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- Mandy: Hi, Norby.
- Norbert: Hi, Mandy.

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[electronic music]

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- What are you doing?

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- Norbert: What does it
look like?

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- It looks like you're eating
all the cookies.

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- You wanna help me
with my homework?

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- Sure.

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What do I have to do?

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- Just ask me these questions
at the end of the kids' page.

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- Okay, number one.

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Where is the Statue of Liberty
located?

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- Easy.

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That's a right there question.

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- What's that?

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- A right there question.

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It's what we're studying
in reading class right now.

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See, there are three different
types of questions.

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Some have answers that
are right there on the page,

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and some have answers you've got
to search around a bit for.

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And some have answers you've got
to figure out on your own.

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You asked a right there
question.

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"The Statue of Liberty
is in New York City

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and is a beacon of freedom
for all."

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- What's a beacon?

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- Have to look it up.

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- Hey, the ring!

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- My children, you must hurry
to the land of Mojuste.

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Thorzuul is once again

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unleashing
his despicable tyranny.

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He's being mean and nasty.

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Hurry, my children!

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- Let's go!

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- What about your homework?
- I can do it when I get back.

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Come on!

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- Wait up!

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[eerie music]

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- In unison:
Thunder and lightning,

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trumpets and drums.

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Readers rejoice!

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A Storylord comes.

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[Bike-O-Tron whirrs]

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[shimmer]

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[shimmer]

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- Who...
- Are you?

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- I'm Norbert Niesenden.

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- And I'm Mandy Niesenden.

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- We're apprentice Stoylords,
at your service.

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- How sweet.

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I'm Minnie Gwyn,
but you can call me Min.

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- And I'm Winifred Gwyn,
but you can call me Win.

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- We're Min and Win Gwyn.

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- The Gwyn twins.

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- Well, how can we help you?

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- I don't need any help.
- Neither do I.

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- You don't?

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- Way to go, Norby.

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- But you're in the
magic picture.

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- Maybe they have a sister?

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- Yes, we do.

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Her name is Lynn.
- But she's not in.

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- I don't understand it.

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Well, I guess we better be off.

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Sorry to have bothered--

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- Uh, before you go, could I
speak to you in private?

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- Of course.

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- I was gonna ask you
the same thing.

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- I don't want my sister
to know about this.

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It would upset her too much.

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- "Dear Min,
I have a red summer cape

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"and a blue winter cape.

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"Which one should I wear?

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Signed, Thorzuul."

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- There's no way
to answer this question.

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But if I don't, Thorzuul will--
- I know.

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Turn you to stone.

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Up to his old tricks as usual.

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- "Dear Win,
it snowed last night.

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"What color cape
should I wear outside?

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Signed, Thorzuul."

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If my sister found out about
this, she'd be very upset.

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But how can I answer
this question?

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- I don't really think
you have to worry.

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- You don't?

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- No, we can probably
take care of this.

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Norby!

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Um, didn't you say the other day
that you had a reading class

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on how to answer questions?
- Uh-huh.

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Mrs. Framish said
there are three different ways

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to find answers to questions
on what you're reading.

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- Mrs. Framish: Today,
we're going to learn

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about ways to find answers
to questions.

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First, I'd like you all to read
what's on the board.

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To yourselves;
don't read out loud.

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Is everyone finished?

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Good.

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Now, who can tell me
what present

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Meagan got for Christmas?

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Jason.

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- Jason: She got new mittens.

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- Is that what everyone thinks?

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Jason, can you read the part
that proves you're right?

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- Meagan got new mittens
for Christmas.

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- Good for you, Jason.

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You found a sentence
that tells us

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exactly what Megan got
for Christmas.

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Many times, we can find the
answers to questions

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right in one sentence.

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We have a special name for those
kinds of questions.

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We call them
"right there" questions.

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And if you forget the answer
to a right there question,

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you don't have to worry.

