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# Every day you walk down the street Everybody that you meet

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# Has an original point of view

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-# And I say, hey!

-Hey!

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# What a wonderful kind of day We can learn to work and play

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# And get along with each other

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# You gotta listen to your heart Listen to the beat

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# Listen to the rhythm of the street Open your eyes! Open your ears!

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# Get together, make things better By working together

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# It's a simple message And it comes from the heart

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# Believe in yourself For that's the place to start

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-# And I say, hey!

-Hey!

-What a wonderful kind of day

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# We can learn to work and play And get along with each other

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# What a wonderful kind of day, hey! What a wonderful kind of day, HEY! #

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Hey, DW!

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-Hey!

-Whoa!

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FLOORBOARDS CREAK

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Wake up, Arthur! It's time to start the show!

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Oh! You ever think about how little difference there is

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between things that are scary and things that aren't scary?

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Like this pumpkin, not scary.

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Whoa! Scary.

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Not scary again.

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MOM, ARTHUR'S PLAYING WITH HIS FOOD!

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-VERY scary... Huh?

-DISTANT BUZZING

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-ALIEN GROWLS

-Scary!

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Ah!

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Not scary.

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But there's no question that what you're about to see in this show

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is really, really,

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REALLY scary.

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MOM, ARTHUR'S BEING MEAN TO ALIENS!

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Even scarier than DW.

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Oh, you are gonna love this movie!

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I saw it when I was your age and it's still the scariest I've ever seen.

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Mom, squirrels are not scary.

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But they attack and take over cities and...

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It gave me nightmares for months!

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Uh-huh.

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Ooh! I'd like a people steak, please.

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With or without acorns?

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Shh! It's starting. THEY GIGGLE

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I-I'm sorry, I can't watch this again. Good night, boys.

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Oh, look, honey, what an adorable little squirrel!

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COUPLE: Oh, no. Nooooo!

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COUPLE SCREAM

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BOTH LAUGH NERVOUSLY

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ANNOUNCER: Now stay tuned for the wackiest Loser High!

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-Were you scared?

-Not at all.

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-Squirrels!

-Yeah.

-BUSTER LAUGHS HOLLOWLY

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ARTHUR MIMICS SQUIRREL

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Don't!

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Arthur?

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-The, uh, darkness was hurting my eyes.

-Oh.

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Yeah, it happens to people with glasses sometimes.

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-You wouldn't know about it.

-Oh.

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Sorry. Want me to turn it off?

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No, that's OK.

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-Good morning, boys. So, was that movie scary or what?

-No!

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Mom, it was silly.

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Squirrels taking over the world!

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BUSTER & ARTHUR: Ha!

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BUSTER WHISTLES

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SQUIRRELS SQUEAK IN TREES

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Aaargh!

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BICYCLE BELL RINGS Hey, Arthur! Wanna play in the park?

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Nah, I, um...really gotta get home.

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Whatever!

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Why are the curtains closed? It's the middle of the day.

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Oh, Mom, please! The, um...light glares on the TV!

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That's enough TV for today.

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Why aren't you outside playing, it's such a nice day?

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Yeah, it is, but, um... Oh, you know what?

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I didn't finish my homework!

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Hey, Arthur, you're home. Want to play a little catch?

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I'd love to, Dad, but I have lots and lots of homework to do.

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-So, did any of you see that Squirrels movie on TV?

-Um...not really.

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How 'bout you guys? Did you see it?

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-No.

-Yes. I mean, no.

-Yes.

-Well, did it scare you?

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No, it was so silly! Squirrels taking over the world!

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BUSTER MIMICS SQUIRREL, OTHERS LAUGH

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Yeah, that does sound kinda silly. So you really weren't scared, huh?

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Nah! Did you see it?

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Yes.

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KIDS SCREAM!

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BELL RINGS

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Hey, who wants to play baseball in the park?

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-I have a lot of homework.

-Me, too.

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OK, see ya.

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I know, it's your TV time.

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Can I just watch to the end of this song?

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-I finished all my homework.

-Can't you go play outside?

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SQUIRRELS SING

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# When that nut falls off the tree We shout "Hip-hurrah!" #

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-SQUIRRELS LAUGH

-Look how silly they are!

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Let's just watch this.

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Who could be scared when you see 'em acting like this?

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"Timmy the Friendliest Squirrel in the World"

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"Slippy Squirrel and the Acorn Mobile"

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"Silly Squirrel School"

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Arthur, do you want all these?

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I have to, Mom. It's, um... for a homework assignment.

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"Silly squirrels Count To Ten"

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You all have the same assignment.

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We cleared out of every kiddie show to do with squirrels today!

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SQUIRRELS SQUEAK GIBBERISH

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Bye!

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OK, squirrels, I'm not scared of you anymore.

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Ah, it's great out here!

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-How could I possibly have been...?

-SQUIRREL SQUEAKS

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Ahh!

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I am so thrilled about these reports!

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All of you have gone beyond the homework call of duty.

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I'm not quite sure what's gotten into all of you, but keep it up!

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Well, with one exception.

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So, I've decided to give a fun lecture today.

