Song first

Narrative 1 : Once upon a time at the beginning there's an old lady namely
Madame,she has a Butler named Edgar and a 1 Dutchess that had a 3
Little kittens named Marie the girl, Berlioz the boy and another boy which is
toulousse bug before we continue our lovely story lemme start at the
begging...

Narrative 2: (grooooo grooo;carriage zooming down the aisle)

It was a dark and undivulged night madame was in a carriage driven by his
butler Edgar ,upon returning home, she is expecting her lawyer and long
time friend named George to come talk about some business
matters..after a long wait Goerge came..Goerge began to arrange the will
that madame is going to leave her fortune to the dutchess and the kittens
and let Edgar take care of the cats until their death when he will inherit the
vast wealth himself. Not knowing that Edgar overheard her intentions
through the pipes, fearful that he will be dead before he can inherit. This
pushed him to kidnap the cats and drop them off in the French countryside

(While narrating, they are preparing and got in the carriage note: inaudible)

(The ALLEY CATS exit.)

MADAME

It's so nice to be home.

ARISTOCATS

Meow.

MADAME

Duchess, Kittens-I had a nice visit with my attorney today. We've made out
my will and I've decided to leave you all my money.

ARISTOCATS

Meow?

MADAME
Yes, money. And Edgar can take care of you for the rest of your lives! Isn't
that wonderful?

(MADAME exits.)

EDGAR

(aside)

What? What? What-what what?!? Noll (EDGAR storms off.)

DUCHESS

All right now, darlings. Time for your lessons. Line up. (MARIE moves to
the front of the ARISTOKITTEN line.)

MARY

Me first, me first

BERLIOZ

Why should you be first?

MARY

Because I'm a lady.

TOULOUSSE

You're not a lady, you're a sister.

BERLIOZ

Mama!

DUCHESS

No shouting, Kittens. Use your inside voices

BERLIOZ
But Marie cut in line!

MARIE
Ladies do not "cut" - they deserve to be in front.
TOULOUSE
That's cheating!

MARIE
Ladies do not cheat. They get their way.

DUCHESS
Now Kittens, you must not fight.

TOULOUSE
But someday we might have to fight some tough Alley Cats, like the ones
we saw today...(shadow-clawing)Meow-fft! Meow-fft!

DUCHESS
Toulouse! Aristocats do not fight. Aristocats behave like ladies and
gentlemen.

TOULOUSE
Yes, Mama.

(Toulousse went to paint while berlioz and mary went to the piano and sang
their song)

DUCHESS
now now kids, can you sing a beautiful song for mother?

MARY
Will do mommy!

BERLIOZ
*starts playing piano*

MARY
Do mi sol do do sol mi do
Every truly cultured music student knows
You must learn your scales and your arpeggios

DUCHESS
Do mi sol do do sol mi do
Do mi sol do do sol mi do....

NARRATOR
The duchess and the kittens sang happily not until the edgar showed up
with a delicious food for the aristocats

(Different scene-Edgar making food for the kittens)

EDGAR
Ah, good evening, my little ones. [Humming "Rock-A-Bye-Baby"]

(Mixing the pot and puts pills in it. After mixing for a little while he almost
took a sip from it)

EDGAR
Woopsies, slip of the hand and off to dreamland!

(He went where the cats were)

EDGAR
Your favorite dish is prepared in a very special way. It's creme de la creme
ala Edgar. Sleep well. I-l mean, eat-- Eat well, of course.

ROQUEFORT
Ahem, good evening Duchess and kittens

Marie: Hello, Roquefort.

Toulouse: Hi, Roquefort.

Duchess: Good evening, Monsieur Roquefort.

Roquefort: [Sniffing] Mm! Something smells awfully good. [Chuckling,

Sniffing]

Marie: It's creme de la creme a la Edgar.

Duchess: So, why won't you join us, Monsieur Roquefort?

Roquefort: Well, yes. I-l mean-- Well, I don't mean to interrupt. But--
[Chuckles] But it so happens... that... I have a cracker with me.

