The Story of Reginald's Big Sleep 64 Zoo Lane


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# 64, 64, 64 Zoo Lane

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# 64, 64, 64 Zoo Lane. #

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Hello. I'm Lucy.

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I live at 64 Zoo Lane and I have some very special neighbours. Look!

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# There's one with a hump, one who can jump, and one who is plump

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# 64, 64, 64 Zoo Lane

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# Some like it hot, some like it chilly, some like it silly

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# 64, 64, 64 Zoo Lane

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# Some are friendly, some are scary But not one is ordinary

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# 64, 64, 64 Zoo Lane

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# Some are spotty, some are stripy Prickly...woolly...furry...slimy

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# Some are quite big, some are small And Georgina is incredibly tall

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# 64, 64, 64 Zoo Lane # 64, 64, 64 Zoo Lane. #

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Bedtime, Lucy! >

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OK, Mum.

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TAPPING

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Hi, everyone!

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SNORING AND GROANING

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I'm sorry, Lucy. It looks like all the animals are asleep.

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-But what about my story...?

-I'll tell you a bedtime story.

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But it won't be the same without the others.

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-Did someone say story?

-Oh, Nelson! Georgina's going to tell me a story.

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-D'you want to hear it too?

-HE LAUGHS

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Who's the story about? Reginald the lion.

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Ah, Reginald. I seem to remember HE liked a good snooze too.

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I want to hear Reginald's story but I'm so sleepy.

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Me too.

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I know...

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-Let's snuggle up and listen to the story together.

-Comfortable?

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-Yeah!

-SHHH!

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GEORGINA: Reginald the lion liked to sleep in the long grass.

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-YAWNING:

-My favourite spot.

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Time for a snooze.

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NIBBLING

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-Natalie!

-Oh. Hi, Reggie. Having a nice nap?

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No! ..Well, yes. TRYING to, at least.

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Oh...sorry... REGINALD COUGHS DELIBERATELY

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Natalie...I've heard the grass is much chewier by the baobab tree,

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at this time of day.

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Oh, IS it?

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I'll go and have a taste. Thanks.

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-Hmm...

-Reginald had just settled down to sleep again

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when Zed the zebra came galloping across the savannah.

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-SNORING

-Zed...! I'm trying to sleep.

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Keep your mane on, old chap.

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Goodness me! A zebra's gotta do what a zebra's gotta do.

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Bye!

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Some more grass over there, Ronald...and there.

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Oh, and some more over there, next to Reginald.

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THUDDING

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Ronald, may I have a word?

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-Look out! Here comes trouble.

-Yes?

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MUST you do that?

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What? ..This?

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Yes...

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THAT.

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Only, I'm TRYING to get some sleep.

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What a grumpy old lion!

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-What did he say?

-He said we'd better trample the grass somewhere else.

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SNORING RESUMES

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Here's another clump of grass for your new nest, Audrey. ..Oh, look!

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-Here's some more!

-You're very kind, Nelson, but, really, I have enough.

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Nonsense. I don't mind helping you.

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You need LOTS of twigs for your new nest.

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RA-A-ARGH!

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All right! All right!

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-Oops.

-Gather round, everyone.

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That's enough!

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Right.

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I am TRYING to get some sleep! So please clear off

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and do your munching, trampling, galloping and chewing elsewhere!

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-..Ooh!

-This way, Audrey.

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HE SIGHS AND YAWNS

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Oh, that was WAY out of order!

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-A rhino should be able to trample where he likes.

-You tell him!

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HOG: A lovely sniffly sort of day!

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Don't...

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Time for some serious snuffling.

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SNORTING

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RA-A-ARGH!

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Hi, Reg. Having a snooze?

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That is IT! Enough is enough!

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ANGRY SNARLING

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THEY WHISPER

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Look, I want to sleep!

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Nobody, and that includes you, Herbert,

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-is allowed to step over this line!

-Huh! Suit yourself.

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-GASPS

-What did he say?

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The animals left Reginald alone for a very, VERY long time.

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No-one was chewing, stamping

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OR trampling down the grass where Reginald slept,

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so it grew longer...and longer... and longer!

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Lots of crickets moved into the high grass.

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When Reginald finally woke up,

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he found that his favourite spot was noisier than ever!

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Where am I? What is that noise? Oh! Lots of noisy bugs!

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RA-A-ARGH!

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Reginald was lost in the high grass.

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He ran backwards and forwards, trying to find a way out,

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and by the time he did, he was VERY hot and bothered.

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Ah! The savannah!

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At last!

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-SNUFFLING

-Hi! Herbert! Can I have a word?

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Sorry. You told me to stay away.

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RO-OUW... Ah.

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Ahem! ..Natalie. # Hello-o! #

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Nelson...? Audrey...?

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Ronald? Zed?

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Reginald suddenly realised how much his friends meant to him.

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If it wasn't for my friends chewing and tramping,

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AND galloping, this long grass would be everywhere.

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Audrey heard Reginald and crept away to tell the others what he'd said.

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WHISPERING

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The animals felt sorry for Reginald

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and decided to cheer him up.

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TRUMPETING Reginald! REG-INALD!

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Oh. Hello, everyone.

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We've come to tell you something. Go on. YOU say it!

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-Must I?

-Yes, go on.

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-We're very sorry for making so much noise.

-I'm sorry for being grumpy.

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-We'd like to be friends.

-So would I.

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-Let's get rid of all this long grass for a start.

-Good idea!

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CHEERING

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So the animals stamped and tramped and chewed and snuffled the grass

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until it was the right height again.

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Stop! Let's leave a clump for the insects.

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-After all, they need a place to live too.

-How thoughtful of you.

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Yes. How very thoughtful.

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-Well, you know, I...

-EVERYONE LAUGHS

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What a great story!

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(Lucy, Boris is asleep.)

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SOFT TRUMPETING

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They all look so comfy. Can I sleep here in the zoo tonight, Georgina?

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No. You must sleep in your own bed.

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-YAWNING:

-Oh, well, all right, then.

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-Sweet dreams, everyone.

-Goodnight, Lucy.

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