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Did anyone catch a movie called The Squirrels this weekend?

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What's The Squirrels?

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It's about squirrels taking over the world... I heard.

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It's too bad more didn't see it because it's very well done.

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It scared me when I first saw it.

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Seeing it last weekend made me interested in squirrels again.

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Does anyone know what squirrels eat?

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-ALL: People!

-Um...acorns.

-Acorns!

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They certainly do not eat people! That was just a movie.

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The only meat they touch is the odd insect or bird egg,

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if they're very hungry. Mostly, they eat nuts and seeds.

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Any questions?

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Oh, this is wonderful!

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Wow! What a great class today! Who wants to go play in the park?

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I do! WIND WHISTLES

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-I have homework.

-Really gotta do some homework.

-Bye!

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WHAT IS GOING ON!?

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TELEPHONE RINGS

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-Hello?

-'Hey, Buster, it's me.'

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-Listen, let's face it, we're both scared of going outside, right?

-No!

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Yes.

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OK, I have an idea about how we can stop being afraid.

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We need to be friends with one

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and when we see how nice it is, we won't be afraid.

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Uh-huh.

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So, go lure one with these nuts.

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-It's your yard.

-You're the guest.

-But you, um...wear glasses!

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BOTH: Hi, squirrel.

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-Hi again.

-Hi again.

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-We did it! We're not scared!

-SQUIRRELS SQUEAK

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-Ahh!

-Squirrel attack!

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Shoo! Shoo! Out of the house! Back to the trees!

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Phew!

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SQUIRREL SQUEAKS

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I'm glad you boys are all right. Squirrels will bite if provoked.

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I hope the Animal Rehabilitation Centre can help the little guy.

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I can't believe we were scared of something so helpless.

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I'm sorry he got hurt.

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Poor little things. You wouldn't believe the phone calls we get

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whenever that darn Squirrels movie airs on TV.

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Once you see an injured squirrel, it's a different story.

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Do you think we could take the squirrel to school?

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This squirrel got hurt trying to run away from me and Buster.

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He'll be OK. Eventually, he'll be returned to the wild.

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What a marvellous opportunity to study the Sciurus carolinensis,

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otherwise known as the common grey squirrel.

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You may come up for a closer look.

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Alan, you first. Please share your observations with the class.

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HE GULPS

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Squeaky vocal tone, tiny paws, bushy tail.

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The overall appearance is almost cute.

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It's not that scary up close.

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"The Squirrels"

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Hmm, I wonder if this is any good.

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To think we were all so freaked out by squirrels!

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I know, I feel so silly!

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Hey, you know The Birds is on TV tonight. Anybody gonna watch?

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Look, there's Binky!

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Hey, Binky! Come play in the park with us!

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Uh, no, that's OK.

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I have, um...homework to do.

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AHHH!

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We all love the story of Cinderella.

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And then you can weed the garden,

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clean carpets and wash the windows!

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But would we love it as much

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if the wicked stepmother had been a kind person?

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Never mind, I'll finish this up

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Here, you better go change for the ball!

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Oh, thank you, kind stepmother!

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And what if Jack didn't have to run from the giant?

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Fee, fi, fo, fum!

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-I like to share with everyone!

-Gee, thanks!

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And imagine Little Red Riding Hood without the big, bad wolf.

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Oh, Grandma, what strong arms you have.

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The better to hug you with, my dear! How was your trip through the woods?

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It was perfectly boring.

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Yuck!

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Hey, you! Narrator!

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If there's no big, bad wolf, what's the point?

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I finished 13 in A Series Of Horrendously Horrible Happenings.

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Me, too.

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Don't you love the ending,

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the Bronte children dangling over the Alarming Alps?

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-But I wanna know what happens next.

-How much longer until 14 is out?

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Ten more weeks. The Horrendously Horrible books are popular.

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I remember how I liked the first - The Calamitous Commencement -

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When Duke Vladimir first kidnaps the Bronte orphans during his magic act.

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And now, before your very eyes,

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-I shall make them disappear!

-AUDIENCE GASPS

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One...two...

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-three!

-AUDIENCE GASPS

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The stage manager has informed me that it is time for the next act.

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Since the show must go on,

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I will be unable to make the children reappear tonight.

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Thank you and good night!

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And what about book number 10, The Awful Aquarium?

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They find a happy home with Uncle Mac, the ichthyologist,

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but then Duke Vladimir ruins everything.

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Hand over your fortune,

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or I will feed your sister to the sharks!

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HE LAUGHS MANIACALLY

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I wish I could write a book series someday.

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Why don't you write to Mr Glitchet

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and tell him his writing inspires you? There's an address on the book.

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"Due to the dangerous nature of his research,

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"Mr Glitchet is often on the run

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"but you may write to him in care of his trusted chauffeur, Max Wheeler,

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"at this address."

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I wonder if he'd write back...

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Are you kidding? Why bother to give an address at all?

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"Dear Mr Glitchet, I really like your Horrendously Horrible books.

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"I know that you must get lots of letters

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"and it's hard to answer them."

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"My other favourites are Mary Shelley and Agatha Christie

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"but since they're both dead, I can't expect an answer.

