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S1 E15Unfinished Business

Franklin could count by twos and tie his shoes. He liked to help his mother make cookies and he liked to help his father rake leaves. But one day, Franklin was tired of being a helper.

See you later, mom!

[Mrs. Muskrat is carrying a wagon full of paint when Franklin runs into her]

Whoa!

Oh dear.

Sorry, Mrs. Muskrat.

Not a problem, Franklin. I always enjoy "running into" a friend. [Chuckles]

Oh, I get it! [Laughs]

Thanks for letting friends come on the boat, too, Mrs. Muskrat.

I'm glad to have them aboard. But, you know, I wouldn't have finished the boat on time if it weren't for all your hard work.

It wasn't easy... but it sure was worth it.

You'd better throw this rusty old nail away.

It's on display.

You put a rusty nail on display?

That's what museums have. Really old things.

Well, Franklin, how was your day?

Terrible! [Laughs] The worst!

Then why are you so happy?

Because I can start having fun again. I wasted too much time today worrying about things that will probably never happen.

If the Top of Destiny says it will happen, then it will happen. I'm looking forward to a big surprise today. The Top of Destiny said so. OW!!!

[There's a Crayfish pinching the end of her tail]

Hey! The Top of Destiny is right again!

[Franklin, Bear, Rabbit and Fox laugh]

[Throws the crayfish back into the pond] Well, maybe it's not right every time.

I've got a special place for you in our front yard.

What kind did you get, Beaver?

An ash tree. So do you know what I'm going to call it? Ashley.

Do you think my tree will be big enough for a tree fort some day?

HMr. Heron

It's quite possible, Franklin. As I said, even the largest tree grows from the smallest twig.

Bear, do you want to come to my house and help me plant my tree?

Sure.

Then, come on. We've got to get this in the garden. It has a lot of growing to do. Bye, Mr. Heron.

See you later, Mr. Heron.

HMr. Heron

Good-bye, boys. And have a happy Earth Day.

Franklin could count by twos and tie his shoes. He could reach for the cookie jar without a chair and he could lift a basket of apples with one hand. But one day, Franklin wondered if he had what it took to be a hero.

But heroes are really strong.

Yeah, and really fast.

HMr. Heron

They can be. But more important, heroes are individuals who put the needs of others above their own and that's what you did. Oh, yes, Dynaroo has something for you.

Oh, wow!

Your new jungle adventure book!

Thanks, Dynaroo!

Now, isn't nice to come home and not have that fort to take down?

Sure is, Dad. And it's nice to have a patch on my tire so it doesn't go flat all the time. Hey, Dad, you should rake up those leaves over there before they blow all over the place.

Aw, can't I do it later? I want to pull weeds.

Franklin could count by twos and tie his shoes. He could swim in the pond and play find the acorn in the woods. He knew how to play fair and how to share his homemade treats. And one day, Franklin learned something new about being kind to a friend.

I must be getting warmer now, right?

Uh uh. Not even close.

Not even close? Where did you hide it? On another planet?

Yeah. We've looked for that acorn in places where Squirrel wouldn't even think of.

Well, I can tell you one place you haven't thought of looking.

BRBeaver, Raccoon, Franklin Turtle, Bear

Where?

The place where it is!

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