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There are giants in the sky

There are big, tall, terrible giants in the sky

When you're way up high and you look below

At the world you've left and the things you know

Little more than a glance is enough to show you

Just how small you are

When you're way up high and you're on your own

In a world like none that you've ever known

Where the sky is lead and the earth is stone

You're free to do whatever pleases you

Exploring things you'd never dare

'Cause you don't care, when suddenly there's

A big, tall, terrible giant at the door

A giant?

A big, tall, terrible lady giant

Sweeping the floor

And she gives you food and she gives you rest

And she draws you close to her giant breast

And you know things now

That you never knew before

Not till the sky

Only just when you've made a friend and all

And you know she's big, but you don't feel small

Someone bigger than her comes along the hall

To swallow you for lunch

And your heart is lead and your stomach stone

And you're really scared, being all alone

And it's then that you miss all the things you've known

And the world you've left and the little you own

The fun is done. You steal what you can and run

And you scramble down and you look below

And the world you know begins to grow

The roof, the house, and your mother at the door

The roof

The house and the world you never

Thought to explore

And you think of all of the things you've seen

And you wish that you could live in between

And you're back again

Only different than before

After the sky

There are giants in the sky

There are big, tall, terrible, awesome, scary

Wonderful giants

In the sky

There's your money, sir. Five gold pieces.

Where's my Milky-White?

Milky-White is at home with my wife.

Let's go find them.

No, wait.

I'm not sure I want to sell.

But you said I could buy her back.

Do you want more money?

No.

You keep that, I'll fetch some more.

I'll just go back up the beanstalk.

Wait!

Wait! Wait!

Wait!

Wait! Wait!

I said wait!

What are you doing here?

Well...

I see you got the cape!

Yes, I've got the cape.

Only two items left.

Three.

Two. We've the cape and the cow.

You've got the cape!

What have you done with the cow?

She ran away.

What?

I never even reached home. I've been looking for her all night.

How could you?

Well, she might just as easily have run away from you.

Yeah, but she didn't.

Yeah, but she might have done.

But she didn't.

But she might have done!

But she didn't!

Who cares?

Cow's gone! Get it back! Get it back!

We were just about to do that,

but here, in the meantime, we've got this.

Get away from me with that, you fool!

I can't touch it, remember?

Right. No, I forgot.

By midnight tomorrow bring me the items,

or that child you wish for will never see the light of day!

I don't like that woman.

I'm sorry I lost the cow.

I shouldn't have yelled.

Will you go back to the village?

I will make things right.

And we can carry on with our lives.

No more witches or dim-witted boys

or hungry little girls.

Will you go?

Please.

Go.

Good brother!

I was wondering where you had gone.

I've been searching all night for her.

Her?

The beautiful one I danced the evening with.

Where did she go?

Disappeared,

like the fine morning mist.

She was lovely?

The loveliest.

I'm not certain of that.

I must confess, I, too, have found a lovely maiden.

She lives here, in the woods.

In the woods?

Yes!

On top of a tall tower that has no doors or stairs.

Where?

Two leagues from here, due east,

just beyond the mossy knoll near the rose thickets.

And how do you manage a visit?

I stand beneath her tower

and I say, "Rapunzel! Rapunzel, let down your hair to me."

And she lowers the longest,

most beautiful head of hair,

yellow as corn,

which I climb.

Rapunzel?

Rapunzel?

Yeah.

What kind of name is that? You jest!

Never heard of such a thing.

I speak the truth!

She's as true as your maiden.

A maiden running from a prince?

None would run from us.