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Anthony (segment "It's a Good Life")
- Anthony: [Anthony transports his sister Ethel into a cartoon world where she is eaten by a cartoon wolf] Th-th-th-that's all, Ethel!
- [Anthony has wished away his kidnapped family members and the house they were living in, leaving he and Helen in an ethereal void]
- Helen Foley: Anthony? Where are we?
- Anthony: Nowhere.
- Helen Foley: And the others?
- Anthony: I sent them where they wanted to go. Away from me. It's not fair. You're supposed to be happy when your wishes come true.
- Helen Foley: Take us back.
- Anthony: So you can leave too?
- Helen Foley: And go where, Anthony? I've seen what you can do. I know you have a power, a gift that makes you special. You better be careful, or one day, it may become too big for you to control.
- [kneels down next to Anthony]
- Helen Foley: Now, maybe... just maybe... together, we can master it... and learn from it. Use it in ways you never thought of before. I'd like to be your teacher, Anthony. And your student.
- Anthony: You'd stay with me?
- Helen Foley: Yes.
- Anthony: Always?
- Helen Foley: Always.
- Anthony: Okay.
- [after she takes his hand in hers, Anthony conjures the two of them back to the open field where the house used to be and where Helen's car is]
- Helen Foley: Anthony, where are we?
- Anthony: Nowhere.
- Helen Foley: And the others?
- Anthony: I sent them where they wanted to go. Away from me. It's not fair! You're supposed to be happy when your wishes come true!
- Helen Foley: Anthony, take us back. Can you take us back?
- Anthony: So you can leave too?
- Helen Foley: And go where, Anthony? I've seen what you can do. I know you have a power... a gift that makes you special. You better be careful. For one day it may become too big for you to control. Now maybe. Just maybe. Together we can master it and learn from it. Use it in ways you never thought of before. I'd like to be your teacher, Anthony. And your student.
- Anthony: You'd stay with me?
- Helen Foley: Yes.
- Anthony: Always?
- Helen Foley: Always