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The End Hello, I'm Onsi, and I'm your best friend.
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Counting Beatles They're pretty good kids, though they may adult in the occasional shenanigans.
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But you'll be fine.
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Just remember to count them!
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What did you say?
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To count them!
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So you can be sure to all their enemies!
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Push!
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Oh, come on!
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Come on!
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Hey, watch it!
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You'll burn my tail off!
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You'll barely use your back four legs anyway.
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Hooray!
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Now then, it's the story of the dorkiest flower.
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There once was a dorky flower.
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Look, kids!
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It's just a little tall rocket!
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Come back here, children!
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Please!
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Don't you want to hear how the story ends?
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Huh?
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Huh?
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Aha!
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I think we got them all.
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Skip, we need to count all the kids now.
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You count them and see if there's 33.
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Uh, why don't you count them?
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Honestly, I only know how to count to three.
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And I think there's more than three, so can you count them?
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There may be a bit of a problem, because I can only count to one.
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Well, now what?
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We don't know if we found them all.
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Hey, what's up?
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You guys seen a rocket?
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Boo!
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Well, you're the ones who set off that thing?
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All the kids are so scared, they ran away! So?
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It looks like most of them came back.
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Whoopsie, Poopsie, do you know how to count?
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Can we count?
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Heck yeah!
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We're very bright!
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1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1
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2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 Hey there guys!
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What game are you playing?
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Hi there, Weebee!
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We're counting little bugs!
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1 2 1 2 Well that's a weird way to count!
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Well, how would you do it?
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Just watch!
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One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten...
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Whoa!
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What's going on?
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Are all of those numbers?
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17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22...
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Do you think that he made this up, or does everybody know about it?
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27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32.
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Wow, thanks!
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Gee, I had no idea you were so smart.
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When you get to my grade at school, you'll count like this, too.
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Hey wait 32, they're supposed to be 33.
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We are missing a beetle Hey kid come back That happened.
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Oh, Weepy, if it wasn't for you and your counting, we wouldn't have known that there was a missing bug.
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I wish I knew how to count like that.
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Well, if you want, I'll teach you.
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Huh?
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Huh?
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You really would?
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You bet!
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Hooray!
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Weebee was as good as his word and taught his friends to count.
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Now they can't get enough of it.
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Hello!
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I'm Monsie and I'm your best friend.
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A real seabed.
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Moonzy!
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Skip!
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Are you here to play?
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Please?
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We'd love to!
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We just need to return these flippers to Mr. Gudgeon.
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We'll be back to play soon.
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Moonzy, look!
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There's Mr. Gudgeon!
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Oh, what a beauty!
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A majestic and grand seabed!
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My ancestors lived in the sea, you know.
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You know they were sea turtles It's simply Glorious just look at that octopus and the clown fish oh
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Seahorse Thank you so much for this mr. Gunchen I promise to take good care of your book
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and return it quite soon There's no hurry, no hurry.
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You just keep it as long as you want.
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No, no. I'll make sure that I get it back to you by tonight.
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Thank you, Mr. Gudgeon.
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These flippers are great.
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We had a great time swimming with them, thank you.
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Is Tina Turtle really related to sea turtles?
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Yes, but unfortunately, she's never actually seen a real seabed in her life.
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Hey guys, we need to make a real sea bed because Tina Turtle would totally love it.
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Will you help?
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Hey sure, I'd probably love to!
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But what if she doesn't even come out of her house?
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But remember, she promised to return Mr. Gudgeon's book!
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Would you believe that I forgot the book?
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I am such a scatterbrain!
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Hiya!
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Well, hello there, children.
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She'll be back before long.
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We need to work fast.
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How about this?
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You set things up, I'll distract Miss Turtle.
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Thank you again, Mr. Gudgeon.
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It was delightful.
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You're more than welcome, Tina Turtle.
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Anytime.
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Swim back and ask Moonzy how long until he's done.
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Ah, there you are, Auntie Turtle.
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I've been looking for you.
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You have, have you, Skip?
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Well, here I am.
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I wanted.. uh.. well, the Hatchlings and I have written a new song that we wanted to sing for you.
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She's a softie in a big hard shell, and she's totally, absolutely softy.
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Tina!
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Tina!
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Tina!
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Thank you so much, children.
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It was a delightful little song. But wait!
