Sharing Wussywat the Clumsy Cat

Wossat? Hello!

-Oh!

-Hey!

Sorry, Ortus.

Hey, Duckadile!

Oh, no.

Hi, Ird.

Oops!

Hello.

It's a sunny day in the garden and Wussywat is...

-Choo-choo!

-What are you doing, Wussywat?

I'm playing garden trains.

And where is the garden train going today?

The garden, of course!

All aboard for Snail Station!

That looks fun, but be careful to watch where you're going.

Ooh!

Oh, wossat?

It looks like a collection of things, Wussywat. I wonder whose.

Oh, I like this scarf.

It's very long.

I can tie it to my train.

Oh, hold on there, Wussywat! That's my scarf you've got there.

But I'm playing garden trains, Ird.

I need it to pull the train along.

Well, I'm playing swap shops, and you need to give me something

if you want that scarf. What about your whistle?

I need a spare one of those.

Oh, but, Ird... Oh!

I need the whistle to... Ooh! ..to start the train journey.

No swapsies, no scarfies!

Now, come on, you two, be careful.

-Who-o-a!

-Whoops!

Clumsy cat!

You railed all over my special things collection.

I was about to play a game with them.

-Oh, sorry, Duckadile.

-Everyone is playing pretend today, aren't they?

I wonder what Duckadile's is about.

Squirting! Woohoo!

Oh, Duckadile, that's not very pretend, is it?

Who said anything about pretending?

Cor, Duckadile, I like your carriage.

Can I have it, please? I'm playing trains.

Ooh, you can, if I can be the driver in your game.

Then I can blow my horn.

But, Duckadile, I'm the driver, so I blow my whistle.

No horn, no carriage. Woohoo!

Choo-choo!

Hmm. Maybe you could let Duckadile be the driver

for some of the time, Wussywat?

But it's my game. I want to be the driver!

Whoa!

A-a-ah. Ooh!

Oh, dear, Wussywat.

Sorry, Ortus.

I was trying to play garden trains

but no-one would let me play with their things.

Wow! Wossat?

That's Uncle Urtle's suitcase, Wussywat.

It's got all his souvenirs in, from his round-the-world tours

with his friends.

Soupy-ear whatsits?

Souvenirs.

They're things that you keep to remind you of nice memories.

Er, yes. And that's his ticket collection

to help him remember all the trips they shared on buses, boats,

-aeroplanes and...

-Choo-choos!

Yay!

I've got an idea for a train-sharing game everyone can play.

-Hey-hey!

-A sharing game, Wussywat?

-That DOES sound like fun.

-Ortus, can I borrow some of

-Uncle Urtle's souvenir tickets, please?

-Of course you can,

so long as you look after them.

Choo-choo!

The round-the-garden train tour is ready to go.

-Would you like to play, Ortus?

-Oh! Yes, please.

Free tickets for the garden train tour! Follow me!

And the best part of this tour is

it's made up of passengers, not carriages.

Train for Ird's tree!

All aboard! Choo-choo!

Ird's tree, swap shop stop.

Hi, Ird. I brought some customers for your swappy shop.

Would you like to join us on our round-the-garden train tour?

Oh, thank you, Wussywat. A garden train tour?

Oh, that sounds fun. Yes, please.

Next stop, the pond.

You can blow the whistle, Ird.

Can I borrow your scarf, please?

Of course you can, now we're sharing.

Choo-choo!

-DUCKADILE:

-Whoa!

-All change for the squirty pond.

What you playing now, Wussywat?

We're playing round the garden train tours. Would you like to play?

I'd love to but, erm...

Can I blow my horn?

Better than that - you can be the driver,

now that we're sharing.

Choo-choo!

-ALL:

-Choo-choo!

-IRD:

-Oh, yeah!

Oh, well done, Wussywat. You are a clever cat.

Bye-bye!