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WINNE THE POOH
SPRING
NARRATOR: Winnie the Pooh and Tigger and Roo go bouncing through a rather bothersome place.
NARRATOR: Pooh and his friends were sitting in his thoughtful spot at the edge of Rabbit's garden thinking about how lovely the very beginning of Spring was.
WINNIE THE POOH: but Narrator, this can't be the beginning if it is chapter two.
NARRATOR: Yes Pooh, so it is. He was thinking how lovely the beginning of spring was even though it was not the beginning of our story. Rabbit was busy at work.
RABBIT: These carrots won't plant themselves you know! There's always so much to do in a garden in spring! It's going to be a delicious garden.
NARRATOR: When all of the sudden who came bouncing by but Tigger and Roo.
ROO: Tigger you bounced so high! I feel so small next to you!
TIGGER: That's right buddy, I bounce the best, because bouncing is what Tiggers do best.
ROO: Would you teach me how to bounce like you, Tigger?
TIGGER: Teaching is what Tiggers do best! Watch, and listen little guy.
OWL: Watch out you two. I can see up here from the height of my house that you're about to bounce into Rabbit's Garden.
NARRATOR: Tigger and Roo's afternoon bounce carried them all across the hundred acre woods and straight through the middle of Rabbit's freshly planted garden.
RABBIT: Oh Tigger, oh Roo, look what you've done, my garden, my beautiful garden is ruined because of your bouncing. What am I going to do?
KANGA: What is all the noise? Oh dear, dear, dear Roo! You're covered in mud and leaves and dust! Here, let me wipe your face.
ROO: Mama...
CHRISTOPHERROBIN: Rabbit what happened to your garden? I thought you were planting your seeds today?
OWL: He was, but from my observations and calculations, Roo and Tigger trounced through Rabbit's fence and through his garden while they were bouncing and trouncing along.
PIGLET: Oh dear, dear, dear, all of your wonderful vegetables are everywhere. Your scarecrow is broken, and your fence needs mending.
EEYORE: I guess we all got caught up in bouncing too, I left hoofprints all over. I'm sorry Rabbit.
ALL: We're sorry.
RABBIT: What am I going to do?
TIGGER: We can fix it, fixing is what Tiggers do best!
GOPHER: We could always dig more and help you plant. That's it, I'll just draw up some plans, that's three rows of carrots by two tunnels, yes sir we will be done in no time. No time to lollygag, there's a garden to dig.
KANGA: Now Gopher, perhaps we should let rabbit tell us how we can help best. Oh dear, Roo you have mud all over your tail, now come over here and let me clean you up.
ROO: Mama...
OWL: Rabbit, perhaps we can help you fix your garden as it seems to be quite ruined after our great adventure bouncing by and through it.
WINNIE THE POOH: This is just the right time of day for fixing. Rabbit, may we help you fix your garden?
RABBIT: That would be wonderful
WINNIE THE POOH: And we can make sure that we are done in time.
ALL: In time for what?
WINNIE THE POOH: In time for some honey.
CHRISTOPHERROBIN: Well Rabbit, first let's get some seeds so we can plant more vegetables.
KANGA: Rabbit, I've been saving some pumpkin seeds at home, I'll just step by and bring them over!
PIGLET: I've got plenty of thistle and lettuce seeds, I have them at home, I'll be right back!
CHRISTOPHERROBIN: Now we have to get the soil ready to plant.
GOPHER: Digging is my middle name! Show me where to dig and I'll have everything done in a jiffy!
EEYORE. Rabbit, I can plow the field for you, just tie your rake to my back and I'll go as fast as I can, though I go quite slow.
PIGLET: I'm back with the seeds
KANGA: Me too!
GOPHER: And just in time. I just finished digging fresh holes!
ROO: I can bounce down each row of holes Gopher dug and plant them for you Rabbit!
TIGGER: I'll bounce behind you with a watering can little buddy, and make sure those seeds get a good drink. I don't want any thirsty seeds.
EEYORE: The garden looks quite lovely to me, if I do say so myself. As lovely as dirt can be.
