"I'm thinking of your life, Wilbur. Nothing can harm you now. [sings] The autumn days grow short and cold; / It's Christmas time again. / Then snows of winter slowly melt. / The day grows short, / And then... / He turns the seasons around, / And so she changes...her gown: / Mother Earth...and Father Time. / [words are slowly being reduced to a whisper] How very special are we... / For just a moment...to be... / Part of life's...eternal...rhyme."
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Note: A dying Charlotte is unable to move her 514 unborn children into Wilbur's crate and sadly informs the pig that she can't return to the barn. Fortunately, they ask Templeton the rat to move the eggs safely into the crate, which he does. Unlike the original novel, Wilbur stays around to hear Charlotte's last words of her swan song before the spider lets out her final breath, leaving him heartbroken at her death.
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