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Clips from South Park - Pip (S04E04)

"Mr. Blacksmith, I have been sent here"
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"- Oh, but it must be Miss Havesham. - If you have any suspicion"
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"in a week's time."
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"- Goodbye, sir. - Pip."
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"A young gentleman of great expectations!"
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"- None, sir. - I should think not."
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"Perhaps we've seen each other before."
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"Perhaps, but perhaps not. Miss Havesham is very generous indeed."
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"That old bitty? I assure you I have nothing to do with her any more."
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"I am desperately trying to become a gentleman"
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"So this man pursued Miss Havesham closely"
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"Do you know what love is, Pip? It is blind devotion, unquestioning"
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"Thank you, Miss Havesham,"
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"and as you get older it will tear deeper, love her."
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"to a fine young gentleman of great expectations."
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"Well, I was sent to be schooled in London."
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"Hey, Estella, let's get outta here."
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"Miss Havesham? But..."
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"- Was just a set-up by your mom? - Is your heart broken, as well?"
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"But why do you make your daughter hurt people?"
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"Hello, Pip. Do you remember me?"
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"You? But why?"
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"If Miss Havesham is determined to do this to others,"
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"- Not so fast, you ugly, ancient bitch. - Pip?"
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"Oh, what jolly fun swimming is."
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"You are a wonderful girl with a kind heart."
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"Oh, my. He's very cute."
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"Lick the backs. Put them into books, all neat and tidy,"
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"- Oh, please, sirs, you must not cry. - We can't help it."
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"And now, he was to finally see his beloved Estella again at a grand ball"
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"You're released from her now, Estella. Now we can begin our life together."
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"Oh, hello. Why, you look like an escaped convict."
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"- A long time ago. - Yes."
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"of nightingale droppings, you metal-pounding fairy."
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"There is a dance at the palace tomorrow night. Estella will be there."
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"You've been unconscious here for nearly three hours."
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"- I saw in Miss Havesham's house. - Why, yes, of course."
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"If she wounds you, love her. If she tears your heart into pieces,"
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"of the very harsh and beautiful Estella."
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"He's the prowling, adorable little Englishman"
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"Pip found himself more in love with the little girl"
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"I sometimes have sick fancies."
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"I trust you see no problem with this?"
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"And so Pip spent the next several months learning how to be a gentleman."
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"- Would you like to see a picture of her? - Oh, my."
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"I tried to tell you, Pip. She is a vengeful, spiteful woman"
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"- Gentle to everyone. - Right-o, Pip. Right-o."
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"Right, let's not talk about stamp collecting then. Let's talk about..."
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"He's the one who sent you to London, Pip."
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"Why, you're the escaped convict I helped"
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"into the Genesis device, the fusion of Estella and me will be complete."
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"It was here that Pip would finally and formally ask Estella to be his girlfriend"
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"What are you doing here, you little whippersham?"
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"I bet you can't jump on my back. Go on then. Try and jump on my back."
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"Oh, I don't know about that. I just like to keep to me blacksmithing."
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"a letter that Miss Havesham received 20 minutes before the wedding."
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"And the story ends, Pip, with me suggesting that one should never"
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"and to see if he was indeed now good enough for Estella."
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"- She is even prettier than before. - Oh, you love her, don't you, Pip?"
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"Why? Well, that's simple."
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"Pocket, get over there and do whatever it takes"
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"How are we not to cry?"
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"And they all lived happily ever after,"
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