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Dog leash, rubber ball, chew toy, food bowl.

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Everything I need to pet-sit our neighbor's dog, Yuko, this weekend.

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Huh. Pet-sit. Sounds important.

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It is. It's a big responsibility.

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I've always wanted a dog.

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Then taking care of Yuko should be good practice.

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Oh, yeah. I've got a whole bunch of fun stuff planned.

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Fetching the ball, going on walks, playing chase.

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Yuko's going to be my best friend, at least for the weekend.

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That does sound like fun. Yuko is a very lucky dog.

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Michael! The dog's here!

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Oh, gotta go. See you later, Stillwater.

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-Have fun with Yuko, Karl. -Bye, Stillwater.

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Thanks. I'll take really good care of her.

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Karl, this is Yuko.

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Oh, she's big.

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Come on, Yuko. Shake. Shake hello.

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Guess you don't know that trick. Yuko! Come here, Yuko. Wanna play?

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She's licking me!

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Down, Yuko. Karl's still kind of nervous around dogs.

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But I'm not. Come on. I'll show you around.

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This is the sunroom. And over there is my sister, Addy.

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Hi, Yuko.

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Oh, we're gonna have so much fun.

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Yeah, well, Yuko and I are going to have so much fun... together.

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Come on. I'll show you our room.

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Here it is. You'll sleep in here with me. This is your bed. Try it out.

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Don't you want to try out your bed, Yuko?

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Let's go outside.

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Hey, Yuko, come here.

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Wanna play catch?

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Go get it, girl!

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Come on, girl. Bring it here.

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No, Yuko, the ball! Get the ball.

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Come on, girl. Bring it here.

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Ew, it's slimy!

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No, it's fine.

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Go, Yuko. Go get it!

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That's right, Yuko. Bring it here.

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Yuko.

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I like you too, Yuko.

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Come on. That's enough.

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You're such a good girl. Aw.

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I'm tired of playing catch. I'm gonna take her for a walk.

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Oh.

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You don't wanna walk, girl?

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Okay, well, maybe later.

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I think Yuko's ready now.

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It's okay. I don't mind holding the leash.

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Never mind. I don't feel like walking anymore.

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I bet Stillwater's never met Yuko before. I'm gonna take her over there for a visit.

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We can show him all the fun stuff Yuko can do.

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Yeah. I guess we can.

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Hello, Karl. Hello, Michael.

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This must be your new best friend.

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This is Yuko.

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-But I don't think we're best friends yet. -These things often take time.

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Hello, Yuko. Nice to meet you.

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Shake, Yuko. Shake hello.

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What a wonderful trick.

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-Did you teach her that, Michael? -No, Karl did.

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Well, it's a good trick all the same.

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Come on, Yuko. Let's go play.

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You know, I could use a break from raking leaves.

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Would you like to come sit with me for a minute?

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Yuko, Yuko! Yes, get it, get it!

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Looks like pet-sitting is going well.

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-Is it everything you thought it would be? -Not really.

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Over here!

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Good girl!

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I had all these cool things planned,

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but all Yuko wants to do is play with Karl.

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Come on!

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You're a good dog, Yuko.

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Oh, I see. You seem disappointed.

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And kind of mad.

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She's supposed to be my best friend for the weekend, not Karl's.

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Have you ever heard the saying, "The giver should be thankful"?

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Well, I know it's polite to say thank you when someone gives you something,

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but it works the other way around?

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Oh, yes. It certainly does.

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There was once a very generous mouse named Dario,

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who learned to be a thankful giver.

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Dario considered himself to be the best chef in all the land.

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Soup was his specialty,

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and people would line up every night just to get a taste.

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-Sometimes you run out. -Smells good.

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-I'm so excited. -It smells so delicious!

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Dario's famous soup. Come and get it.

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-Hey, no crowding. -Save some for me!

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Wait! My bowl's empty.

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Have some.

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Most nights, he would run out of soup before everyone could get a bite.