CHRISTOPHERROBIN: There now everyone, see how quickly a garden can grow?
EEYORE: I don't mean to bother your celebration, but all I see is dirt.
PIGLET: Oh dear, dear, dear, did we do something wrong?
KANGA: We put so much love into the garden, why aren't there any vegetables yet?
GOPHER: I spend a lot of time underground, and let me tell you plants need time to grow. We need to wait.
OWL: According to my calculations within two weeks, we should have a beautiful garden of all sorts of delightful vegetables.
ROO: But two weeks from now will never come.
KANGA: Roo, all we have to do is be patient and wait.
TIGGER: Waiting is what Tigger's do best!
ROO: And Roo's too!
NARRATOR: And so all of Rabbit's friends waited, and watched, and watched, and waited. Until two weeks passed and the tiny green tips of plants began to grow and grow and grow into vegetables.
RABBIT: My garden, look at my beautiful garden. Friends, thank you for all of your hard work. We should have a celebration, vegetables for everyone!
NARRATOR: And so Rabbit and all of his friends had a delicious vegetable feast.
WINNIE THE POOH: Don't forget about the honey.
NARRATOR: Rabbit and his friends waited so long for the garden to grow, that they waited all though chapter two and right into the start of summer, and Chapter three.
SUMMER
NARRATOR: in which the friends gets caught in a thunderstorm and Winnie the Pooh meets some rather angry bees. Christopher Robin was having a summertime picnic for his friends, and as everyone began to munch on delicious snacks...
RABBIT: Crunch!
ROO: Slurp!
NARRATOR: Christopher Robin felt the tiniest drop of rain on the very edge of his nose.
CHRISTOPHERROBIN: Friends, I think I felt the tiniest raindrop on my nose. Did anyone else feel something?
EEYORE: Christopher Robin, I think I feel some rain drops on my nose. I'm sure we all do. KANGA: Oh dear, Roo, it's starting to rain, quickly run under the big oak tree!
ROO: Mama I love the rain, Do you think the rain will help Rabbit's vegetables grow even bigger?
KANGA: I'm sure a good rainstorm will help Rabbit's garden!
TIGGER: I like to try and catch the drops on my tongue. Come here raindrops, get back over here.
ALL: Boom, rumble, rumble, rumble.
CHRISTOPHERROBIN: Friends, that was thunder! Everyone quickly gather under the big oak tree to stay safe and dry. The storm should pass soon.
RABBIT: Thunder always makes me nervous. I can feel my tail twitching, and my teeth chattering. I need a hug.
GOPHER: Rabbit, I agree. Whenever there's a storm hide in the ground as deep as I can.
PIGLET: It's all right, gopher, it's all right, Rabbit, we just have to remember we are among our friends and safe under the big oak tree with
CHRISTOPHERROBIN: Be brave!
ALL: Boom, rumble, rumble, rumble.
GOPHER/RABBIT: Aah!
OWL: According to my observations I have made with my eyes by looking at the clouds, it seems like the storm is finally starting to pass.
PIGLET: That's such good news, because I don't think I can stay brave through one more lightning strike and crack of thunder.
NARRATOR: And just as Christopher Robin and Owl predicted, the rain storm blew away as fast as it arrived.
OWL: Now see, look the rain has almost stopped. Just as I suspected, this was a swift summer thunderstorm that cleared up into a lovely day for a picnic. If only all of our food wasn't spoiled in the rain.
NARRATOR: And the friends stopped listening to the rain and started listening to a different sort of noise coming from the top of the tree.
RABBIT: What is that buzzing?
CHRISTOPHERROBIN: Do you hear that? It sounds like it's coming from the top of the big oak tree.
RABBIT: It is. I wonder what it could be? Perhaps a dragon, or perhaps a heffalump!
PIGLET: A big scary loud heffalump that would trample over a small piglet like me? Oh dear!
EEYORE: I'm not sure what the buzzing is, or where it's coming from, but I know I've heard it before. I'm sure I've heard it when I was with Winnie the Pooh, not that anyone wants to know.
