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[INTRO MUSIC]

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Hey!

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Under the willows and down

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by the river,

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Come join our friends,
Every one, having fun,

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every day...

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Hey!

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[CAR HORN]

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- Action!

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Hey!

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Drifting in rowing boats
down on the river,

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Feel the whispering wind,
Every one, having fun,

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every day...

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[RATTY: And though my rhyme]

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comes to its close,

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forever on the river flows.

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- Bravo!

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[TOAD SPLUTTERS]

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- That was delightful.

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Such a nice way
to describe the river.

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- Mmm hmm.

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- Splendid, Ratty.

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It would have been better
if you'd mentioned me.

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And the poem could have been
shorter, but still, pretty good.

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- Thank you, Toad.

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I think.

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I like to think I'm the best
poet on the riverbank.

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- As far as I know,
you're the only poet

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on the riverbank.

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[MOLE LAUGHS]

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- Ooh, can you teach us, Ratty?

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I'd love to write poetry.

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- Hmm.

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Poetry is an art, Hedge.

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It takes great
skill to master it.

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- Please?

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- Yes, please, Ratty.

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- Well...

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Yes.

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Why not?

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Of course, I'll teach you.

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- Yes!

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- Oh, thank you.

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- Shall I make us some sandwiche

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- Sure.

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Help yourself.

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[RATTY: Poetry is life.]

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We must experience it.

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Come on. Follow me.

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[RIVER FLOWING]

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Poetry can be
inspired by the past

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or by the world around us.

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But poetry is more

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than just words.

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- Isn't poetry all words?

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- No. Well, yes,

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obviously, in one sense,

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but in a deeper sense,

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it's about the feeling
those words create.

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A poet trains

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his voice to express his

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or her feelings.

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[RATTY INHALES]

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The sun glows,

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along the river flows,

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ripples as the wind blows.

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Now you try.

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- Mmm.

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- Hmm.

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The sun glows,

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[TOAD: Very good.]

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along the river flow?

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[TOAD: Mmm.]

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[RATTY: Um.]

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- Mmm hmm.

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- Winds

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know?

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- Great!

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- Yeah.

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Nearly there.

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Hedge?

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[HEDGE INHALES]

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[HEDGE EXHALES]

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[HEDGE CLEARS THROAT]

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- The sun glows.

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The wind blows.

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Ripples on the rivers flow.

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- Very good, Hedge.

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- Yes!

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[TOAD CLEARS THROAT]

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- The sun knows

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that the wind never
giggles at the river's jokes.

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Ha, ha.

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[HEDGE GIGGLES]

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- This isn't a joke, Toad.

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Now, come on, get writing,

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you poets.

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[HEDGE GIGGLES]

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- Mmm. Ha ha!

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Perfect!

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- Okay.

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It's time to share.

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Mole, you go first.

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- Oh.

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I'll try my best.

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A gentle breeze.

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A new dream of spring.

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My mind is at ease.

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- That was fantastic.

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- It's a nice start.

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It rhymes,
but it's a little short.

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A good effort, though.

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- Short and sweet, Mole.

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Like you, my friend.

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- Ooh.

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- But now it is time
for my epic poem.

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There once was a
fellow called Toad.

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Who drove the best
car on the road.

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He drove it high speed
with great skill, indeed.

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And never for
one second slowed.

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[MOLE AND
HEDGE LAUGH]

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- Yay!

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That was amazing.

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- Toad, this is a
time for poetry,

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not more of your silliness.

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- You said make it personal.

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And I did.

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I love driving.

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[HEDGE COUGHS]

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- I'm ready to read my poem.

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- Ah, yes.

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I trust this one
is serious, Hedge.

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[TOAD MOANS]

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- Wide, green world.

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How big and beautiful you are.

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[WIND BLOWS]

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[HEDGE: What a wind.]

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Oh, what mud!

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What a hill?

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I run to you.

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What joy,

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what wonder?

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Thank you, wide green world.

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[TOAD: Aah, ha ha.]

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- Very good, Hedge.

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It was very, well, you.

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- I've half a mind to stomp
through some mud myself.

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Haha!

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[HEDGE GIGGLES]

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- You're funny, Toad.

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Thanks.

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What do you think, Ratty?