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-I didn't get any soup. -Make more.

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Nobody liked that. Least of all, Dario.

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With a bigger kettle, everyone would have some.

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Imagine what they'd say about me. I'd be a hero.

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Dario! Dario! Dario!

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For me? Oh, you're too kind. Really.

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The next evening, Dario had prepared

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the biggest kettle of soup anyone had ever seen.

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Oh, wow. Is that the kettle?

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There it is!

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There'll be a parade in my honor tonight.

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As expected, the feast was a hit.

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Everyone loved the soup,

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but Dario was the only one not having fun.

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His guests were enjoying his soup so much,

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they completely forgot about Dario.

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Hmph. No one's treating me like a hero. Where's my parade? My celebration?

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But he shouldn't have been disappointed.

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He made all those people happy with his soup.

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This is true, and Dario realized that too.

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It just took him a moment.

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Excuse me, do we have any more soup?

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Of course. I made more than enough this time.

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Mommy! Mommy! I got some more this time.

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Dario realized that by making more soup, he created more happiness.

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This was a reward far greater than anything he could have imagined.

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Come on, come on!

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Guess I imagined pet-sitting Yuko would be different.

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I really wanted her to like me best.

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Is that the most important part of pet-sitting?

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No, not really. I have to make sure she's safe and happy.

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Do you think she's safe and happy?

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Come on, Yuko.

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Go get the ball! Get it! Get it! Good dog!

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Yeah, I think so.

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Karl's happy too. They're both having a good time together.

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Guess I'm a pretty good pet-sitter after all.

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And giving Karl this gift of joy makes you a pretty good brother as well.

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Michael, you play with her now. I'm tired.

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Looks like Yuko's tired too.

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Hey, after you both rest a minute, we can try going for that walk again.

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She knows the word "walk."

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Guess it's time to go then.

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Here. You can hold the leash, Karl.

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Stillwater, wanna come too?

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Actually, I would.

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What a beautiful day to go for a walk.

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Three, two, one! Liftoff!

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You don't need to lift off to see a lunar eclipse, Karl.

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We can watch it from right here in the yard.

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Hot cocoa and marshmallows are served.

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Thanks, Addy.

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Is that what the moon will look like tonight, Michael?

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At the start, yes. You'll see for yourself pretty soon.

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Almost... got it.

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Cool.

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There.

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Now, to turn them on. Mind lending me a hand?

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Sure.

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And the final touch, moon pops.

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Moon pops? From the moon?

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No, silly. I made them.

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They're cake pops, but I'm calling them moon pops instead.

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They look good.

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Moon party, moon pops. Seemed to fit the theme for tonight.

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Yeah, the moon. I wonder what it's doing now.

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So, when is this "lunal e-clip"?

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It's "lunar eclipse."

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Lunar means "moon," and eclipse means, well...

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sort of like covering something up.

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This isn't the one where you have to wear the special glasses, is it?

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No, that's a solar eclipse.

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It's with the sun instead of the moon.

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That can hurt your eyes if you look at it. This one is perfectly safe to watch.

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Will there be aliens? Or meteors?

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Or meteor-riding aliens?

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Probably not.

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It'll be more like this.

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Here. I drew an example.

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It's when a shadow from the Earth crosses over the moon.

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What's that for?

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I brought something special along for the occasion.

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Well, in the old days, during a lunar eclipse,

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some people in China would beat a drum to keep a dragon from eating the moon.

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A real dragon?

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You never know.

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Maybe it'll keep the dragon away from the moon pops too.

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Don't worry, moon. We won't let the dragon eat you.

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So, what happens now?

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Well, the sun has set, and the moon has risen. So now, we wait.

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Okay, we're getting close.

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Just a few more seconds.

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Is the dragon here yet?

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I don't see a dragon,

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but the lunar eclipse is almost here.

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Is your drum ready?

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Ready.

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I'm going to get some pictures of the moon.

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Especially when it turns orange.