Berlioz: Come on, " Rodeford." Have some.

Roquefort: Oh, thank you. Don't mind if I do. Oh! It's "Roquefort". Young
cat. "Roquefort".

Berlioz: [sighs] It's really hard to pronounce your name, man.

Roquefort: It's not really hard, Berlioz. And I'm not a man either. You
should pronounce my name correctly.

Berlioz: Just a nickname I gave you, "Roque-fort"?

Roquefort: That's it! You've got it! Now, just a few dunks. Mm. Ooh. Very
good. My compliments to the chef.

Marie: Mm! This is yummy!

Roquefort: Mm. [Smacking Lips] Delicious! Double delicious! [Chuckling]

Now this calls for another cracker. I'll be right back, y'all.

Berlioz: Okay. [Yawns]

Roquefort: [Yawns] So, that's... Creme... de la creme... ala Edgar.

Narrator: Edgar's envy and ambition has led him to this point. He plans to
take Duchess and the kittens while they're asleep and throw them off
somewhere far. He thought that maybe if the cats were gone, he could
have all the fortune for himself.

While Madame and Georges were asleep, he took the kittens and gently
lay the kittens in a basket and took off.

(while narrator is speaking edgar is walking to throw off the basket)

(In a new scene)

Duchess: Oh! Oh, where am I? I'm not at home at all. Children, where are
you? Answer me please. Berlioz? Toulouse, Marie, where are you?

Marie: Here I am, Mama.

Duchess: Marie, darling. Are you all right?

Marie: Mama, l guess I had a nightmare and fell out of bed.

Duchess: Now, Marie, darling, don't be frightened. Everyone can have

nightmares sometimes. Right?
Berlioz: [offscreen] Mama! (2x)

Duchess: Why that's Berlioz! Come here Berlioz

Berlioz: I'm coming, Mama. Gee, I'm cold and I'm w-wet.

Duchess: Now, now, darlings. Darlings, now you just stay here, and I'll go
and I'll look for Toulouse. [offscreen] Toulouse? Toulouse, where are you?

Marie: Toulouse!

Marie and Berlioz: Toulouse!

Marie: [offscreen] Toulouse!

Toulouse: Hey, guys. What's all the yellin' about, huh?

Marie: Mama! He's been here all the time.

Duchess: Oh, thank goodness. Oh, are you all right?

Toulouse: I was having a funny dream. Edgar was in it. And we were all
riding and bouncing along--

[Frogs Croaking]

Toulouse: Frogs? Uh-oh. It wasn't a dream, was it?

Duchess: Edgar did this to us? Why Edgar? Tsk! Oh! Darling, why, that--
Why, that's ridiculous.

[Thunder Crashing]

Berlioz [offscreen] I wish we were home with Madame right now.

Duchess: Oh. Poor Madame. She will be so worried when she finds us
gone.

Narrator: After Edgar reached his destination, Two dogs chased edgar
which caused him to drop the basket under a shallow bridge. Duchess and
the kittens find themselves confused and worried for madame. Madame
had a dream of having a dream about the cats vanishing which turned out
to be true.
Madame Adelaide Bonfamille: Duchess? Kittens? Oh, my gracious! I had
the most horrible dream about them. Thank goodness it was only a dream.
Oh, dear, what a terrible night. Now, now, my darlings. Don't be frightened.
The storm will soon pass.

[tries to find the cats]

Madame Adelaide Bonfamille: Oh! Oh, no! They're gone! Duchess?

Kittens! Duchess! Where are you?

Roquefort: Duchess, kittens, gone? Why, that's terrible! But where? Why?
Good heavens! Anything could happen to them on a night like this weather!
Duchess!Kittens(2x)

(back to the scene of the cats)

[Birds Chirping, Rooster Crowing ln Distance]

O'Malley: Oh my,meeting a gorgeous cat is such a blessing today, im

thomas o malley the most handsome man in the area.
Duchess: [Laughing] Why, monsieur, your name seems to cover all of
Europe.

