Editing Ash Ketchum Meets The Swan Princess/Transcript (section)

== Practice, Practice, Practice ==
(Cut to: Exterior, the grounds of Uberta's castle, day.)

Rogers: The musicians are not happy.

Derek: I know, but I have to practice.

Rogers: Oh, no complaints here. I think it's going to be loads of...fun.

Derek: The Grand Animal is never going to give her up without a fight.

Rogers: You're not always thinking she's alive?

Derek: If I find the Grand Animal, Rogers, I'll find Odette.

Rogers: Oh, Derek, you've looked everywhere. She's not coming back. The entire kingdom knows it.

Derek: The entire kingdom's wrong. Odette's alive, and I'm gonna find her. You ready, Brom?

Rogers: No peeking! Animals, assemble!

Musician #1: Rogers, I must object. We are musicians!

Rogers: The servants have the day off. We have to use someone.

Musician #1: But I'm an artist! Not a boar.

Rogers: Would've fooled me.

Derek: C'mon, guys, they're harmless.

Musicians: (singing) We are a band and not a band of animals, this masquerade....

Musician #2 (Bear): (sings) Is more than I can bear.

Musicians: (singing) There goes my reputation. It's awful, this humiliation.

Musician #3 (Lion): (singing) And I have the lion's share.

Rogers: Down on all fours, please, and growl ferociously! Liven it up a bit! I want you to strike fear into my heart.

Wesley (Rabbit): (growls)

Rogers: Not you, Wesley, you're a rabbit, for heaven's sake. Archers! Ready. Set. Go!

Wesley (Rabbit): (chuckles)

Musician (Fox): Duck!

Hans (Duck): Yes?

Wesley (Rabbit): (chuckles)

Musician (Bear): Duck!

Hans (Duck): What?

Uberta and Courtiers: (singing) Day after day all the prince ever does is practice, practice, practice.

Uberta: (singing) Thinking of her and the fashion that it was.

Courtiers: (singing) Practice, practice, practice.

Hans (Duck): (singing) He's not happy until he has attacked us.

Rogers: Twelve seconds!

Nobles: (singing) Day after day all the prince ever does. Practice, practice, practice. Thinking of her and the fashion that it was. Practice, practice, practice.

Musicians: (singing) If we had refused, he would have sacked us.

Rogers: Five seconds!

Musicians: (singing) Then we face a life of target.

Rogers: Three! Two!

Musicians and Nobles: (singing) Practice, practice, practice!

Rogers: Time! Animals, assemble for counting. Aha! Very nice, very nice. You scored plenty of five pointers, that's for sure.

Derek: I'm sorry, Hans. Why don't you take a few days off?

Rogers: Moose are worth two points. Sixteen, it's a total of thirty-two. Ten seven pointers and fourteen three pointers, with a total of two hundred ninety-eight. Well done, Derek! Now Bromley, let’s see, for you, and zero, and zero, and, uh...nothing, and nil and zip. And last but not least, the elusive 100-point white rabbit!

Bromley: I believe that's three thousand, Rogers.

Derek: Nice shooting, Brom.

Bromley: Well, write it down! Three hundred to two ninety-eight.

Derek: Oh, but, uh...wait just a moment, Rogers. I'm sorry, Brom.

Bromley: (chuckles) You're a grand marksman, Derek. One of the best. But it takes more than nice aim. It takes courage. That's my forte.

Rogers: Well, then. How about a fast round of catch-and-fire?

Bromley: C-c-c-c-c-c-catch-and-fire? You mean me?

Rogers: You're the only one with enough c-c-c-c-c-c-c-courage.

(Cut to: Exterior, Uberta's castle, later.)

Rogers: Are you sure you're alright?

Bromley: Uh-huh. I'm fine. I–I'm fine. Oh, too tight! Too tight!

Rogers: Oh, whoops. I'm so sorry.

Derek: Ready?

Bromley: R-r-r-r...

Rogers: He's ready. Remember now, aim for the heart, Right between the shoulders.

Bromley: Oh please, oh please, oh please...

Derek: C'mon, Brom...hold it silent.

Bromley: Oh please, oh please, oh please...now!

Rogers: Fifty-two out of fifty-two! Well done, Derek! Extraordinary courage, man. Just you think, one inch lower and that arrow would have...

Derek: Don't lose hope, Odette, wherever you are.....I'm gonna find you.