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[insect buzzing]

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-[fountain trickles] -[chimes tinkling]

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[sighs deeply]

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[chuckles]

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Hi, Stillwater.

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Do you have any old newspapers I can borrow?

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Hello, Karl.

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Why don't you look inside the shed?

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Oh. [chuckles]

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That may not be the best place to take a rest, little friend.

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[footsteps approaching]

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Thanks.

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You're welcome, Karl.

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[paint splatters]

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Mmm.

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Do you have any old blankets?

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Mm. Have a look in the shed.

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[dragonfly buzzing]

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[chuckles] Hello again.

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[chuckles]

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-[Karl, muffled] Thank you. -You're welcome.

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Twinkle lights?

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Shed.

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[items rattling]

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Do you have any wooden boards? Like, really long ones?

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Mm. In the shed.

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[Karl sighs]

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[Stillwater sighs deeply]

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[Karl grunts]

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[Karl sighs]

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You've been busy today.

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I'm building a spaceship.

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An actual spaceship.

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Really?

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I don't believe I've ever seen an actual spaceship before.

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You wanna see it?

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I'd be delighted to.

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Here it is.

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Mmm.

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[Stillwater grunts]

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These are the controls. Here's where you make it go up.

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That's where you make it go down.

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This makes it go fast.

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I mean, really fast.

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What does that red button do? It looks important.

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It's the three-two-one-blastoff controller.

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You press it when you're ready to launch.

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You've put a lot of thought into this.

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I'm still working on it.

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This is what it's gonna look like when I'm finished.

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Very impressive, Karl.

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Okay. How about this?

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[girl] Hmm.

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[groans, sighs]

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[chuckles] That's some sticky tape.

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It won't come off.

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Thanks, Addy.

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I need this to be all closed up if it's going to fly into outer space.

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Uh... do you really think this is going to fly?

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Yes. Don't you?

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It's not a real spaceship, Karl.

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Yes, it is, Michael!

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Tell him, Addy.

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Well, it looks like a spaceship.

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Sort of.

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Yeah, sort of, but it's never actually going to fly.

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That would be impossible.

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No! It's not impossible.

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This is going to fly. You'll see.

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[tape rips]

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[chimes tinkling]

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Do you need more things for your spaceship?

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I don't know.

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Come. Have a snack.

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I have bamboo and carrots.

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[bites, crunches]

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This is the painting I've been working on.

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It looks kinda like a rocket.

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It's not a rocket.

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But it did allow someone to reach great heights.

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Like your very impressive spaceship.

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Addy and Michael don't think it is.

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They say there's no way my spaceship is ever going to fly, ever.

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They say it's impossible.

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Oh. Do you think it's impossible?

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No. I think it's going to fly all the way up into space,

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where the stars are and everything.

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But what'll happen if it doesn't fly?

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Sit with me for a moment.

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I will tell you about someone who once caught the sun. [chuckles]

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Then we'll see about getting your spaceship off the ground.

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Joku was a young farmer who tended his family field...

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-[grunting] -...from morning till night.

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He loved his work but for one thing.

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You work too hard, Joku.

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[chuckles] It is true.

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When I leave for my fields at the start of each day, the sun is not yet up.

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When I return at day's end, the sun has gone to sleep.

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If only I could grab hold of the sun.

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I could keep it from setting beyond the trees and make the day longer.

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[laughs] The sun has no master, Joku.

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That would be impossible.

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[laughing]

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[Stillwater] If there was one thing that Joku didn't like,

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besides not having enough daytime for himself,

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it was being told that something was impossible.

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Joku was very determined.

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I don't believe in impossible.

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Joku came up with a plan.

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-[grunting] -A very clever plan.

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Impossible. [laughs]

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[woman] What is Joku doing?

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He says he's going to catch the sun to make the day "last longer."

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[laughs] That's impossible.

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I know.

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I keep telling him, but he doesn't listen.

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[Joku grunting, hammering]

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[Karl] He's building a tower, isn't he, Stillwater?

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Just like in your painting.

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[Stillwater] You're right. And Joku kept building and building.

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He never gave up.

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[hammering continues]

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[scoffs] This is impossible.

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-Why does he continue? -[all muttering]

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[Karl] Even when they said it was impossible?