O'Malley: Well, of course. I'm the only cat of my kind. [Singing] I'm king of
the highway Prince of the boulevard

Toulouse: Oh, boy! An alley cat. (whispering)

Marie: Shh! Listen

Duchess: [Laughing] You are a great talent.

O'Malley: Oh, thank you. And what might your name be?

Duchess: My name is Duchess.

O'Malley: Duchess. Beautiful. Love it. And those eyes of yours. Ooh. Why,
your eyes are like sapphires, sparkling so bright.

Marie: How romantic!

Berlioz: Sissy stuff!

Duchess: Oh, monsieur. Very poetic. But it is not quite Shakespeare.

O'Malley: Of course not. That's pure O'Malley, baby. [winks]

Duchess: Oh, no more, please. I am really in a great deal of trouble.

O'Malley: Trouble? Helping a damsels in distress is my specialty. Now

what's the hang-up, your ladyship?

Duchess: Well, it is most important that we get back to Paris where we

lived. So if you would be just so kind
and show me the way.

O'Malley: Show you the way? We shall fly to Paris on a magic carpet, side
by side,
with the stars as our guide. Just us two.

Marie: Ooh, that would be wonderful, sir!

O'Malley: Three? (offscreen) Four. (onscreen) Five !

Duchess: (offscreen) Oh, yes, Monsieur O'Malley. These are my children.

(onscreen) Please introduce yourselves to him, darlings.

Marie: Hi, I'm Marie.

Toulouse: I'm Toulouse.
Berlioz: And I'm Berlioz.

Duchess: Could you help use monsieur o malley?

O'Malley: What I had in mind was a kind of a sports model, baby. You
know, I mean, one of those--

Duchess: [Sighing] I understand perfectly, Monsieur O'Malley, sir. Well,

come along, darlings.

Marie: [Sighing] It's really pleasant to meet you, Monsieur O'Malley sir.

Toulouse: Hey, big guy, I'm a tough alley cat too. [Hissing]

O'Malley: Hey there, bud! You're comin' on. I'll bet you're a real tiger in
your neighborhood, huh?

Duchess: Now, Toulouse. Come along, dear. There's no time for

chattering.

O'Malley: Come to think of it, O'Malley, you're not a cat, you're a rat. Hey!
Hey, hold up there.

Duchess: Yes, Monsieur O'Malley?

O'Malley: Now look, kids. If I said "magic carpet," okay? Magic carpet it's
gonna be. And it's gonna stop
for passengers... right... here.

Berlioz: Oh, boy, man! We're gonna fly after all!

Duchess: Another flight into the fantasy, Monsieur O'Malley?

O'Malley: No, no, no, baby. None of that.

Kittens: Alright!

(Vehicle approached them and they hurriedly got in)

Duchess: [chuckling] what a strange magic carpet

Marie: Thank you, Mr. O'Malley, for helping us

O'Malley: No trouble at all, little princess. And when we get to Paris, folks,
I'll show you the time of your life.

Duchess: Oh, I'm so sorry for our owner, but, well, we just couldn't. You
see, her name's Mrs. Madame Bonfamille, she will be so worried about us.

O'Malley: Well, humans don't really worry too much about their pets.

Duchess: Oh, no, Monsieur O'Malley! You just don't understand.

O'Malley: I don't understand? What are you talking about?

Duchess: Madame. She loves us very much.

Narrator: Duchess and the kittens stumbled upon an alley cat named
Thomas o malley. It seemed like he fell in love with Duchess which made
him eager to help them with their problem. While on the other side, Edgar is
happily doing his chores and talking about his evil doing not knowing that
roqeufort heard him.

Duchess: [ Sighing ] I don't know what to say. I only wish that l--

O'Malley: Maybe just a short, sweet goodbye would be easiest.

Duchess: I'll never forget you, Thomas O'Malley. Bye.

Duchess and Kittens: meows

Roquefort: Don't come in ! Look out for Edgar ! (inside the house)

Edgar Balthazar: Duchess, wherever have you been ? (proceeds to put

the cats inside a crate)

Edgar Balthazar: You came back? Oh, it just isn't fair !