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We're not finished yet!
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You haven't seen our dance performance!
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Whoa!
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Oh!
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My head is spinning a little bit.
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I better go lay down.
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Auntie Turtle, wait!
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There are 40 more verses.
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Whoa!
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Oh!
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Goodness!
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Just look!
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Extraordinary!
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Our pond has become a real seabed!
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And that is how Moonzy, Skip and the Hatchlings created a seabed for Tina Turtle.
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From that day onwards, she loved to come out of her house and imagine she was a real sea turtle.
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Hello, I'm Monzie and I'm your best friend.
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Heroes.
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Mom, help us!
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The wind is too strong!
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We're falling!
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Somebody please help!
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Do you hear that?
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It's a storm.
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What you hear is the thunder.
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Well, where's the rain?
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Yeah, what gives?
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Huh?
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Hey!
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Yeah, you run!
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You shouldn't be playing here!
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That was great!
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And don't come back, you little pest!
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Huh?
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Hey, look!
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No one's here!
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Let's have fun!
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Uh-huh!
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Over here!
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Over here!
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Come on, Moonzy!
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Run!
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Come on!
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Ah!
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Ah!
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Ah!
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Ha ha ha ha!
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Poopsie and Poopsie, hi you guys!
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Could I pretty please have your autograph?
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Please?
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You're my heroes!
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Huh?
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You're what?
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Heroes?
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Yeah, heroes!
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I have the pictures to prove it!
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Us?
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Yes!
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Here!
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You see here, and here?
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Ah!
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Great shots!
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We really saved them?
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You saved their lives, and that's why you're my heroes.
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Yeah, he's right.
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We're heroes.
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That's us heroes.
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You're so brave and strong.
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You care for children.
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You're examples for the whole forest.
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I'm your biggest fan.
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Heh.
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All right, then.
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Anything for my biggest fan.
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Oh, thank you.
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Do you think I could be your apprentice?
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Eh, oh, we're not hiring now.
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Oh, please.
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I could learn so much from you guys.
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Just think, we could be a team.
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What kind of a team?
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Is something wrong?
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Never fear!
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These heroes are here to help!
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Whoa!
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Thanks!
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Look at that!
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Wow!
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Thanks, Woopsie!
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Nah, my pleasure.
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I live to help others.
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This is Woopsie and Poopsie.
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They're my heroes!
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Hey, time to go.
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First we gotta lose that little pest.
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Follow me.
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My heroes!
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I'm exhausted.
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Apprenticing is hard.
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Those pictures won't take themselves.
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I'm too tired.
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Well, we got to be heroes for the day.
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That's right.
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We're the bravest.
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Yeah, we're the best heroes ever.
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Wow!
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They sure did a lot of good deeds today.
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What great guys!
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Ugh, this is boring.
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Yeah, not having a good time.
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Poopsie!
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Poopsie!
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There you are!
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It's a good thing I found you!
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Come on out everybody!
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It's Woopsie and Poopsie!
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All our heroes!
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Go ahead you guys!
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Wow, being a hero is hard.
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True, but it's worth it.
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From that day on, Whoopsy and Poopsy made it a point to help other people.
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They realized being a hero is an important job.
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And after a while, they not only got used to it, they actually started to like it.
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Hello, I'm Momsy, and I'm your best friend.
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Detective.
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Who's there?
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Skip?
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I'm not plain old Skip.
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I'm a detective. Who?
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A detective.
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I investigate crimes.
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Wait, do you mean there's been a crime here in the forest, Skip?
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Nothing's happened yet, but I've got my eye on everyone, just in case it does.
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Skip, but what are you doing looking at me?
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You don't think I'm a criminal.
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Anybody can be a criminal?
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You're right, there are no criminals in the forest.
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I just want so badly to be a great detective though.
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Is that too much to ask of life?
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Geography.
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Weeby, I'm sorry I'm doing this for Skip.
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He'll have a real-life crime to solve.
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Right.
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English is done.
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No geography homework today, so on to math.
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Skip!
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Hey, guess what?
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Somebody in the forest has committed a crime for you to detectivize and stuff.
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Come on!
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Ah.
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Ahem.
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Hey, guys.
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What's up, Weeby?
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Well?
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What?
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Anything wrong?
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Well, I've got lots of homework to do.
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That's all?
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Homework's hard?
