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Charles quotes from Timothy Goes to School

Played by Max Morrow · 21 quotes · page 1 of 2

Charles

10th most-quoted character in Timothy Goes to School: in 21 of its 182 quotes
Most scenes with: Timothy (13), Doris (8), Lilly (7)

Scenes with Charles 21

[Timothy stops running and founds a mop]

Hey. [waves the mop] Wow, great flag. I better ask Henry.

[Timothy enters the janitorial closet]

Henry? Henry?

[The mop falls down and pushes the door close and Timothy looked shocked. He tries to open the door but it won't open]

Oh no, help! I'm stuck, let me out. Help! Get me out of here! [Charles looks worried] Help! help! help! [Charles slides down and takes off his helmet] Help! Get me out of here! [Charles enters the hall] Hello? Is anybody here? help! [Charles looks at the door] I'm stuck. Hello?

[Charles grabs the bucket, climbs up and looks through inside]

Charles

I'm here, Timothy.

Charles, I think I'm locked in.

[Charles notices the emergency bell on the wall]

Charles

Don't worry, [pushes the bucket] I know what to do.

[Outside the school, Mrs. Jenkins looks at her watch. As she tries to pull the rope, she and the students heard the emergency bell]

Oh my, an emergency!

[Yoko is drawing lions and tigers]

I'm drawing lions and tigers. What are you drawing, Timothy?

A pirate ship.

Ewww!!

[Timothy looks surprised]

Charles is drawing creepy crawlies!

[Charles stops drawing]

Charles

It's a sunrise. [picks up the drawing] See?

[Charles' drawing is finished. Doris really believes the sun is a big yellow spider]

Eww! It's a spider! A big yellow spider! I HATE SPIDERS!!

[Doris runs away. If the spider was yellow, it may possibly be a real spider such as a marbled orb weaver or golden orb weaver spider.]

Charles

What's that on your finger?

Mrs. Jenkins says if I tie a string around my finger, it'll help me remember where I put my things.

Charles

Does it work?

Not yet.

[bought the last ice cream cone from the ice cream truck] Look!

[Grace then brags that she bought the last ice cream item saying it was the last one. Then she shows it in front of Lilly and Charles's faces. And she says...!]

I have the last one!

[She --Grace-- laughs. Then she runs away with the last ice cream. By the time Lilly and Charles get to the ice cream truck, the ice cream man/ice cream vendor which is shown to be possibly a beaver due to the paws shown, he closes the window. This means he's all sold out. Then it drives away. Lilly and Charles end up missing out with the ice cream for some reason.]

ICIce Cream Vendor

[driving away and to Lilly and Charles about him being sold out] (Sorry! Sold out!)

[The ice cream man/ice cream vendor --off-screen-- puts a "SOLD OUT" sign near his selling window.]

[about Grace getting the very last ice cream] I am sorry, Charles. I've lost your place in line.

Charles

[also about Grace getting the very last ice cream] I know.

[Sadly, both of them miss out with the ice cream. Grace got the very last ice cream item. Now Lilly and Charles cannot believe that Grace bought the very last one. The ice cream truck was out of product. So as a result, before Lilly or Charles could get to the ice cream, they are forced to miss out on it for one day. Lilly didn't get a nickel for ice cream. And even though Charles told Lilly he'd share his ice cream with Lilly, Grace was the last one to get the last ice cream. Lilly didn't get any ice cream. And she has no choice but to miss out with it.]

[On the second "ice cream" day]

Charles

Lily, did you forget something?

[Now that Lilly has ice cream, she was going to give Charles the said ice cream cone after she ate the other one and does not know she has accidentally allowed the second to melt.]

Nope. Two zoom ice cream cones. One for me and one for...!

[The ice cream cone --for Charles-- is melted. The good news: Lilly, like the rest of her friends except Charles, got to have ice cream. So she got ice cream this time. But the bad news is Charles did not get any ice cream. That is, even though Lilly got it as she remembered her nickel. The ice cream cone for Charles, it is now melted and inedible. For some reason, Charles ends up missing out with the ice cream cone like Lilly did the day before, even though Lilly got an ice cream cone this time.]

Charles

Me...?

Oh, Charles...! I am sorry.

[Lilly notes about her own and Charles' sympathy about their "ice cream" effort. Charles --reacting to this-- shrugs sadly and sighs as he is forced to miss out with the ice cream as a result for some reason. He has the same problem as Lilly did the previous day. Because the one that was for him had melted, even though Lilly was able to get ice cream for some reason. But he knows that there is always a "next time". Lilly --from offscreen-- discards the melted and now-inedible ice cream cone and finishes the one she just bought.]

[Timothy uses yellow paint and red paint and he made orange]

Hey, I mix red and yellow and I made orange.

[Yoko use yellow paint and blue paint and she made green]

I mix yellow and blue and I made green.

[Claude uses red paint and blue paint and he made purple]

I made purple by mixing blue and red.

See what happens if you add white or black to a color.

[Charles uses red paint and white paint and he made pink]

Look, Charles mixed red and white and made pink.

That's very pretty, Charles.

[Frank #1 and Frank #2 had both made football brown]

F2Frank #2

Ohh!

