BBear
A sea monster! Run for your lives.
What are you talking about? I'm the mermaid who guards the sunken treasure.
BBear
Oooh. Boring.
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S1 E15Unfinished Business
Come on Bear, what is it?
BBear
It's a secret, okay?
BBear
I made it for our ship.
A FLAG!
BBear
Shhh.
[off-screen] Fox, [on-screen; rushes to the tree fort] what are you doing?!
FFox
[stammers] I... I... I was just gonna put it back!
[Franklin grabs the flag from Fox.]
[glares at Fox] I told you not to tell anyone (about Bear's secret)!
BBear
[glares at Franklin] And I told you not to tell anyone, Franklin!
But I... I-- I didn't mean--
BBear
Give me my flag back!
[Franklin and Bear have a tug-of-war over the flag.]
Fox really wanted me to show it to him. And I just showed it to him for a second.
BBear
Let go, Franklin!
Come on, Bear. Let's just tie the flag to the highest branch.
BBear
[coldly] No.
Please?
BBear
Let go, Franklin!
[Soon, Franklin and Bear's fighting causes the flag to rip in half. Franklin gasps, then Bear gasps, then Fox, Beaver, and Snail all gasp. Bear is soon overcome with sadness and anger over the flag getting ripped, as well as Franklin spoiling the surprise; he throws his torn half of the flag on the ground as he leaves.]
BBear
That's the last time I tell you a secret, Franklin!
BBear
[sees his flag that completely fixed by Franklin] Hey!
[The camera pans on Bear's flag who is taped back together]
BBear
They can't fly that flag, it belongs to me.
BBear
No one's gonna fly my flag unless I say.
BBear
[regarding the tree fort's name] I thought of this great name we could call it.
FFox
Tell us what it is.
BBear
The "Friendship." Get it? The friend-ship.
The Friendship. That's a good one.
The good ship Friendship.
Franklin could count by twos and tie his shoes. He would look both ways before crossing the street and he always wore a helmet when he rode his bike. He knew a lot about safety but Franklin was about to learn something new.
Tomorrow there won't be any firetrucks to see.
That's what it means to have your place burned down. You lose everything.
A fire drill? You mean, like the kind we have at school?
Yes, much the same as that.
This time I'm going to be ready if there's a fire. It won't catch me off-guard.
My mom and dad are ready too, Mr. Mole. Aren't you?
Yes we are, Franklin.
And thanks to our fire drill, now you are too.
Franklin could count by twos and tie his shoes, he could zip zippers and button buttons. He could make his own snacks and tidy his room. He could even help his dad in the garden. But one summer, Dad gave Franklin his very own garden to plant.
I should show this to Bear.
Just remember to gentle with it.
I will!
BBear
Can we eat these?
Go ahead. That's what cherries are for.
BBear
Thanks!
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