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Is everything else alright?
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Yes, I finished my English.
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I'm doing math now.
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Listen, Munzi, I need to work.
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You really haven't lost anything?
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No. Like your books, maybe.
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Have any of your books been stolen?
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For example, like your geography book?
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All my books are right here.
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It's a real crime for you to solve!
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It's quite a mystery!
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Look!
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Wha?
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So, what's missing?
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All my golden paint has completely disappeared!
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And where did you last see the alleged golden paint?
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On the table.
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This is quite a mess.
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Like they were searching for something, yes, but why bother searching if the paint was sitting in plain sight?
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Weird.
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Well, the window is open, and if the thief used it, of course they will have left behind some footprints.
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Moonzy, all of these footprints are yours.
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Hang on.
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Moonzy, look it.
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Hey, what do you make of this?
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The criminal must have left this geography book behind.
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Which means that the owner is the thief.
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Munzi!
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Guess what?
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You were asking about my geography textbook.
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Well now it's missing!
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Would you, by any chance, be interested in art?
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Sure.
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I really like to draw.
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And where were you, weeby, at exactly...
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At what time?
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Right after breakfast.
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Right.
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Where were you after breakfast?
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Doing homework.
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Are you sure?
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Well, of course I'm sure.
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Skip, why are you being like this?
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Does this geography book look at all familiar, sir?
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It's mine!
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But Skip, why wouldn't you want to steal it?
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Me steal?
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You steal!
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You're the one who stole Moonzy's paints!
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You!
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You're the criminal here!
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No way, Skip!
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You better take that light back!
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Guys, please quit it.
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Neither one of you guys stole a single thing.
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How can you be sure?
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Oh, well, maybe I just know it, alright?
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It's like a feeling, you know?
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I am right, though.
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It was you who reported that the book was stolen in the very first place, and I found it underneath your window where the ground was covered with your footprints.
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All of it's coming together.
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It was you.
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What was me?
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This crime was committed by Moonzy.
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Oh, right.
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It was a real crime and you solved it, Skip.
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Can someone please tell me exactly what's happening here?
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Weeby, Moonzy was the one who stole your book.
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Why did you do it?
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Yeah, why?
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Geography's totally boring.
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And the paint.
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You must have stolen it from yourself.
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You stole both things?
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You're right.
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Good job, Skip.
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You solved the crime just like a real detective.
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Hooray!
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Moonzy explained how he'd done everything to give Skip the chance to be the real detective he wanted to be.
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This is the story of a moonbee.
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I was born!
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Who fell down to earth.
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Let's watch as he makes great friends, finds a family, and goes on many adventures.
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Let's see what he's up to today.
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The Perfect House You have to pay attention and learn all you can in order to become a productive bee.
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I always pay attention.
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I see bees!
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Hello, you're a bee.
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Mm-hmm.
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I'm a dream.
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No, you're not.
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Because I'm not asleep.
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What am I? Who knows?
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I'm a little busy learning to be a bee.
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Do you think I could learn how to be a bee, too?
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Maybe you could.
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Thank you.
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It's so good.
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Hey!
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You ate up everything!
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But I was learning to be a bee.
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We're supposed to be collecting the nectar, not eating it!
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I worked so hard on this and you ruined it!
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I'm sorry.
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It's just that this is all so new to me.
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Okay, fine.
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But if you're not gonna collect next- Ugh!
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Okay, here you are.
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Am I a bee now?
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Where do big purple bees come from?
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The moon!
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I was born there, then I fell down, and now I'm here.
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Oh, I get it.
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A moon bee!
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That's alright.
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Where do you live down here?
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I don't know.
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Should I live somewhere?
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Uh, yeah, of course.
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If not, what would you do when the rains come?
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I don't know.
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Say hi?
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Hi there!
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What's up, Weeby?
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Not much.
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I see you've met my dream.
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He's no dream.
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He's a bee from the moon, and he needs a house.
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Then let's go.
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I'll help you.
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Come on.
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Wait, I want to come with you guys.
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Weeby, are you done?
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No, not yet.
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Not yet.
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Look at this great place.
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I don't know.
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Don't you think it's kind of small?
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Just take it before someone else does.
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Nope.
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Occupied.
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Look at all those!
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They're nice, but I don't know.
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They're perfect!
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I think we should keep looking.