F1Frank #1

Look what we made.

F2Frank #2

Football brown.

F1Frank #1 and Frank #2

Go, Franks, go! [laughing]

[Doris uses a bunch of colors and she's making something that no-one has seen before]

I mix a bunch of colors and I got this.

What is that color?

[Doris have made teal]

I don't know. But I like it.

F1Frank #1

It's weird.

F2Frank #2

Yeah, I've never seen that football. That color.

[Charles walks to Doris]

Charles

I like it.

[Doris smiles]

[Doris is looking at abstract paintings in a museum]

Wow. I like these paintings. They look like mine. What do you think, Charles?

Charles

They're almost as good as yours.

Thanks, Charles.

Nora is frightened of dinosaurs.

F1Frank #1

Frightened?

F2Frank #2

Of dinosaurs?

Yes, and she needs our help.

I'm frightened of spiders. Will that help?

Charles

Spiders can't hurt you, Doris.

And neither can dinosaurs. They died a long time ago.

[Charles float on the water]

Hey, what are you doing here, Charles?

Charles

Watching clouds. It's fun.

Hey, that cloud looks like a cowboy hat.

[The cloud cowboy hat flies through the sky]

Charles

Wow. Apple pie, my favorite.

[The next cloud shows Henry's head]

[laughs] It's Henry.

[The next morning, The bus arrives to Claude's house]

Hi, Claude, you coming swimming?

[Claude stops for a second then smiles]

I sure am.

[Claude runs to the bus. At the pool, Charles watches some clouds]

See anything?

Charles

Uh-huh. A big ship.

[The cloud ship flies through the sky]

Hey, Timothy, heads up!

[Claude closes his nose and dives into the water]

Charles

Told you he could swim. Claude's good at everything.

[Claude swim pasts Doris and Lilly]

Claude's the best swimmer!

[Claude swim past Timothy, Yoko and Charles]

Good swimming, Claude.

Hey, isn't that your trick, Timothy?

Uh... yeah.

[Yoko, Timothy and Charles get out of the pool]

You must have a very good teacher, Claude.

[Claude looks at Timothy]

The best. [Timothy stops walking] Here, Timothy, use my towel.

[Claude throws the towel to Timothy]

Thanks, Claude.

[Timothy dries himself with Claude's towel]

YGYoko, Grace, Nora and Doris

Girls are smart, girls are fun. Hilltop Girls are number one!

TCTimothy, Charles, Claude, Fritz, Frank #1 and Frank #2

We're the Boys of Hilltop School. We're the boys, and we rule!

Charles

I don't want to do "In the Spotlight."

Why not? You really, really like leaves.

Charles

I'm not good at talking in front of everybody like you are, Timothy. "In the Spotlight" is scary.

Charles

I have to do "In the Spotlight."

CDCharles' Dad

Well, that's great.

Charles

Only, I don't know what to do.

CDCharles' Dad

Well, what do you want to do?

[At Fritz's bye-now party]

[off-screen] All ears, children. [a present box sits on the table] Fritz, each of your friends has brought you something that you take with you to your new home.

Wow.

[The Franks went to Fritz]

F1Frank #1

Here's a can of franks and beans so you won't forget us.

[Fritz holds a can of franks and beans]

F2Frank #2

Yeah, we were going to give you two cans, but uh...

F1Frank #1

We kinda ate the other one.

[laughs] Thanks, guys.

[Fritz puts the can into the box. Nora went to Fritz]

I made you a talking tube, So if you ever start missing me you can... JUST USE THIS!!

[laughs] Thanks, Nora.

[Fritz put it in the box]

I wrote a poem for you.

Thanks, Grace.

[clears her throat] "Goodbye Fritz, A poem by Grace. "Here at Hilltop School, we saw you everyday. So we'll never forget you, even you move away." [gives Fritz the poem] Bye Bye!

[Fritz puts the poem in the box]

This is from my cherry tree.

Interesting.

Put it in water as soon as you get to your new home.

I will. Thanks, Yoko.

[Yoko walks away from Fritz]

Here.

[Lilly shows Fritz the ribbon]

What is it?

It's a ribbon. To tie around your finger So you won't forget me. [ties the ribbon on Fritz's finger]

I'll never forget you, Lilly.

[Lilly walks away. Doris show Fritz her painting]

I painted it just for you.

Thanks, Doris.

[Doris smiles and gives Fritz the painting. Charles holds a jar full of leaves]

Charles

This is for you, Fritz. You can keep bugs in it at your new house.

Wow, That's great. Thanks, Charles.

Here, It's a precise picture that I drew Hilltop school.

Thanks, Claude. It I'll help me remember all of you.

[Fritz puts the jar and the picture into the box]

Here, Fritz.

[Fritz opens the wrapper and the box. It's Timothy's shell]

But Timothy, it's your favorite shell.

I know. I want you to have it.

Really?

Uh-huh.

Wow. Thank you.

Do you have any extra ribbon, Charles?

Charles

Sure.

Thanks.

Charles

I'm going to bring my new kite to Hilltop Park, Lilly. What are you going to bring?

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...!]

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.

You always know what to do, Grace.

You can sit next to me on the bus, if you like.

Thanks, Grace!

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