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LAUGHTER

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Ah, Charlie.

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Lola?

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Charlie.

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Ah, oh, oh!

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I have this little sister Lola.

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-She's small...

-Brrrr!

-...and very funny.

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"Hello, who are you?" He's called Charlie and he's my brother.

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-"He's very big, isn't he?"

-LAUGHTER

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Look, it's a puppet. Did you think it was a real elephant, Charlie?

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-No.

-What is inside the box?

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I'll show you in a minute, Lola.

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Mmm, mm, that goes here.

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-SHE BLOWS OUT

-Is it a minute, now?

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Hmm.

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Hmm, hmm. Hmm.

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-"Can we open it now and see what's inside?

-I said in a minute, Lola.

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Excuse me, Charlie. That wasn't me asking that was elephant.

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OK, well, Dad has bought this puppet theatre but we can't

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play with it yet because we have to put it together first.

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It has lots of parts, Lola,

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so we have to be careful and do it properly.

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I'm sure you know how to put it properly together.

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Hm. Hold on!

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But I think that will take for ages!

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Not if we follow the instructions.

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-Here and...

-Are you ready to put it together, Charlie?

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Because Elephant would really like to play with the theatre thingy.

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OK, now listen. The instructions say we need to put wall A next to

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wall B and then attach tabs one, two and three.

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Then repeat point three with roof part two and roof B.

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-Fix the two roof parts together along line F.

-Oh!

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Now take floor section one and bend along folds E, F, G and H.

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Stand on flat... Are you listening Lola?

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-Lola, I don't think you were listening.

-Yes, I was Charlie but

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Elephant is an actual puppet and he knows all about puppet theatres.

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-So, he told me exactly just how to do it.

-But you've left a piece out.

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Ooh!

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"We know where that piece goes."

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It goes here.

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In fact, I don't think that piece is important.

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Ah, now I have to take it all apart and do it properly later.

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-You didn't listen. You never listen.

-I do, Charlie.

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I am completely hearing and also listening. I'm listening now.

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GROANING AND SIGHING

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La-de-da-de-da-dum!

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-Charlie, guess what's going to happen today?

-I don't know, Lola.

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I'll give you a clue. Splat, splat, splat!

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We're going to do splatter paintings.

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Mum says you need to take your umbrella, it's going to rain.

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"What's a splatter painting, Lola?"

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It's when you get a paintbrush, full of paint,

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and splat, splat, splat all over the paper.

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Maybe you should leave your elephant he might get wet.

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You can hold the brush in your trunk and splat with me.

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-Splat, splat, splat.

-Come on, Mum's waiting.

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"Can I come and do splatting with you, Lola?" Of course you can.

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We're going to have a really good fun time.

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-Oh.

-Oops, I didn't bring my umbrella.

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Mum said to bring it, Lola. You weren't listening, were you?

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-I was but I was putting Elephant into my pocket.

-Oh, Lola.

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He especially asked to come with me

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so that he could do splatter painting.

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-HORN BEEPS

-Come on.

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Guess what I've got in my pocket, Lotta.

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Um... Is it a magic genie that gives you wishes?

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No, it's an elephant puppet called Elephant.

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Uh... Um... Tara!

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Oh!

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Oop! Oh, dear!

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Oh!

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Never mind.

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OCCUPIED HUMMING

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I really love to splat! Splitter splatter splat!

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Splat! Splat!

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-Look, Elephant, splat splat splat!

-Lola, your water's getting...

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You can have a go in a minute. It's really good fun.

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-I'll move it for you, Lola.

-# I love splatting! Mmm! #

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Whee!

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Splash!

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Splat! Splat! Splat!

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-Splat!

-SHE LAUGHS

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-Lola, watch out!

-Splat! Splat!

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Lola, I told you watch out for the water!

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Sorry.

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That's it, Elephant, you'll soon be back to normal,

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only a little bit sticky and a tiny bit still wet.

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Listen, everybody, I've got the new Batcat game.

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The new Batcat game!

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My mum says you can all come round and play it.

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You have to come as someone from Batcat,

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and then we can eat Batcat biscuits that my mum has bought specially.

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This is really, really exciting.

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What's really, really exciting?

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Arnold Wolf has got the Batcat game and we can dress up as Batcat people

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and go to his and eat Batcat biscuits.

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Come round to my house for teatime,

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and then my mum says to get your mum or dad to pick you up at about five.

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Five o'clock, OK?

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Five o'clock. Oh, can I bring my elephant puppet?

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-He loves biscuits.

-Yes, Lola. And Charlie can come.

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But your puppet can't have any biscuits

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as there are only enough for two biscuits each.

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We can ask Mum if we can go to the supermarket to get more biscuits,

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then there'll be enough for you too.

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I'm going to wear my Batcat mask, Charlie, and paint whiskers.

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Oh, and Elephant's going to dress up too as Batcat.

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What time are we supposed to get there, Lola?

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Mmm. Five o'clock.

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Yes, that's what Arnold said.

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I can't wait, I can't wait!

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"I can't wait either! Phhrr!"

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-Hold still, Lola.

-Hold still, Elephant.

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-I'm really looking forward to playing Batcat.

-There. How's that?

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Come on, quickly, Lola. It's nearly five o'clock.

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I love parties. Do you love parties? "Yes, I do!"

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-Oh!

-Hello, Arnold.

-Hello.

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I thought you weren't coming. This was your biscuit.

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Oh, but you said five o'clock.

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No, you couldn't have listened properly.

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I said come early for teatime,

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and then your mum and dad could pick you up at five o'clock.

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Everyone's gone.

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Oh.

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-Lola!

-Oh!

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Never mind, Lola, there will be more parties.

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Sometimes I don't think I always listen very hard enough.

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That's true, Lola, but I know you can.

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(Do you want to have another go at building the puppet theatre?")

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OK.

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-I'll read the instructions.

-And I'll listen.

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And so will Elephant too so there will be double listening.

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We have to bend the roof part 1 at joint D, then fix the wall in.

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SHE LAUGHS

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Stick this to this.

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This bit goes over here, Charlie.

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That goes there.

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Ooh!

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I'm nearly done.

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-Six, seven, eight - tara!

-SHE LAUGHS

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It's perfect.

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"Hey, why don't you and me and Lola have a puppet show?"

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-Good idea.

-"Phhrr!"

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Welcome, everybody,

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you will be watching a play about listening

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called Batcat And An Ear That Has Gone Missing But Nobody Knows Where.

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Oh, boo-hoo!

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Who are you?

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I'm Batcat, the super cat.

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Now, what's the matter?

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You look like a very upset Elephant.

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-Pardon?

-I said, "You look like a very upset Elephant!"

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I am. I have lost one of my ears.

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I'm a very famous cat and I will find it.

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Now, when did you last see your ear?

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Well, I think it was in my friend Lauren's coat.

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I hope you're listening everybody

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because that was a very important clue.

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What kind of coat was it, I wonder?

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I remember it was raining and I was soaked to pieces.

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Maybe it was not a raincoat since you got quite wet.

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I think it was woolyish,

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but there are so many coats, how will you find it?

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I wonder if anyone in the audience can find the coat?

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-Me! Me! I can! I can!

-Thank you, audience person.

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It's Lola's coat.

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Not a raincoat, but a sort of wooly coat.

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-Not a green coat?

-Yes, it's not green!

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-Did you hear that?

-Hmm.

-It might be red.

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-Here it is, here it is! I found it!

-Well done, Arnold.

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-There you go.

-You have been a good listener.

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Now, I will always be a very good listener indeed.

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Oops.

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