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It's starting. It's starting! See how dark the edge is?

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That's the Earth's shadow starting to move across the moon.

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Wow.

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It looks like the shadow is taking a bite of the moon.

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Stay away, dragons!

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Check it out. It's turning orange.

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That's from sunlight bouncing off the Earth's atmosphere.

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It's the same reason sunsets can look orange.

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-Oh, wow. -Whoa. Cool!

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And this is just the start.

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Pretty soon, the moon is gonna disappear completely in Earth's shadow.

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Well, this is something I've never seen during a lunar eclipse before.

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-What is it? -Is it a real dragon?

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Have a look for yourself.

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Clouds?

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No, no, no, no.

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Are clouds part of the eclipse?

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No. And if they move in front of the moon, we won't be able to see the eclipse.

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Go that way! Away from the moon!

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Do you think my drum will send the clouds away?

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It certainly couldn't hurt.

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It's working, it's working!

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What happened to the eclipse? It's all bright again.

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We missed it.

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The eclipse happened while the clouds were covering it up.

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When's the next one?

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Not for a few years.

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Well, can't we rewind this one and watch it without the clouds?

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Sorry, Karl. No do-overs with eclipses.

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All of this was for nothing.

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What good is a lunar eclipse party without a lunar eclipse?

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We saw some of it.

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But not the best part.

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This wasn't what we expected, is it? You're feeling disappointed?

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Majorly.

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Does disappointed make your tummy feel funny and your face all hot?

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'Cause that's how I feel.

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Yeah. And my chest is all achy too.

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I'm sorry you're feeling this way,

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but I'm glad you were able to tell me how your disappointment feels.

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It's not the same as a lunar eclipse, but would you like to hear a story?

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We love hearing your stories.

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Well then, this takes place somewhere warm, far away.

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Antonia was always full to the top with happy feelings.

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She was quick to smile and enjoyed her life.

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Antonia seems like the happiest person in town.

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She sure does. She's always got a smile on her face.

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One morning, Antonia had an unexpected guest...

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a pretty songbird that flew into her yard.

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Oh, what a pretty bird. Welcome to my home.

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I'm so happy you've come to visit me. Stay as long as you like.

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The next morning, the songbird once again filled Antonia's garden

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with its beautiful song.

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Good morning, pretty bird.

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And so it was.

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Every morning, day after day,

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the songbird greeted Antonia with its jubilant melody.

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Good morning, pretty bird.

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Ooh, there's that pretty bird again.

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It visits her every day. She's so lucky.

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But one morning, something very unexpected happened.

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Good morning, pretty bird.

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Goodbye then.

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The bird flew away?

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Did it ever come back?

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No. Antonia never saw the bird again.

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Aw, your songbird, it's gone.

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Aw, you must be so disappointed it flew away.

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I was disappointed, but I'm thankful for the brief moments I had with it.

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Perhaps another happy surprise is right around the corner.

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She was already pretty happy before, so the bird was kind of like a bonus.

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She was glad she had it,

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but after it flew away, she was the same happy person as before.

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Yeah, just like when we were having fun before the clouds covered up everything.

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So, how does your face and tummy and chest feel now?

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Actually, a lot better.

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Isn't it interesting how these feelings change when you give them time?

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I was disappointed about the moon, but I'm still happy we had the party.

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I liked drumming the dragon drum.

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I liked telling you guys everything I learned about lunar eclipses.

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And I liked decorating and getting all the treats ready.

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The moon pops, I forgot to pass them out.

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-Oh, yeah. -Moon pops! Moon pops!

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Really clever, Addy.

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Ooh. Delicious.

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Tastes like the moon.

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This is the best lunar eclipse party ever.

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I have an idea.

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Stillwater, we'll need one of your lamps.

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Stay away, dragon!

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The moon is safe.

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Do one more, Stillwater.

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All right, one more. This one is my favorite.

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That one's my favorite too.

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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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It's just a little bit funny

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But now I have the world on my side