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Gretel & Hansel

Views: 299

Duration: 01:27:19

Release year: 2020

Country: United States | Canada | Ireland

IMDb rating: 5.3

Genre: Fantasy

Director: Oz Perkins

Actors: Alice Krige | Sophia Lillis | Samuel Leakey

Plot summary

A long time ago in a distant fairy tale countryside, a young girl leads her little brother into a dark wood in desperate search of food and work, only to stumble upon a nexus of terrifying evil.

Words to remember

Nouns

1) maidenhood

Have you kept your maidenhood?
2) enchantress

and whispers told of an enchantress
3) louse

to be sure you're not crawling with louse
4) calendula

Licorice root, garlic, calendula,
5) pestilence

till this terrible pestilence is lifted.
6) captor

The captor now gone and her fires all put out,
7) admittance

Hansel will never be offered admittance at a convent.
8) twig

A leaf or a twig this way or that,
9) crumb

If I should ever see so much as a crumb of cake,
10) incompetence

MASTER STRIPP: Only with the incompetence of men,
11) forester

We'll be working with the forester soon.
12) racket

All this practice is making an unnecessary racket!
13) haste

You'll take your brother, and make haste to the convent.
14) disguise

I assumed a disguise of old age
15) bedtime

Bedtime for you,
16) serpent

coiled like a serpent?
17) sleeper

I'll fix you a sleeper. She always does the trick.
18) pardon

I beg your pardon?
19) whisper

and whisper told of an enchantress
20) crust

I even stuffed the crust.
21) kettle

Mind the kettle, would you?
22) deception

"The wicked earn a living by deception,
23) vinegar

Lyes and vinegar on that shelf.
24) kindness

"For kindness is its own reward.
25) axe

HANSEL: I have an axe.
26) dominion

Will I have mastery and dominion over everything?
27) hatred

And fear so easily turns to hatred.
28) immunity

How else will one develop an immunity?

Verbs

1) starve

Gretel, I'm starving.
2) impart

we impart justice.
3) shrug

But last night you shrug it off.
4) flee

and together, we fled the only home we'd ever known.
5) slap

GRETEL: What if I had reached across and slap him?
6) admire

I admire the application.
7) beg

I beg your pardon?
8) owe

I mean, senselessly, we owe crop to some bishop,
9) govern

never wondering what govern its fate.
10) slam

The door slam at our backs,
11) spill

It can do more than just lie there like spill milk.
12) curse

Some say the lands are curse.
13) sacrifice

who, for her, had sacrifice so much.
14) intend

We never intend to steal from you, missus.
15) predict

and it was predict
16) dare

CHILDREN: Bless the day if you dare
17) smell

Gretel, it smell of cake!
18) trap

There are souls trap in this house, or under it.
19) pursue

"Those who pursue evil will die."
20) gather

"gather a true harvest.
21) rid

The desire to be rid of him was very real.
22) admit

And I would never ask to be admit.
23) attach

In my thoughts, in my dreams, attach to me like my shadow,
24) destroy

And would have destroy me too,
25) suspect

I suspect he would've made some of his own.
26) arrive

He'll see to it that you arrive safely.
27) suppose

they're not suppose to.
28) lie

Or does it feel too much like they've been lying in wait,

Adverbs

1) senselessly

I mean, senselessly, we owe crop to some bishop,
2) charmingly

and so charmingly unchaperoned.
3) asleep

You can either stay asleep to it...
4) wherever

He follows me wherever I go,
5) briefly

we'll stop briefly but we must be on our way.
6) somewhere

You're going somewhere?
7) obviously

[SIGHS] My eyes too big for my stomach, obviously.
8) definitely

But you definitely should be.
9) forever

That is my forever promise to you.
10) indeed

"Indeed, those who do what is right
11) nearly

WITCH: Nearly everything.
12) exactly

Well, not exactly an iron maiden.
13) alone

all alone,
14) perhaps

Perhaps she can give us a bed.
15) finally

and finally, cat's claw.
16) otherwise

Otherwise, how would you know my story
17) deep

She was hidden away, deep in the woods,
18) instead

Try saying "milord" instead.
19) kind

are you kind, or no?
20) inside

Stop with him at the gates, or see what goes on inside.
21) across

GRETEL: What if I had reached across and slapped him?
22) soon

For it was soon clear...
23) enough

And mine will be here soon enough.
24) later

You would've seen a crumb of cake sooner or later.
25) though

Uh... No. Though, I am able to bake and launder.
26) often

Because women often know things
27) far

How do your eyes see that far?
28) together

and together, we fled the only home we'd ever known.

Adjectives

1) unsalted

And that ham is unsalted. It must be going bad.
2) unfriendly

This one might be unfriendly.
3) plentiful

Plentiful coin. Food, if you can earn it.
4) pebble

Even the littlest pebble makes it difficult to travel
5) restless

But I do fear a restless night ahead.
6) absurd

And really, it's the whole system that's so absurd.
7) crowded

This place is too crowded with ghosts.
8) disturbing

WITCH: Disturbing night, was it not?
9) rude

Quiet. You're being rude.
10) intact

intact?
11) rotten

she was rotten to her core
12) brave

All that was required was for her father to be brave
13) foul

The foul smell is only an ugly gatekeeper
14) dumb

All I could do now was keep calm and play dumb,
15) charming

They're very charming and handsome,
16) delicious

All that is left is to make him delicious.
17) calm

All I could do now was keep calm and play dumb,
18) rid

if I didn't get rid of her first.
19) curious

it leaves me curious as to why,
20) precious

I should think she can do precious little
21) pleasant

But it's so pleasant.
22) careful

Careful with that, dear.
23) fed

What eats with its teeth, but never feels fed?
24) pleased

and pleased to make your acquaintance.
25) weak

to make myself seem kind and weak.
26) obvious

Lest the men of the world find a more obvious use for you.
27) quiet

Be quiet.
28) unable

and I'm unable to resist.