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- Well, it's not all bad.

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Can I read it again, please?

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Mmm.

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I mean, it is all
over the place.

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Doesn't really rhyme,

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but I can fix this.

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Make it sound
like a real poem.

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- Oh.

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- It sounded like a
real poem to me.

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- Cut a few lines.

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Take out the bit about the mud.

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- But I don't want to change it.

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Can I have it back
please, Ratty?

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- In a moment.

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I just want to
change this first.

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[WIND BLOWS]

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It's getting away.

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- I can't lose my poem.

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I don't think I
can remember it all.

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- Don't worry.

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I'll get it back.

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- Wait for me, Ratty.

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Oh, I can't leave
you two like this.

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- You go on.

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We'll stay here and try
and remember your poem.

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- How about I write you an epic?

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- No!

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Go, Hedge.

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We can always write
your poem down again.

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- Okay, thanks!

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- If we remember it, that is.

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How did the first line go?

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Oh, green world?

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No, that isn't right.

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Toad, do you remember
the first line of Hedge's poem?

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- Mmm.

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[TOAD SCRATCHES HEAD]

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[TOAD REALISATION]

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Yes, uh.

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There once was a
handsome fellow called Toad.

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- Toad!

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- Aah.

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[RATTY PANTING]

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[MUD SQUELCH]

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[WIND BLOWS]

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- Aah, no!

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Where's it gone now?

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[WIND BLOWS]

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No!

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- Wait for me, Ratty!

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- It's okay.

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The poem's going
towards those trees.

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- Wide green world.

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How big and beautiful you are.

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That's how it started.

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[RUMBLE]

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- Hear that?

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Something started, all right.

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How about a nice egg
and mustard sandwich?

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- This is not the time for food.

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- My stomach would beg to differ

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- No!

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Think now.

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Eat later.

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-Relax.

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I'm sure Hedge and Ratty
have got that poem back by now.

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[RATTY PANTING]

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[TREE CREAKS ]

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- What a wind!

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Oh, squirrels!

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- I'll get it.

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- Uh, oh.

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[CRASH]

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[RATTY STAGGERING]

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Poetry isn't
normally this difficult.

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- Wide, green world.

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How big and beautiful you are.

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What a hill?

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No, that's not right.

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Can you remember anything, Toad?

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Toad!

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Hmm. Wonder.

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[TOAD LICKS LIPS]

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Hmm.

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- Aah.

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I, um, can't think on
an empty stomach.

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You know me, Mole.

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Here.

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Want one?

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- Oh,

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go on, then.

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- What a wind!

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Oh,

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what mud!

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What a hill.

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I run to you.

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Ha, it's Hedge's poem!

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Wide, green world.

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How big and beautiful you are.

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What a wind.

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Oh, what mud!

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What a hill?

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I run to you.

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What joy,

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what wonder!

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Thank you, wide, green world.

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Hedge. Hedge. Wait.

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- Gotcha.

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[SPLASH]

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Really don't like water.

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But I got my poem.

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- Um.

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- Oh.

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- It's okay. I rem--

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- Hedge, did you
get the poem back?

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- Oh, that is bad.

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- I can't even remember it.

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It's gone for good.

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- No, it isn't.

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- Hey?

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- Wide, green world.

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How big and beautiful you are.

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What a wind.

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Oh, what mud!

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What a hill?

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I run to you.

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What joy, what wonder!

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Thank you, wide, green world.

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- Ha ha ha ha.

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- You...

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You remembered my poem?

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- It was memorable.

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I lived it!

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It was a really good poem.

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Poems are more than
what's on the page.

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It's what's in your heart.

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- Thank you, Ratty.

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- Yes.

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That was very touching.

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- I'm sorry, I tried to
change your poem

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into something
that wasn't yours.

294
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I'll try to be a better teacher,

295
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if you still want to learn.

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- Yeah.

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Thank you.

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- Hurray!

299
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That means you can all hear
my epic poem again.

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- Not until you've
heard my new one.

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[RATTY CLEARS THROAT]

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There once was a silly old rat.

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He behaved like a right old bat.

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Hedge's poem took flight.

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But it turned out all right.

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And that was the end of that.

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[ALL LAUGH]

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[MUSIC]

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