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Thanks for helping me pack my part in a play-dirty.
It's okay, you do your part, now we're doing this.
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I'm from a family that's complying us to us.
We eat so much, there's not enough for us.
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Holy moly, man, what do you do it?
It says I spoke to a squad.
I know, why are you cropping around like a promise to us?
You're supposed to be a territory actor.
Yeah, but I'm going to hurt a territory actor.
It was a big bird.
Well, how was I supposed to know that?
Well, you could have figured it out.
Well, first of all, it says that you squawk, right?
Right. So that's a clue.
And there's another one in your very next speech.
I saw a life fly high up in the sky.
See? That says bird to me.
Yeah I get it.
If you don't understand what you're reading, stop and
look for clues that can help.
Okay let's start over.
I'll come in like this.
Quack! Quack!
Uh let's do this after dinner.
Okay? I just remembered some homework I've got to do.
Okay close the door okay?
Wax or?
My son you are needed again in more use.
I wish you could pick better times.
My sister almost caught us.
We have no time to lose.
Hurry or for Zool will claim another victim.
Noirby? Noirby?
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Thunder and lightning trumpets and drums readers
rejoice a story lord calls.
I mean who does he think I am?
Some sort of detective or something?
Hey be careful you'll ruin my suplex.
Sorry. Where am I anyway?
A restaurant?
No a car wash.
Of course it's a restaurant.
Mine. Chef Joss.
Are you the boy they sent to peel potatoes?
I'm Norbert Neacindan, apprentice story lord.
Did you say story lord?
Yes. Great.
First it's Thor Zoo now it's a bunch can
wear it story lord gloves.
A Thor Zoo open here?
Is broccoli green?
I come in this morning and look what
I find into my oven door.
From the desk of Thor Zoo Chef Jeff have this
ready for tomorrow or else under some ice cream
over some meat beside some milk what a treat.
That's a tough.
I mean who does he think I am?
It's like a video brown.
My goose is cooked.
Where should I say microwaved?
Don't worry Chef Jeff.
We'll figure this out.
Wait you mean you can help me?
It's broccoli green.
I'll see you here tomorrow.
Oh.
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My soup, my!
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Now, before we, Norbert?
Mrs. Framish, you remember how yesterday you said
if something we were reading didn't make sense,
we should stop and read it over and look for clues?
Yes, we put it right up here on the board.
Well, what if you read it over and it still doesn't make sense?
That's a very good question, Norbert.
If you can be patient, maybe we can answer it
in today's reading class.
Now, who can remind us of what we read yesterday?
Angie? This mother told her kids that
someone was moving in with them, but she wouldn't tell them who,
and the kids are trying to guess.
Very good, Angie.
Now, let's begin.
Jason, will you start reading for us, please?
Will you tell us his name?
Please, big sinner.
The mother nodded.
His name is Mr.
Moneyface. Mr.
Moneyface said Adam, what a funny name.
Where will he sleep as James?
I think I'll put his bed in the basement.
Besides the furnishings of the mom.
Who will he sit beside at dinner time as Julia?
No one said the mother.
I think I'll put his bed on the floor.
I don't think he'll stay very long said Adam.
Well, I think he'll like it very much, he played his mother.
This doesn't make sense.
Why not, Jason?
Because I was right.
No one would like to sleep by the first
and have his plate on the floor.
Do you all agree with Jason?
Yeah. I'm glad you stopped reading
when it didn't make sense.
Let's all read it over to see if we missed a clue
that might help us understand who this mysterious
Mr. Moneyface could be.
If you find a clue, raise your hand.
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No. All right, Norbert.
This is what you were asking about.
Since what we are reading still doesn't make sense to us.
We read on.
And look for new clues.
Angie, will you read on for us please?
Suddenly, there was a loud knock on the door.
And here's Mr.
Moneyface now said their mother.
The children raised to the door and opened it.
It was her neighbor Mrs.
Lockwood holding a large box of holes in it.
You're not Mr.
Moneyface said Sarah.
No, I'm not left Mrs.
Lockwood. He's in this box.
All the children peered into the holes.
Is anyone in there as Julia?
Now I'll sit Mr.
Moneyface. Mr.
Moneyface is a kitty cat.
I get it.
That's why he's sleep by the first
and have his plate on the floor.
Right. Now, everything in the story
makes sense doesn't it?
We found out some new clues by reading ahead.
Does this answer your question Norbert?
I hope so Mrs.
Tramish. I'll soon find out.
I've read it and re-read it.
I understand all the words but it still doesn't make any sense.
Here. Under some ice cream,
over some meat, sounds like spare ribs
alamote or something.
Give me with linguine.
Let's read on and search for new clues.
Read on where?
Good point.
Did you check the other side of the note?
Did I check it?
As a matter of fact, no.
Aha! Look at this.
If you will heed it, I will heed it.
Signed, nor so.
If it has to be heated, then it must be something cold.
The fridge.
It must be something in the fridge.
Under some ice cream, is there any ice
cream in the freezer?
Yes. And there's some meat
in the bottom drawer.
You know, over some meat.
Besides some milk.
Look, right here.
An apple pie.
Under, over beside.
That's it.
That's the treaty once me to heed.
I hope you have a microwave.
Aha!
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I don't smell anything cooking.
[LAUGHTER]
Enough of this friendly banter.
Where's my treat?
What pot apple pie coming up?
But my real you solved it.
How? Well, when I realized I
couldn't understand your note, I stopped and read it over to
see if I'd missed any clues.
Then I reread it looking for more clues.
And I solved it.
It was easy as pie.
You. I'll get you.
No, Brad.
Get me out of here.
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