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There are tons of places around here.
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Oh I can't feel my legs anymore.
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Well any luck no Don't bother knocking no one's home Yes Seriously,
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I think they might fall off.
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Then what'll you do?
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It's just a saying.
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I found it!
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I found your house!
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Weeby found a house!
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You two go ahead.
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I'm sure it's perfect.
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Strange...
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Where's the other one?
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I liked it right here.
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Right here, Weeby.
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I think someone's in there.
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This one is perfect!
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There's nobody here!
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I don't know...
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Look at the sign!
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Whoa!
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Oh...
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That looks like someone's home after all!
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Run!
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Now what's the matter?
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Whoa!
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The first houses ran away.
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Somebody already lived in them.
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The next was far too terrifying.
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How do you find a house here? Who knows?
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I've always had one. Since forever.
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I never had to look for one.
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I know what to do.
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We can build one.
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No way.
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We don't know how.
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We can figure it out.
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So the three new friends got to work and found that, yes, together they could figure it out.
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And with a little creativity and determination, it wasn't as hard as they thought.
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And before they knew it, they had a perfect house.
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Thank you!
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It's the most beautiful little house I've ever seen.
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Well, of course, because we made it ourselves.
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Weebee, where have you gone?
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Oh, I guess I better leave.
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Thanks for helping, Weebee.
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A good bee learns to work together.
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See ya!
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Bye!
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Goodbye!
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I might not be good at being a bee, but I think I'm a good friend.
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Well, I better go.
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I'm so exhausted.
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I'll see you tomorrow.
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Goodbye!
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Bye!
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At last I have my home.
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Hello!
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I'm Onsi, and I'm your best friend.
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Prism Stones.
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We got a good one.
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Weeby's writing poetry for Dottie again!
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So it's like we said, prism stones.
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Right, and each prism stone has its own magic power.
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We should make a few more of those just in case we see somebody else.
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Alright!
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Let's make sure we have everything we need.
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We have Mr. Webber's poetry book, the two large balloons, and a container of quick dry cement.
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Great, let's go!
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Hi, Moonzy.
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You look really sad.
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Yeah, I guess I am.
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I'm not strong enough to help Mr. Diggins carry stuff.
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Moonzy, it's your lucky day.
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I have a little secret.
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One evening, we went for a walk.
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And guess what?
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A rainbow!
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A big one!
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Magnificent stones started falling from it.
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And these stones have magical powers.
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One of them even made Poopsie ridiculously strong!
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And one, and two.
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Could I please borrow that stone just for a day, please, Poopsie?
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If you give me one of the new cars you got.
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Hold on, I'll get it right now, just right here!
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Well, that was easy.
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He bought it.
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I told you he would.
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While the world worshipped the princess's beauty and threw flowers at her feet,
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the poet knew both her heart and mind were what made her soul complete.
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Wonderful!
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Did he write that himself?
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Uh-huh.
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I wish I could write poetry as well as he can.
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Ha-ha!
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Not a problem.
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You see that stone he's wearing?
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It's called the prism stone.
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You ever heard of them?
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Well, then you're in for a treat.
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I'll tell you all about them.
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One night we were going for a walk and suddenly we saw this beautiful...
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Thanks for the poetry, Mr. Webber.
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Strawberries! Did something happen?
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You look upset, Weeby.
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I wanted to write a poem for Dottie, but I can't do it.
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This prism stone's not helping me at all.
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Hmm...
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My stone hasn't made me strong at all.
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Huh?
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My prism stone didn't help one little bit!
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My sand castle fell apart!
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The caterpillars told me this would protect it, but it didn't do anything!
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Huh?
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I can't believe we fell for this prism stone trick!
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I can't believe that they did this to us.
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Don't worry, you guys.
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I know how we can teach those two a lesson.
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Give me all the prison stones you have!
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Every last one of them!
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Yes, of course, they're all yours!
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We have all different kinds.
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One for courage, for speed, for good hair days.
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Great!
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But I want the ones for lying and for cheating and for stealing from others!
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Ah!
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Ah!
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Children, what's the meaning of this?
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Mr. Diggins scolded the caterpillars for their trickery.
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It won't happen again.
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And explained to the children that the only way to get stronger
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or improve skills and abilities is through the power of hard work.
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A prism stone just won't do.
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Thank you.
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I'm sorry.
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