
♪ You ran from the forest ♪
♪ Said I did not belong on your land ♪
♪ We come from two different worlds ♪
♪ Hill stone and village square ♪
♪ You called us monsters for how we looked ♪
♪ Like I was a nightmare, not really there ♪
♪ Blinded by fear, you broke us apart ♪
♪ Tore out the roots of our tangled hearts ♪
♪ But loves grows wild where the wild things start ♪
♪ Oh, oh, our child lit the dark ♪
♪ Years turn like the leaves ♪
♪ I watch from the pines ♪
♪ We carried our secret down into your life ♪
♪ The one little boy with your laugh, with my strife ♪
♪ Left bread on the stone. ♪
♪ Sit down, I know you're out there, don't hide ♪
♪ His hand didn't tremble when it reached for mine ♪
♪ He said, I'm not afraid ♪
♪ Your the tallest friend I'll ever find ♪
♪ We come from two different worlds ♪
♪ Hill stone and village square ♪
♪ You call us monsters for how we look ♪
♪ Till our own small hero found us out there ♪
♪ Blinded by fear, you broke us apart ♪
♪ He stitched it together with one brave heart ♪
♪ Now love rings clear where the old growth starts ♪
♪ Aye, aye, our child lit the dark ♪
(soft dramatic music)
(bright folk music)
(Kit chuckling)
- And they thought I was the crazy one. Ha-ha!
(Mair laughing)
(soft dramatic music)
(soft vocalizing)