(Hides the crate)

Madame Adelaide Bonfamille: [offscreen] Edgar! Edgar, come quickly!

Edgar Balthazar: Coming, Madame! Coming! I'll take care of you later.

Madame Adelaide Bonfamille: Oh, Edgar, they're back ! I heard them !

Hurry, hurry! Let them in ! Duchess ? Kittens ? Come here, my darlings.?
Come on.

Edgar Balthazar: Uh, allow me, Madame. Here, kitty, kitty, kitty, kitty, kitty,
kitty ! Here, kitty, kitty, kitty, kitty, kitty, kitty, kitty !

(Crate scene)

Roquefort: His name is O'What ?

Duchess: [offscreen] His name is O'Malley. O'Malley!

Marie: [offscreen] Abraham de Lacy Giuseppe Casey!

Duchess: [offscreen] Oh, never mind, Marie. Run! Move! Go get him !

Roquefort: Yes, yes ! I'm on my way !

Narrator: When the cats finally reached their destination, they didn't know
the trouble awaiting them. Good thing that Roquefort was there to help
them.

Roquefort: I've got to find him. Oh, that must be him! Mr. O'Malley !
[ Grunting ] Hey ! Stop !

O'Malley: What do you want?

Roquefort: [ Panting ] Mr. O'Malley, I've heard your name. I'm Roquefort
by the way, I need your help, Duchess ! Kittens ! ln trouble ! Butler did it.
O'Malley: Duchess and kittens in trouble ? Lead me the way!

(Barn scene)

Edgar Balthazar: [offscreen] Now, my little pesky pets. You're going to

travel first class all the way to Timbuktu.

O'Malley: [ running ]

Edgar Balthazar: Ooh ! [ Screaming ]

[get pushed]

Edgar Balthazar: [ Gasps ]

[Cats Screeching]

O'Malley: So, do you know where they are?

Roquefort: Over there ! They're in the crate !

[ Screeching ]
[ Tumblers Clicking ]
(Frees the cats out of the trunk)

O'Malley: EVERYBODY OUT OF HERE, FAST!

Edgar Balthazar: You're going to [offscreen] Timbuktu... [onscreen] if it's

the last thing I do!

Roquefort: ( bites edgar)

Edgar: Ow!

O’Malley: (Pushes him in the trunk and he gets shipped off instead)

Narrator: After that horrendous event, Thomas o Malley, Duchess and the
kittens were taken in by Madame. It remained unknown to madame what
really happened with edgar.

Madame Adelaide Bonfamille: Now, my pets, a little closer together.

Good. Good. Look, Georges. What do you think ?

Georges Hautecourt: Very good. (2x) But I think we should get on with the
will.

Madame Adelaide Bonfamille: Yes, yes, of course, but you know what to
do.
Georges Hautecourt: Very well. Scratch one butler.

Madame Adelaide Bonfamille: You know, Georges, if Edgar had only

known about the will, I'm sure he never would have left. Duchess, it's
wonderful to have you all back. And I think this young man is very
handsome. Shall we keep him in the family ?
- [ Meowing ]

Madame Adelaide Bonfamille: [Madame] Of course we will. We need a

man around the house. And, Georges, we must be sure to provide for their
future little ones.
- [ Gulping ]

Georges Hautecourt: [Chuckles] Of course. The more, the merrier.

Madame Adelaide Bonfamille: Now don't move. Smile. Say "cheese. "

Roquefort: Did somebody say "cheese" ?

[Flash Powder Explodes]

Madame Adelaide Bonfamille: Thank you. Now, run along downstairs.

There's a surprise for you.

Narrator: And they lived happily ever after. There are a lot of moral lesson
in this story. First is that you have to live life. Get out and see the world. It
doesn’t matter what your background is, you should always give different
friendships a chance. You can learn so much. Second is to not let your
jealousy take over you and ruin people's lives because karma will always
be there for you. Third is to learn to be grateful and cherish your friends
and family. Don't let wealth ruin your relationship with them.