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You just reread the sentence

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and you'll find the answer
right there on the page.

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Now, I have another question
for you.

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What did Meagan's mittens
feel like inside?

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Norbert?

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- They felt furry.

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- Can you tell us
how you got that answer?

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I don't see a sentence up there

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that says Meagan's mittens
felt furry inside.

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- Well, I put two sentences
together.

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The one that says
she got the mittens,

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and that one says
they had fur inside,

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so that's how they must have
felt.

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- You're a good reader, Norbert.

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You didn't find the answer
to my question in one sentence.

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So, you put the ideas
from two sentences together

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and thought about it.

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We call those questions
"think and search" questions.

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You have to think about
what you read

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and search carefully
for ideas to use

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in making up your answer.

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Now, here's a hard one.

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What do you think the weather
is like

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when Meagan wears her mittens
to school?

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Angie.

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- Wet and rainy?

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- Jason?
- I think it's cold outside.

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Maybe wintertime.

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- How did you get that answer,
Jason?

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- Because it says the mittens
have fur, so they must be warm.

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If you wear them in the rain,
your hands would get too hot.

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I've done that before.

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But if it was cold out, then
you'd wear mittens like that.

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- Very good, Jason.

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You didn't find the answer
to my question

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in any of the sentences.

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So, you thought about what you
read and about what you know

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and you put them together
to get your answer.

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We call those kinds of questions
"on your own" questions.

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Now, let's look at these three
kinds of questions together.

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Who can tell me
how do you find an answer

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to a right there question?

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Norbert?

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- You find a sentence
that has the answer in it.

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- Good.

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How about a think and search
question?

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Angie?

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- The answer isn't
in one sentence,

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so you put different ideas from
different sentences together.

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- Very good.

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And what about
an on your own question?

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Jason?

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- The answer isn't
in any sentence,

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so you have to think about
what you read

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and what you already know
and try to get an answer.

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- Very good, all of you.

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Before you try to answer
any question,

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think about what type
of question it is.

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Thinking about what type
of question you have to answer

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will help you figure out
the answer better.

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Now, let's get out our reading
books, turn to page 24...

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- Will help you figure out
how to answer that question.

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- Well, here's my question.
- You too?

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Here's mine.

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- Min: Look, he asked us
the same question.

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What color cape should I wear?

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- Now all we have to do
is figure out

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what type of question it is.

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- Hmm.

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It's not a right there question

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because when you read
each sentence,

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you sure don't find an answer.

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- Maybe it's a think and search
question.

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- Min: Here, he says he wears
a red cape in summer

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and a blue one in winter.

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- Win: And here, it says
it snowed last night.

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- If it snowed,
it must be winter.

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- In unison: The blue cape!

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- I have just the thing.

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[motorcycle rumbles]
- Hurry,

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I think You-Know-Who
just arrived.

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[electronic music]

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- Milkbreath: Announcing
His Royal Badness,

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the one and only,
the Master of Disaster,

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the Prince of Panic,

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the hardest-working Storylord
in Mojuste!

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- Thorzuul: Milkbreath!

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- Sorry, boss.

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Thorzuul!

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- Aha!

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Well?

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- You're in luck.

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We had one in just your size.

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Extra large!

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- And would you like matching
earmuffs and mittens

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for those cold, wintery days?

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[playful music]

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- You answered my question!

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It's impossible!

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- Not when you stop and think

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about what type of question
it is first.

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- You know, a right there
question,

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a think and search question,
and an on your own question.

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Yours was a think and search
question.

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- You two, again!

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- I think we'd better be going.

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- Don't forget to show him
the matching scarf.

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- In unison: Home.
[shimmer]

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- [groans in frustration]

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- I think we have
color-coordinated dickies too.

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- Milkbreath,
get me out of here!

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- By any chance, would you have
one of those outfits

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with purple polka dots?

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- Milkbreath!

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[electronic music]