Bear quotes from Franklin

Blueberries? Well, maybe I've got a little more room.

You know what my dad always says, "There were nine cubs in my family. If I wanted something special, I had to go out and work for it."

Baby teeth are supposed to fall out, to make room for grown-up ones.

I'm a big brother and I don't care about dragons, even fire-breathing ones.

You know, Franklin, of all the days I've ever had, this is my favorite one.

Moms always like ribbons and stuff.

Mom always telling me you'll never grow big and strong if you don't eat your vegetables.

This sounds like a dangerous mission, Agent Hardshell. I like it.

[sees his flag that completely fixed by Franklin] Hey!

They can't fly that flag, it belongs to me.

No one's gonna fly my flag unless I say.

Here you go, sunshine. Berry juice in your favorite cup.

Franklin

There are too many crickets in my cereal.

A minute ago, you told me there weren't enough crickets in your cereal.

Franklin

Well, now there are too many.

Here, I'll trade you for my muffin. How would that be?

Franklin

You already ate the top part. I don't want it now. [his favorite cup crashes to the floor and he gasps] My favorite cup!

Oh, Franklin.

Franklin

It's not my fault.

It was that bad-tempered elbow of yours, right? Huh, I wonder what's gotten into him this morning?

I don't know, but it wasn't his berry juice.

Franklin

It's got to go in here somewhere! There's too much sky in this puzzle. Huh?

Hi, Franklin!

Franklin

Hi, Bear.

What?

Franklin

I said "Hi!"

It's packing snow. You wanna come out and make something?

Franklin

I'm... doing a puzzle.

What?

Franklin

I'm doing a puzzle!

Come over to my place when you're done, O.K.?

Franklin

O.K.!

See you later.

Franklin

This is gonna take all day!

Hi, Beaver.

Beaver

Hey, guys. Gee, now everyone's here, except for Otter. They moved yesterday, you know.

Franklin

I already know that.

Beaver

Sorry.

We almost made it, eh, Franklin? Franklin?

Franklin

Get off!

Want to go again, Franklin? You can sit in the back this time.

Franklin

No! This is the "worstest" day in the world.

Beaver

There's no such word as "worstest."

Franklin

There is for me!

Franklin, do you wanna go skating on the pond?

Franklin

No, I wanna go home!

He's mad.

Beaver

It's not my fault.

What? I didn't do anything. I mean, I didn't mean to do anything. I mean...

What's wrong, now?

Franklin

Everything!

I can tell you're having a bad day, but it doesn't mean you can throw your wet things all over the floor. Now pick them up and put them where they belong.

Franklin

No!

All right, then. You need some quiet time in your bedroom. We can talk when you come out.

Franklin

I'm never coming out! No!

Franklin? What's going on in here? Franklin, what's the matter?

Franklin

My castle, it's all wrecked.

Hmm. Well, you can always build another one.

Franklin

It won't be like that one. We built it together, Otter and me.

Oh, I think I understand now. You're sad about your friend Otter moving away.

Franklin

Mm-hmm.

And you miss her. That's why you've been angry today.

Franklin

Yes. She was one of my best friends.

Otter may not live around the corner anymore, but you can still be friends.

Franklin

We can?

Sure! You can call each other on the phone...

Franklin

Or send things in the mail?

That too.

Franklin

I'm going to send Otter a special surprise!

Excellent. Franklin, couldn't you just fold your painting?

Franklin

No, Dad. I'm making a puzzle for Otter. I'll mail her the pieces and then she can put them together.

I bet she'll like that.

Franklin

Oh, yes. Otter loves puzzles.

Sounds like a great idea.

Yes!

Although something tells me there won't be very much sleeping going on.

Remember your please and thank yous.

I will.