Well, D.W., you're off the hook this time, because you didn't know what you were saying. But I hope you know now that swear words are not appropriate, especially for 5-year-old children.
Oh no! The Burlap Brothers have sealed us in. I’ve nuttin’ to do now but sing and bide our time. (strums the guitar)And there we were stuck in a mine, just a matter of time before we’re cryin. (Yodels)
MMistral (D.W.)
[takes his guitar away] Quit your croonin', Kid! We gotta get out of here! We have no food, no water; we could even run out of air! (gasps for breath)
3,600 liters a day? What happens if the number just keeps rising? (It cuts to Francine, singing in the shower.) Not the 10:05 but the midnight train!? (She uses a brush to pound on the shower.)
[?] "Legend has it that a girl on the very first Crown City Star lost her ticket. [The conductor closed the slider door and locks Betsy in the compartment with the key and leaved.] Having no money, she wasn't allowed to get off the train." [Images of the various decades from the 1930s to the 2000s are shown. People dressed in the clothes of the period ride on the train. Nobody notices Betsy the ghost.] "They say she's been wandering the aisles all these years, searching for another girl to take her place."
[offscreen, calls Francine] Hey squirt, come here! [Francine stands up off of the sofa and walks to her and Catherine's room] I was online and found some stuff you might want to use for your paper.