Promise to send me a letter as soon you get to your new home?
[Timothy has a sad expression as he going to miss his best friend. Henry's bus stops at Fritz's house and Henry opens the door]
I'll miss you too, Timothy. [they both hug together] But I'll be coming back for the (summer) holidays to visit my grandmother.
[Fritz slowly climbs down the stairs of the bus and went to his house]
[The bus drives away from Fritz's house as Fritz waves goodbye to his friends]
YSYoko's Mom
Yes, my Little Cherry Blossom?
YYoko
Can we have juice at our tea ceremony tomorrow?
YSYoko's Mom
It is not customary. We have green tea and sweet cakes made with care.
YSYoko's Mom
Yoko, is something wrong?
YYoko
No, Mama. It's just that Nora says they do things differently at her house.
YSYoko's Mom
Then she --Nora-- should enjoy learning how we do things at our house. Don't worry, Cherry Blossom. Everyone will enjoy the tea ceremony.
[According to Yoko's mom, even though Nora does things differently at her house with her family, she is going to learn how Yoko does things at her house.]
YYoko
Wait! There is more. Mama brought Japanese Sweet Cakes.
YSYoko's Mom
[gasps] Oh dear!
YSYoko's Mom
[about the traditional treats which are the Sweet Cakes; after she forgot to bring them] I forgot to bring the Sweet Cakes!
[It is revealed that Yoko's Mom forgot to bring the traditional sweets which are the Sweet Cakes. While it is unknown where Yoko's Mom left them, it is possibly maybe she left them at home and forgot to bring them.]
YYoko
But we made them special just to end the tea ceremony, Mama.
YSYoko's Mom
I am sorry. What should we do?
[Yoko suggests to celebrate with Nora's treats which are the Krispie Squares.]
YYoko
I know. Nora made Krispie Squares.
[The scene cuts to Nora. Nora looks surprised, but smiles in a little smile. Then she --offscreen-- goes to her backpack and takes out her marshmallow bars.]
I don't know what I want to do when I grow up, Yoko.
YYoko
It might help if you think about all the things you like to do.
[giggles] You sound a lot like Mrs. J.
Yeah, you know, like a teacher.
YYoko
Really? Thank you. I wonder what it would be like to be a teacher.
[Claude still wants to use his father's drill for a dentist drill in the play]
Mrs. Jenkins? I still think that this would be way better with a real drill.
[Mrs. Jenkins reminds Claude the second time about the safety/prohibition of power tools. That is, as she says...!]
I am sorry, Claude. The answer is still "No". (Even if they are real or toy.)
[Claude reacts when Mrs. Jenkins has told him the second time that the answer is "No" --"No" to power drills. That is, even if power tools --in the school brought by children-- are real or toy.]
Being the dentist isn't any fun. I wish I were something else.
YYoko
You can be the cavity, Claude. I don't mind being the dentist!
Why would I want to be the cavity, Yoko? You're the bad guy!
[Yoko looks rather upset.]
YSYoko's Mom
Don't you like your costume, Yoko?
YYoko
No, I don't want to be a cavity. It's no fun, isn't it?
YSYoko's Mom
Perhaps you will think of something to make your part more fun?
[In the play, the Franks are the junk food. Frank #1 is a candy bar, while Frank #2 is a bag of cracker jacks.]
F1Frank #1
[as the role of the chocolate bar] THE TOOTHPASTE, TOOTHBRUSH, AND THE DENTAL FLOSS ARE NEVER GOING TO CATCH ME! I AM GOING TO BE HERE FOREVER AND MAKE A CAVITY!
[He gets off Yoko the tooth and creates a cavity.]
YYoko
[as the role of the cavity] (Ow!) I am a cavity from candy and from cake. If you do not see a dentist, I can cause a toothache.
[as the dentist] Let's have a look just to make sure that these teeth are healthy and strong.
[Claude --as the dentist-- he finds a cavity --and it is made by the Franks who are "the junk food".]
[as the dentist --and wants to know what the "mouth" is eating] OH NO! WHAT IS THIS!?
[Claude as the dentist find the Franks who are pretending to be junk food. Claude --as the dentist-- sees the cavity which is Yoko. Then he turns to the Franks who are the junk food items. They are a candy bar and a bag of cracker jacks respectively.]
F1Frank #1
[as one of the junk food items --that being the candy bar] A LUMPY, CRUNCHY, CANDY BAR! (AND FRANK #2 IS THE CRACKER JACKS!)
[Claude --as the dentist-- this is obviously not what he wanted to hear. He knows that the mouth has a cavity in one of its teeth.]
[to the Franks --who are the sweets/junk food] YOU ARE NEVER GOING TO BE HERE FOR LONG!
[Claude pretends to get them off the teeth and off the tooth with cavity. Because now --in the play-- the junk food items --that being the Franks who are the candy bar and cracker jacks-- have created a cavity. The cavity is Yoko. Claude "destroys" both the chocolate bar and cracker jacks --played by the Franks-- and makes the mouth cut down with the junk food.]
[The Franks pretend to sneeze and blow Yoko's paper chrysanthemum]
F1Frank #1 and Frank #2
Ah-choo!
YYoko
[gasps] Oh, you ruined my flower!
F1Frank #1
I must have a cold.
F2Frank #2
I must have a cold too.
[The Franks begin to laugh.]
[Timothy and Yoko angrily watches the Franks walk away]
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