[Beaver has mistaken Franklin's shell ointment for a berry fungus.]
[gasps] Don't eat the berries! They've got some kind of fungus on them! That's what the smell is!
[horrified] What?! I've eaten about a hundred of them! [starts wiping his tongue]
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[Beaver has mistaken Franklin's shell ointment for a berry fungus.]
[gasps] Don't eat the berries! They've got some kind of fungus on them! That's what the smell is!
[horrified] What?! I've eaten about a hundred of them! [starts wiping his tongue]
Poor Franklin.
Way to go, Beaver!
What?
Telling Franklin he smelled bad!
I didn't say that!
Yes, you did!
You did so!
[scoffing] Well, I didn't mean to! You guys smelled it before way over there! I didn't know it was him!
Should we wait for them to wake up?
And let the pancakes get cold?
Nah!
No way!
We made it.
Oh no!
What?
Now there's weeds on the menu. Look! (notices Skunk picking weeds from her garden) Why are you picking those weeds, Skunk?
Because they're growing in our flower bed. Why else would I pick them?
You mean we aren't going to be eating them at the picnic?
EATING THEM? (giggles) Of course not!
So what are you bringing to eat?
Pizza! I'm going to make it with my dad this afternoon!
Pizza? Did you really say "pizza"?
Yes. Pizza!
(puts his hands on Skunk's shoulders) Oh, thank you, Skunk!
(giggles) You're welcome!
What Bear means is, when all the candies came out by accident, Bear didn't think about them belonging to you, Mr. Mole. And neither did I.
Uh-huh.
We came back to put our pennies in the empty machine, but that bent penny was still stuck in the slot.
And you were trying to get it out.
I know. Who would believe a story like that? Nobody.
[laughing] I believe you.
What? I hardly believed that story myself, and I was in it.
I admit it may have sounded a little far-fetched coming from someone else, but quite believable coming from Franklin.
How come?
Because he's made a habit of being honest, so I've made a habit of believing him.
Thanks, Mr. Mole!
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