WINNIE THE POOH: The only reason things buzz, is because they are bees. And if they are bees, as I think they are, then their job is to make honey. And a Pooh bear's only job, is to eat it.
PIGLET: But Pooh bear, the nest is so high, how will you ever climb up to get the honey? It looks too dangerous to me. How scary!
TIGGER: Have no fear, Tigger is here! I'll just bounce up to the top of the tree and get some honey! Oh shucks, getting honey is not what Tiggers do best.
GOPHER: That's all right Tigger, perhaps a bee will flyby and we can politely ask if it could
spare some for our snack.
WINNIE THE POOH: That would be delicious. Because I believe our snacks are very wet, as they didn't have the good sense to get out of the rain like we all did.
CHRISTOPHERROBIN: But Pooh bear if you would just listen, I brought.
OWL: As the bees are my neighbors in the large oak tree, I can tell you they don't care much for sharing. They mostly prefer to not share.
EEYORE: Well perhaps there is a way you could sneak up to the top of the tree without them knowing. If only we were the rain clouds, then we could reach the top of the tree.
WINNIE THE POOH: Why Eeyore, that's it! I will pretend to be a small rain cloud blowing by one that didn't quite make it to and from the first storm. Since it just rained, the bees will never know the difference.
GOPHER: We can disguise you with some dirt, lucky for you know where there happens to be a great deal of fresh mud. Gee wiz is there a lot of fresh mud.
RABBIT: Gopher, that is fine, but now we just have a pooh bear covered in mud on the ground. How will we ever get Pooh bear to reach the top of the tree?
GOPHER: Well gee whiz, I didn't think about that part.
ROO: Pooh bear, I have a balloon that I saved from my birthday. If Christopher Robin would blow it up for you, you could float to the top of the tree, just like a raincloud!
KANGA: My kind little Roo! I am so proud of you for sharing. I'll have to get you some more balloons from Christopher Robin.
TIGGER: Great idea little buddy! I think I may have a balloon from your party too, and sharing is what Tiggers do best! I'll bounce by and get all the balloons I can find.
CHRISTOPHERROBIN: But Pooh Bear, listen to me, I have more...
ROO: Look, Mama, look, Tigger is back with the balloons! Christopher Robin would you blow these balloons up for us please?
CHRISTOPHERROBIN: All right.
RABBIT: I happen to have some extra string that I was using to make a small fence to keep heffalumps out of my garden. We can tie it to the balloons!
TIGGER: Oh Pooh bear! You're going to be higher than I've ever bounced, tell me what the view is like from the top of the tree!
ROO: Thank you for getting the balloons ready Christopher Robin, now pooh bear, hold on tight, and up you go!
ALL: One, two, three.
POOH: Oh what a wonderful sight for a rumbly, tummy. I can see the ground getting farther and father, and honey getting closer and closer. Hello dear bees, don't mind me, I am just a small raincloud here to borrow some honey.
BEES: Not from us!
EEYORE: Do you think you've fooled the bees Pooh bear?
KANGA: Is Roo's balloon doing the trick? You're so high up in the tree you must be able to reach the bee's nest.
OWL: Dear Pooh bear, I do fear that I hear the buzzing of the bees becoming angrier and angrier. I believe they know that you are not a raincloud and indeed a bear. Beware of the bees!
WINNIE THE POOH: Oh dear, I think you're right owl. Now that I am closer I see that these are the wrong kind of bees, and while they make honey they are not the kind of bees that share.
NARRATOR: And just as pooh thought, the bees were getting angrier, and angrier the closer and closer the balloon climbed, until all of the sudden one of the bees got a very brave idea and stung the balloons keeping Pooh bear in the air.
ALL: Pop.
WINNIE THE POOH: Oh bother.
ALL: Crash.
CHRISTOPHERROBIN: Pooh bear, silly old friend, what I've been trying to tell you is I brought more honey for you. It's been here the whole time.
WINNIE THE POOH: Oh what a tasty treat! Falling out of the oak tree does make a pooh bear's tummy rumbly.
