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GREAT PRINCE OF THE FOREST: The distance makes it easier to spot danger.
BAMBI: But it sure makes it harder to play with them. Play is a healthy part of a young deer's development.
GREAT PRINCE OF THE FOREST: Is that so?
BAMBI: Mm-hm. Mother says so. One time, Mother and I were out...
GREAT PRINCE OF THE FOREST: Bambi.
BAMBI: A fawn came over and wanted to play...
GREAT PRINCE OF THE FOREST: Bambi. I think it's best to leave the past in the past. A prince does not look back, only ahead.
BAMBI: Oh. Yes, sir.
GREAT PRINCE OF THE FOREST: Now, come. We still have a lot of ground to cover today. Don't fall behind.
BAMBI: What are you doing?
GREAT PRINCE OF THE FOREST: Observing.
BAMBI: Oh. Observing. What's observing?
GREAT PRINCE OF THE FOREST: Well, it's... it's difficult to explain.
BAMBI: Oh.
GREAT PRINCE OF THE FOREST: You have to look, listen and smell, all at the same time.
BAMBI: Oh, I can do that. Look, listen, smell.
GREAT PRINCE OF THE FOREST: Try to feel the forest around you.
BAMBI: I don't feel anything.
GREAT PRINCE OF THE FOREST: Does playing in the meadow.
BAMBI: How do you know?
GREAT PRINCE OF THE FOREST: I feel it in my hooves. If there was danger, they'd know to stomp, and I'd run to them.
BAMBI: But wouldn't you be scared?
GREAT PRINCE OF THE FOREST: Perhaps, but I would still run to them. A prince may be afraid, but he can't let fear stop him from acting.
BAMBI: Wow. You know everything.
GREAT PRINCE OF THE FOREST: Not everything. Well, the forest is waiting. Are you coming?
BAMBI: Oh! Sure!
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