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"I'm writing because I hope to become a professional writer someday.

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"I would appreciate any advice you have for me.

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"Sincerely, Fern Walters."

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Mr Glitchet, it's one of those dire emergencies.

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Thank you, Max.

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You don't expect an answer, do you? You've checked every day for weeks.

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"PG, in care of Max Wheeler."

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-It's blank!

-I told you he wouldn't write back.

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Why would Mr Glitchet bother to send a blank piece of paper?

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-Well...

-A blank piece of paper means only one thing!

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He used invisible ink, like Victor Bronte in The Malevolent Mailbox.

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-Are you sure?

-Only one way to find out. My Detecto-Spy lamp.

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Lights off, please.

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"Dear Fern, Extenuating circumstances force me to be brief.

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"If you want to write, I recommend three things.

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"Number one - read."

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That one's easy!

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"Number two, which is far more dreadful - write!

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"And perhaps more importantly, rewrite!

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"Finally, number three -

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"look for opportunities to publish what you write.

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"This can be especially dangerous,

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"which is why I recommend you never use your real name.

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"Best of luck, Persimmony Glitchet."

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I need more opportunities to publish!

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Why not submit to the Lakewood Elementary Reader?

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-They're taking submissions for the next issue.

-Great idea!

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I've got my pen name - Agatha Shelley!

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Are you going to write an Essie Beauchamp story,

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like for Junior Detective Digest?

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That was published under my real name.

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This time I'm writing under the name of Agatha Shelley.

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This story will be something no-one will recognize as mine.

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SCHOOL BELL RINGS

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I'm published!

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"Happy Happenings by Agatha Shelley."

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So, have you read Happy Happenings by Agatha Shelley?

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Was that the boring one?

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Happy Happenings sounds interesting.

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I read it. A shallow take on a shallow life.

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-Is that Happy Happenings?

-Yeah. I liked the happy ending

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but the happy beginning and middle didn't work for me.

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-Did you read Happy Happenings?

-No.

-Don't bother.

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-You'll hate it.

-Why?

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There's no mystery. Nothing scary happens.

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Not all stories have to be scary or mysterious.

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Yes, but this one is WAY too happy.

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The main character is Felicity Bonchance.

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"One day Felicity Bonchance was planting peonies

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-"when she happened upon buried treasure."

-Oh, goody!

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Now I can buy candy and ice cream for everyone in the whole world!

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But it gets worse,

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she actually passed out candy and ice cream

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to everyone in the whole world. Bleagh!

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-So what's wrong with that?

-It's so boring.

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And nothing bad happens to her.

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It was written by Agatha Shelley. I don't think she goes to school.

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Maybe Agatha Shelley isn't her name. Maybe it's a pen name.

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I wouldn't put my real name on this story, either.

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"Dear Mr Glitchet, I wrote a story and got it published.

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"Thank goodness I didn't use my real name

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"because everybody hated my story.

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"Should I give up?

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"What should I do?

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"Yours truly, Fern.

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"PS: Is Persimmony Glitchet your real name?"

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"Dear Fern, as to my real name -

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"I cannot disclose that information.

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Indeed, sir.

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"When people criticise, it helps me to imagine

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"horrid things happening to them."

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This story is sooo boring.

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Aaaaauuuugh!

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"After that, I take a walk,

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"and ask myself if there is any truth to their criticism.

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"Remember dreadful tip number two - write, and rewrite.

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"Of course, you can also just quit, and I, for one, would not blame you.

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"Only you can decide.

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"Best of luck, Persimmony Glitchet."

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Time for a rewrite!

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"You might think that nothing bad can happen to Felicity Bonchance,

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"but you would be wrong."

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FELICITY WAILS

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"A Terrible Twist". I've got a second chance!

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"Just when Felicity thought the treasure was hers..."

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Aaaargh!

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-What are you reading?

-A Terrible Twist by Agatha Shelley.

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-Oh, THAT horrible writer.

-She got better.

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Felicity Bonchance is like someone you'd write about.

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You said she was too happy.

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This time she's smart and funny and brave.

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So you liked the letter in invisible ink?

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Yeah, and when she disguised herself as a gypsy...

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-Smuggling coins in her tambourine!

-I thought you hadn't read it.

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I, um, just heard about it.

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Book 14, The Dreary Delicatessen, is finally here!

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I can't wait to meet Persimmony Glitchet.

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I wouldn't count on it. I heard he never shows for these.

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Mr Glitchet? My name is...

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I'm his chauffeur. Mr Glitchet regrets that he can't be here today.

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I told you!

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I much prefer an Agatha Christie

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to one of those Horrendously Horrible books.

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Actually, Persimmony Glitchet is one of my favourites.

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I hear he's extremely secretive.

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-He writes letters in invisible ink.

-How do you know?

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He wrote to me twice with advice.

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-I wanted to thank him in person.

-Ready to go?

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May I see your copy of Number 14?

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Um...sure.

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What was that?

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"Dear Fern, When you become a famous writer,

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"I promise not to reveal your true identity.

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"Best of luck, PG. A Fellow Writer."

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It must be him!

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