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Santa 39's task has turned out
to be even more difficult than feared.

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Now he doesn't even know
if it was 19 or 20 years ago, -

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- the Andersen family 
held Christmas last time.

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However, one thing is certain: a mousetrap
has been found on the family's bathroom floor.

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His assistant, Frits, sent down
disguised as a gas and water plumber, -

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- has fallen head over heels in love 
with the house's daughter, Putte.

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The barricaded family
Andersen again need 

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- a gas and water plumber.
The water pipe has burst all over.

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- Tage... Do you have?
- What?

10
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- Taken the scissors.
- No, no.

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You didn't hide it in
the basement by some mistake?

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In the basement?

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- Do you care to look?
- Yes, of course.

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(the doorbell rings)

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It must be the gas and water plumber.
Are you opening up, Tage?

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- It's the gas and water plumber.
- Is it them?

17
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- Is it them?
-Yup.

18
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Why are you coming? I called our
local where you are not employed.

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No, that...

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I am a freelance gas
and water plumber.

21
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It's the same as last
time, so Iets go look at it.

22
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- Shall I take your toolbox.
- But it's very heavy.

23
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No problem.
I am an old Home Guard's Man.

24
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We were once a few of us, who carried
our sergeant in a walking throne.

25
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Yes, and... on the other
hand, perhaps one shouldn't -

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- to interfere with
other people's work.

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It is this way.
Think it's the outer one...

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Remember the scissors in the basement, Tage!

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It is likely the
same as last time.

30
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Now it was supposed
to hold this time.

31
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Of course, the pipe should preferably
not to break here up to Chris...

32
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Christians annual luncheon.

33
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It is very possible that you will get
something out of talking about that, -

34
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- but in this house we
have nothing to do with that.

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- Have you ever held...
- Why do you want to know that?

36
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I don't really need
to know, but it's unusual.

37
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We don't miss anything.

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- Do you want to say that you never...
- However, it was unbelievable.

39
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Yes, we have also once been
victims of the misfortunes of the holiday, -

40
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- but it has been a
total of 19 years ago, -

41
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- we were young and immature then.

42
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- Does that mean, the last time you...
- 19 years ago.

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(the doorbell rings)

44
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Tage, are you sweet and open?
I have my hands full.

45
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And then remember the scissors in the basement.

46
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I open it, it must be the
gas and water plumber.

47
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No, putte.
Tage, go out and see who it is.

48
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- Tage!
- Yes, I'm coming now!

49
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Bummer, it's just the mailman. 

50
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Sorry, but I spoke to the
gas and water plumber.

51
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- Has he arrived?
- Yes.

52
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- Will you bring those scissors?
- Yes. Putte, go into your room.

53
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- They didn't show her anything, did you?
- I could never do that.

54
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I have a package for you, but
you must sign it first.

55
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Will you get the scissors or I'll
have to go to the basement myself?

56
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- No, no. I come now.
- That was the signature.

57
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Sorry, I'm been busy, so
if you'll sign.

58
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Of course.
Aase, what are you doing?

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When you don't get
to the mountain, -

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- must Aase Andersen
come to Muhammed.

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- H.C. Andersen?
- What have you taken, Aase?

62
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The keys to the basement. What
else can one take in your pants?

63
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No, now I have to.

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- Sorry, it was the receipt.
- Yes.

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Putte, then go into your room.

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- The receipt.
- Yes, go ahead.

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No.

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(the doorbell rings)

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I'll open up.

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Who is it, Putte?

71
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It is the gas and water plumber.

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Such nonsense.
He is standing on the bathroom.

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That's it anyway. Gas and water plumber.

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For the last time,
then enter your room.

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Uh, geez.

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What is it about?

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It is the gas and water plumber.
You called?

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Now I don't want to say it any more.
Are you bringing those scissors?

79
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Two seconds.

80
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We already have a
gas and water plumber.

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Why in the world did you call, then?

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Hell and tits, now I have
to have that receipt anyway.

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Just a moment.

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(the doorbell rings)

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- Just a moment.
- It is the gas and water plumber.

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- The scissors, Tage!
- The receipt, Tage.

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- The gas and water plumber, Tage.
- YES, YES, YES.

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Thank you. Hell and tits,
then I'm the one whose gone.

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A moment. Here you go.
Then I'll take it.

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- Fuddly-fudd.
- Cool, that's good.

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I apologize.

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What did the scissors look like?

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- As it ususally does.
- Oh. Then I follow, let me..

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Darn it.

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Hello.

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There are quite a few gas
and water plumbers today.

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- Yes... it is the season.
- For pipes?

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- No, water.
- Oh yeah.

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What are you reading?

100
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Fellings in Bruxels.

101
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I just got done with it.
Have you read it?

102
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Yes... Feelings in Bruxels.

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- It's really good.
- Yes.

104
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It's... really good.

105
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And then it's just
so damn well written.

106
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Yes, it is very well written.

107
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Even if there are passages that
you don't understand.

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Yeah, well, yeah, it's…

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There are passages that
you simply don't understand.

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- And yet you understand everything. 
- Of course.

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But do you understand
why she kills him, -

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- when she really loves him?

113
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Yes... It is...
She... I believe...

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- She loves him so much, she...
- Kills him.

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Yes... No... Yes...

116
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It's also because
she's... He's...

117
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She has hypnotized herself.

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How good you are at analyzing books.
How stupid I am.

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No... You certainly aren't.
You are sweet.

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What are you doing here, Putte?

121
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I'm talking literature with
the gas and water plumber.

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Yes, yes, and my
underpants are green.

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Come, we'll go into the bedroom
and choose another dress for you.

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This one doesn't go well
with your skinny legs.

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I'm done now too.

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- You handled it well too.
- Yes, Putte is cute, isn't he?

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Then we can ascertain that
it was 19, not 20 years ago, -

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- the family last celebrated Christmas.

129
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Then there is an error in 
the Christmas annals.

130
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There is one Christmas in the Andersen
family, no ones knows anything about.

131
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Did you find out who
made the mousetrap?

132
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No, and do you know why?

133
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Because you have Santa's
footprints all over it. Look yourself.

134
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Yes, indeed.
I have imprinted...

135
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All over it.

136
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I wonder if 39 should be
exempted from that task?

137
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One could consider giving him
an extraordinary early pension -

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- and occupy him
with private affairs.

139
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There are, after all, other Santas
who's duty filled and usable.

140
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And honorable.

141
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No one will doubt 39's honesty.

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- Definitely.
- No, not my words again.

143
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The case must take its course.

144
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Is it only the man in the house
who is allowed to go to the basement?

145
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Do we ever find out
what's in the package?

146
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When does Aase
begin to suspect Frits?

147
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And did he read
Feelings in Bruxels?

148
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Who in the family has made the mousetrap?

149
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And can you forget what a
pair of scissors looks like?

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Get answers and follow along
with the crime drama comedy.

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The next chapter comes
tomorrow on this channel.

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