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[Stillwater] Especially when they said it was impossible.

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What if they're right?

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What if it is impossible to catch the sun?

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[sighs]

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[Stillwater] But even in his brief moment of doubt, Joku continued.

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[Karl] Did he fly off into space?

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[Stillwater] No, he didn't fly off into space,

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but he did find what he was looking for.

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The sun.

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Because he was up so high, he could see beyond the trees

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all the way to the horizon.

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So, while the rest of the village was in the shadow of night,

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Joku had a few more moments of daylight all to himself.

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I caught you, sun.

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[Stillwater] It's been said only those who try can achieve the impossible.

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That's like my spaceship.

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Everyone else says it's impossible to make it fly, but I'm still going to try.

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Maybe I don't need my spaceship to go all the way up in space.

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Just a little bit high would be okay.

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[Stillwater] Hmm.

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I might be able to help you there.

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We'd better get started.

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Do you have any space suits?

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[chuckles]

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[Addy] You made all this?

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Yep.

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I'll open the hatch.

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Welcome aboard the Flameflash XTX, Addy.

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First, we turn on the controls.

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Whoa!

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[Karl] Now we do a system check.

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When I call out a word, you say the word "check."

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Check.

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Not yet.

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-Steering. -Check.

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-Computer. -Check.

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-Shields. -Check.

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Which one's shields?

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-That one. -Check.

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Ready for countdown.

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Five,

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-four, three, two, one. -Four, three, two, one.

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Launch.

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-[Stillwater imitating engines] -We're moving.

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Stand by for turbo speed blasters. Activate.

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[engine sounds increase]

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-[squeals] This is amazing. -[chuckles]

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Hey, why'd we slow down?

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[whispering] Because we're in space now. Look.

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Wow.

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I don't know how you did it, Karl, but it feels like the spaceship is flying.

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I told you it would.

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[Stillwater imitates rockets hissing]

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[engine sounds decreasing]

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[imitates landing]

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[Karl] That means we've landed.

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That was amazing and so much fun.

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I'm next.

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[Karl] Okay. Fasten your seat belt.

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Ready? Three, two, one, launch!

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-[Stillwater imitates engines] -[Addy laughs]

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[Michael] Wow. Cool!

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[Addy] Look out! Asteroids ahead!

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[Karl] Activating shields!

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-[Stillwater] Whoa! [laughs] -[Addy laughs]

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[rain pattering]

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[thunder rumbles]

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[sighs] Rain.

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It ruins everything.

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Sorry your baseball game got canceled, Michael.

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-Want some tea? -No, thanks.

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I was really looking forward to today.

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We could play a board game.

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Nah, I don't feel like it.

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Are you just gonna sit and watch the rain all day?

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Maybe if I stare at it long enough, it'll go away.

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[exhales]

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Addy, come here.

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Is that Stillwater?

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[Addy] He's just sitting there in the rain.

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Why doesn't he have an umbrella?

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Stillwater always has an umbrella when it's raining.

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And sometimes even when it's not.

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Maybe he lost it.

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Maybe he's stuck outside.

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I need to do something.

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Well, what do you think?

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I don't think you'll be getting wet with all that stuff on.

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[sighs]

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[water flowing]

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Phew, no leaks.

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Hello, Michael.

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Lovely day, isn't it?

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Do you need an umbrella? I noticed you didn't have yours.

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[chuckles] That's very kind of you. But no, I don't need an umbrella.

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Today I'm using the rain as my raincoat.

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But won't you get all wet?

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You're supposed to stay out of the rain.

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See? Perfectly dry.

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You are very well protected.

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Sometimes, when there's a warm summer shower like this,

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I like to feel the raindrops falling on my fur.

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You like the rain?

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I love the rain.

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I always think about the journey each of these little raindrops

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has taken in their life.

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This one could've come all the way from China, carried here on a cloud.

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Welcome to my garden, little raindrops.

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Come and rest yourselves after such a long journey.

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When you think of it that way, the rain doesn't seem all that bad.

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Thinking of things a different way is good.

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We call that "perspective."

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Have I told you about the gardener and the bee?

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I don't think so.

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Then I shall tell you. It's one of my favorites.

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Odette had one of the finest gardens for miles around.

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She worked so hard to make things grow and loved everything about her patch.

