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Winnie the Pooh (a Day with Eeyore)
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Narrator:
Pooh:
Rabbit:
Roo:
Piglet:
Eeyore:
Tiger:
Owl:
Christopher Robin:
Mrs. Roo:

Narrator: Now, one day. Pooh & Piglet. Rabbit & Roo, were all playing Pooh-sticks together..
Rabbit: Alright, na-now the first stick to pass ALL the way under the bridge.. WINS.
.. On your marksss..get set…..ROO. We must ALL start together.. – oh, dear. Now, where was I..
OH YES.. On your marks… get set… GO!
Roo: I CAN SEE MINE! I WIN! I WIN!
Piglet: Can you see yours, Pooh?
Pooh: No, I expect my sticks… stuck.
Rabbit: *Sigh…. They always take longer than you think..
Pooh: Oh, I can see your Piglet.
Piglet: Mine’s sort of ga-ga-ga-grayish one!
Pooh: Yes, that’s what I can see.. It’s coming over to my side..
Roo: COME ON, STICK! STICK! STICK!!
Piglet: Are you sure it’s mine?
Roo: IT’S A BIG, GRAY ONE! HERE IT COMES! .. A BIG GRAY!
Rabbit: ..No, no, no, no, no, it’s isn’t! ITS… ITS…
All: Eeyore!?!
Eeyore: …… Don’t pay any attension to me. Nobody ever does..
Rabbit: Eeyore, what ARE you doing down there?
Eeyore: ..Give me a three guesses..
Pooh: Fishing?
Eeyore: Wrong..
Rabbit: GOING FOR A SAIL?
Eeyore: Wrong again…
Rabbit: Uhhh… Waiting for somebody to-uh.. help you out of the river?
Eeyore: That’s right.. Give Rabbit a time.. He’ll get the answer..
Roo: HE’S GOING ROUND & ROUND!
Eeyore: If I decide to practice a slight movement from right to left… or left to right, it’s nobodiesbusiness but my own..
Piglet: Eeyore, WHAT CAN WE… I MEAN, HOW SH-SH-SH-SHOULD WE.. Uhh, YOU THINK IF-IF WE….
Eeyore: Guess one of those would be… just the thing. Thank you, Piglet..
Pooh: I’ve got an idea. BUT I don’t suppose it’s a very good one.
Eeyore: I don’t… suppose it is..
Rabbit: Uh, Go on, Pooh. Let’s have it.
Pooh: Well, if we all threw stones and things on the river on one side of the york, the stones would makewaves, and the waves would wash into the other side
Rabbit: Ohh, Ohh! That’s a good idea. Im

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