Lilly
Hi, Doris.
Did you forget anything? Hmm?
Lilly
I do not think so.
Think a little bit harder.
Lilly
[thinks she forgot something] Hmm...
[Doris knows that Lilly had forgot to deliver her invitation]
Lilly
Yes, I did forget something.
Lilly
I have to give Mrs. Jenkins her invitation. [runs to the school building so she can give the invitation to Mrs. Jenkins] Thanks, Doris.
Lilly, want to trade lunches?
Lilly
Sure. Thanks, Doris.
Lilly
What did you bring?
Ham and cheese and lettuce and tomato.
Lilly
Mmm, I like ham and cheese and lettuce and tomato.
[Lilly takes a cottage cheese sandwich out of her lunchbox.]
Lilly
I have a cottage cheese sandwich.
[Doris sees the cottage cheese sandwich.]
[Doris and Lilly trade sandwiches.]
[about to eat the cottage cheese sandwich] Mmm.
[Doris on-screen tries to take a bite from the sandwich. Lilly off-screen takes one bite of the sandwich, finds mustard --hot mustard-- on it, and throws the sandwich which had mustard.]
Lilly
YECCH!
[Lilly --after saying this-- sticks out her tongue in disgust.]
Lilly
THERE IS MUSTARD ON IT!
[Indeed, Lilly nearly gets sick from tasting the mustard on the sandwich --which had meat, cheese, lettuce, and tomato-- and --because mustard is spicy-- it burns her tongue.]
Lilly
[spits] PAH!
[Lilly hates mustard on sandwiches. Then she --after she finishes spitting-- washes it --the spicy taste from the mustard-- down with a glass of water.]
Lilly
Do you have any extra ribbon, Charles?
Lilly
Thanks.
I'm going to bring my new kite to Hilltop Park, Lilly. What are you going to bring?
Lilly
A blanket to sit on and an extra snack.
You need to bring more than that for a field trip!
[Grace lays down what Lilly really needs for an outdoor field trip and more than just a blanket and an extra snack.]
[to Lilly] You need bug spray, and sunscreen, and a flashlight, just in case.
[Lilly tries to count the other three things. That is, the bug spray, the sunscreen and the flashlight. When she can't count them, she says...!]
Lilly
I am afraid that I don't have enough fingers to remember all that.
[True to what she says, she doesn't know if she might have enough fingers to remember all of it.]
Don't worry, Lilly. I'll bring enough for everybody.
Lilly
You always know what to do, Grace.
You can sit next to me on the bus, if you like.
Lilly
Thanks, Grace!
Lilly
Look, there's a bug on me!
Don't worry. I have cream for anyone who gets bug bites.
[Grace knows that she is prepared to "help" one of the other students if Lily or any of her schoolfriends get insect bites --from insects-- as she has said this.]
Lilly
That's okay, Grace. It's just a ladybug. [watches the ladybug fly away] And there it goes!
That's not the Friendship Stone.
Lilly
I know. I've lost it, Nora.
What? You've lost the stone?
Lilly
Sorry, I didn't mean to lose it.
Lilly
Because... I thought you wouldn't be my friend any more.
Lilly, you'll always be my friend.
Lilly
Really? Thanks, Nora! You'll always be my friend, too.