[NARRATOR]   And the Baker gave Jack five beans in exchange for his cow,   keeping one for himself.      [JACK]   I guess this is goodbye, old pal,   You've been a perfect friend.   I hate to have to part, old pal,   Some day I'll buy you back.   I'll see you soon again.   I hope that when I do,   It won't be on a plate.      [BAKER]   Magic beans!      [BAKER'S WIFE]   No one would have given him more    for this creature.      [BAKER]   Are we to dispel this curse through deceit?      [BAKER'S WIFE]   If you know    What you want,   Then you go   And you find it   And you get it-      [BAKER]   Home.      [BAKER'S WIFE]   Do we want a child or not?      And you give    And you take   And you bid   And you bargain   Or you live   To regret it.      [BAKER]   Will you please go home?      [BAKER'S WIFE]   There are rights and wrongs   And in-betweens-   No one waits   When fortune intervenes.   And maybe they're really magic,   Who knows?      Why you do   What you do,   That's the point:   All the rest of it   Is chatter.      [BAKER]   Look at her. She's crying.      [BAKER'S WIFE]   If the thing you do   Is pure in intent,   If it's meant,   And it's just a little bent,   Does it matter?      [BAKER]   Yes.      [BAKER'S WIFE]   No, what matters is that   Everyone tells tiny lies.   What's important, really is, the size.      Only three more tries and we'll have our prize.   When the end's in sight,   You'll realize:   If the end is right,   It justifies   The beans!