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Except for one thing.

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The bees.

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[exclaims]

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[shoos] Go on.

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[sighs]

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[gasps]

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Where could all these bees be coming from?

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Though Odette didn't like the bees, she was a very curious gardener.

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She decided to follow one to see where they lived.

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Inside the fallen log, Odette found the bee's home.

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Oh, my.

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Hundreds and hundreds of bees lived there.

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So many bees. What if I were to be stung?

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So worried was she that the gardener was determined that something should be done.

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The next day, she called on a beekeeper friend for help.

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So then, no more bees?

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They're all safe inside. I'll take their hive away to another garden.

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But are you sure you wanna do this?

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Most certainly.

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At the gardener's instruction, the beekeeper took the hive away.

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No bees, no stings.

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The following spring, when her plants began to grow, Odette was confused.

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Something was missing.

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Where's the fruit?

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Where are the vegetables? Nothing is growing as it should.

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At least there are no more bees that might sting me.

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[gasps] The bees.

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And that is when Odette realized her mistake.

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[Michael] The bees are good.

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-Plants need them. -You're right, Michael.

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[Stillwater] Without bees, there are no juicy tomatoes, no fat, crunchy cucumbers,

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and no branches heavy with sweet red cherries.

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What a terrible mistake I've made.

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-All for the fear of a sting. -[bee buzzing]

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Oh! Hello.

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I apologize for having your home taken away, but wouldn't you please come back?

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And could you bring some friends?

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I do hope he comes back with his friends.

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[Stillwater] The bees did return, and so did Odette's bounty.

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[bees buzzing]

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Odette the gardener got something else that year.

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-[Michael] I know, honey. -That's right.

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[Stillwater] Honey. And enough to share.

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Mm. This is so good.

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[rain pattering]

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I used to be afraid of bees too.

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Then something changed?

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I learned they mostly don't mean to sting you, and honey tastes good on toast.

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Honey tastes good on everything.

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You see, Michael, you found perspective.

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Just like our friend the gardener.

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[sneezes] Excuse me.

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[Michael] What does the rain feel like on you? Does it tickle?

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[Stillwater] To me, it feels like a thousand drumbeats.

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Music on my fur.

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[Michael] I like music, but I don't like the rain.

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[sneezes, chuckles]

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I don't like that sometimes the rain makes me sneeze.

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What don't you like about the rain?

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It ruins everything.

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I was supposed to have a baseball game today, but it got canceled.

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You can't do anything fun when it rains.

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Mm. I can see how that must be frustrating for you.

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But I wonder, is that all it can do?

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Rain must do some good things too.

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Well, nothing would grow without the water from rain.

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That's something good, I guess.

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Hey, this is just like the bees in your story.

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They help make things grow too.

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Very perceptive, Michael.

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And who says you can't do anything fun in the rain?

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Here, take this leaf.

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Does it remind you of anything?

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-Hmm. It kind of looks like a little boat. -That's what I thought too.

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And there's a nice little river running right between us.

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Oh, you wanna race? [chuckles]

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Ready, set, go!

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Go, go, go, go, go!

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Go! Let's go!

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Yeah!

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[Karl whooping, splashing]

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It looks as if Karl found a way to have fun in the rain too.

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I used to do that too when I was his age.

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I think I'm gonna try using the rain as my raincoat too.

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[both chuckle]

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It's not even that cold.

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That's why I only do this in the summer.

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Even I wear a raincoat in the wintertime.

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[imitating airplane]

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Would you like to try some mud puddles too?

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Would you?

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Yes. I believe I would.

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[Karl] Yeah!

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[all laughing]

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[Karl] Yeah!

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Wait for me. I'm coming in!

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[door opens]

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[all laughing, exclaiming]

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["Never Ending Dream" playing]

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♪ With our spirits We were floating through the trees ♪

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♪ Like creatures, we were soaring high Blowing off some steam ♪

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♪ Or a mountain And its effervescent green ♪

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♪ A never-ending dream ♪

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♪ I found a little bit of honey ♪

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♪ And now I'm a little sweeter inside ♪

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[singing in Japanese]

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♪ It's just a little bit funny ♪

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♪ But now I have the world on my side ♪

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[singing in Japanese]

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[song fades]