[After Wheezie blamed Cassie and said it was Cassie who broke her trumpet and after Emmy's lie got her --Cassie-- and Zak in trouble.]
[crying --and to Emmy] THANKS A LOT, EMMY!
[Cassie cries. That is, after Emmy's lie got her --Cassie-- in trouble when Wheezie pinned the blame on her. Then, Cassie says...!]
[in between tears] NOW WHEEZIE IS NOT SPEAKING TO ME EVER AGAIN, AND I DIDN'T EVEN DO ANYTHING!
[Cassie says that thanks to Emmy, Wheezie is not going to speak to her again. And she didn't do anything. After Cassie accuses Emmy --for making Wheezie blame her-- she resumes crying. When Emmy --so she would not get in trouble with Wheezie for breaking her trumpet-- did not tell Wheezie, who had blamed both Zak and Cassie. So Emmy knew her lie had gotten both Zak and Cassie in such trouble.]
We have to tell Quetzal.
Max? Wait!
[panting] Emmy's in BIG trouble, because she wouldn't tell.
Wouldn't tell what, Em?
Uh, a story. I mean, I needed to ask you a question, Quetzal, and I, uh... I have to tell you a story to do it.
I see. I think.
Well! Uh... There's this little mouse with ribbon in her hair.
Sí.
And she accidentally broke something that belonged to a two-headed turtle.
Sí, go on.
And, well, the Little Mouse didn't know how to tell the Two-Headed Turtle what she did. What should she have done, Quetzal?
Well! If I were that Little Mouse with a red ribbon on my hair, I would have stood up straight, taken a deep breath, and told Wheezie that I broke her trumpet.
Huh? How did you know?!
I didn't tell him.
It's not important how I knew. What is important is what you are going to do about it.
I guess if a friend broke something of mine, I'd want them to tell me.
Tell you what? [He and the others come by.]
That she broke it.
Who broke it?
The Little Mouse.
Broke what?
Your trumpet.
A little mouse broke my trumpet?
[chuckles]
OK, I'm just going to do it. [draws deep breath] I broke your trumpet, Wheezie! I thought you'd be mad at me so I hid it. Then, I tried to fix it, but that only made it worse, so I asked Cassie to tell you, and, well, that didn't help either.
You should've just told me, Emmy, and then I wouldn't have made Zak or Cassie feel bad. [to Zak and Cassie] Sorry.
That's OK, Wheezie.
I know I should say I'm sorry. I bet no one wants to be my friend any more...
Of course we do.
You do?! [Cassie nodded] [to Wheezie] How about you, Wheezie?
I'm pretty glad you told me, Emmy. Of course we're still friends. [She and Emmy hug each other.]
We'll just have to play our song another time.
Maybe not, Ord. [He sprinkled some of his magic on the trumpet, which gets fixed.]
My trumpet! You've fixed it, for real!
Thank you, Quetzal.
You're the greatest!
It's almost show time.
Come on!
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