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The maze is set.

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Will he make it across without falling to the bottomless pit?

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Ready, set, go.

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Not again.

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Can I have a turn now, Karl?

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I'm not finished.

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I've been waiting forever. That's supposed to be for all of us.

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I know, but I'm not finished.

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How much longer do you need?

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A million zillion years.

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Karl.

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Oh, no. Again?

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No, not in the hole.

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One, two, three, four, five.

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One, two, three, four, five.

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What are you doing?

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I'm breathing.

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That's not regular breathing, Addy.

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That's... breathing.

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It's different. Why are you doing...

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Stillwater says if you have an angry feeling inside you,

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sit still, close your eyes, and take deep, slow breaths.

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It can make you feel better.

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Is it working?

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Actually, it is.

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Are you ready to give me a turn now?

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I'm still not finished.

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Why can't he just share?

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What's that sound?

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Is that you, little birdies?

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No.

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Hi, Stillwater. What's that thing?

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This is a xiao. It's a traditional instrument from China.

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I'm afraid I'm not very good at playing it, though.

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Yeah. I could hear it from my backyard.

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I hope I didn't disturb you.

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Oh, no. I just heard the sound and wanted to know what it was.

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-Are you practicing? -Yes.

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Though I think panda lips may not be the right shape

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to make pretty sounds come out of a xiao.

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See? Would you like to try?

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Okay. How does it work?

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Put your fingers over the holes and blow gently into the mouthpiece.

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Very nice, Addy. I think you're a natural.

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I think maybe I need to practice too.

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Perhaps later.

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Now, it is time for me to scoop leaves. Would you like to help?

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Sure.

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The wind blows a lot of leaves into my goldfish pond.

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Stillwater, if you know you're never gonna be any good at playing the xiao,

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why do you keep practicing?

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I suppose it's the same as these leaves.

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It is?

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Every day the wind blows leaves into the pond,

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and every day I scoop them out.

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Sometimes twice a day. Sometimes three times a day.

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Isn't the wind just gonna blow them back in again?

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I like a clean pond.

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And so do the fish.

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I also like scooping leaves.

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This reminds me of a monk I once knew.

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She asked a similar question about a scorpion.

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Would you like to hear the story?

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I love your stories.

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Master Chu was at the river with her young student, Ying.

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They were washing their bowls.

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Suddenly, Ying spotted something unusual floating past.

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Teacher, do you see that floating in the water?

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A scorpion, it seems.

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Well, scorpions do not swim, Master. It must have fallen in the river.

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Yes, it seems so.

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If we do not help it, it will surely drown.

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Yes, we must help.

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Forgive me, teacher.

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Scorpions have pinching claws and a stinging tail.

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And you do not wish to be hurt.

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Not to worry, my child. I will try.

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Ouch.

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Oh, Master! You've been stung!

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The sting of the scorpion can be very painful.

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But Master Chu was very brave...

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and very strong.

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I will be fine, my young friend.

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The two continued washing their bowls

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when Ying noticed something familiar floating past.

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Master, the scorpion. It has fallen in again.

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Let us hope this time it will be gentle.

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Ouch.

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Alas. I was wrong.

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Master Chu's student was amazed that her teacher would do the same thing twice.

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Teacher, why do you continue to save the scorpion

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when you know it is its nature to sting?

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Because it is my nature to save it.

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Saving a life is surely worth the chance of a sting.

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Why didn't Master Chu just use her bowl to scoop up the scorpion?

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I've never thought of that, Addy.

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I suppose Master Chu was long in kindness but short in good ideas.

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Even though they're kind of scary looking, I'm glad she saved the scorpion.

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But I would've tried something different the second time.

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I wonder if Karl's still playing that game.

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Game?

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We got this really fun game as a present.

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It's a maze where you have to roll the ball across the top

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without it falling into a hole.

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Interesting.

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Karl's been hogging it all day.

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He won't even give me a turn.

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That sounds a little bit like the scorpion, doesn't it?

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Is it in Karl's nature to share so willingly?

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Not really. He's still a little kid.

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Maybe I need to try something different.

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Just like the monk should have.

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Thank you, Stillwater.

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You're welcome, Addy.

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Maybe I need to try something different too.

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Not again!

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Hi, Karl.

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I'm still not ready, Addy.

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It's okay.

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I'm not trying to take it from you.

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You're not?

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No, but it looks like you're having a hard time.

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The marble keeps going into the holes no matter what I try.

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I make it go this way and then this way, and then it falls in.

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It's too hard.

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Would you like some help? We could maybe do it together.

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Okay.

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I'll be this knob. You can be that one.

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Okay. Ready?

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See?

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You're right. This is hard.

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Should we go again?

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Yeah.

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This time, we'll try something different.

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The maze is set.

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Can Addy and Karl, working together, avoid the bottomless pit?

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What's making that music?

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I think it's Stillwater.

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He must be trying something different too.

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Well, it sounds nice.

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Keep going.

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We're almost there! That's it!

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Make it go that way.

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Just a regular car.

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I got it! I got it!

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Here, Addy.

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Another car.

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Just Stillwater.

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-Hi, Stillwater. -Hi, Stillwater.

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Hi, kids.

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Hello, Karl.

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Hi, Stillwater.

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So, what are you doing, Karl?

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Waiting.

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What are you waiting for?

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This!

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-Cool. -Nice robot.

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That's quite the drawing, Karl.

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Well, if you like the drawing, wait until you see it for real.

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Mom and Dad helped me order a super awesome toy robot

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with all my birthday money.

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That super awesome toy robot's coming in the mail today,

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and the mail's coming any minute!

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It's gonna be 50 feet tall, and can do, like, a million things!

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Light beams for eyes.

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Speak robot talk. "You are awesome, Karl."

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You're awesome, robot. "We are awesome."

168
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Stomp around with its robo legs. Stomp. Stomp.

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We're gonna go on adventures, and be best friends and save the day.

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Octo-squid.

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Never fear, planet Earth. Team Karl-bot is here!

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The Earth is saved. Mission accomplished.

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Thanks, ginormous robot.

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"You're welcome, best friend Karl."

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I think we're all quite eager to meet your giant robot friend now.

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Not giant. Ginormous!

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It's here!

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Thank you, thank you.

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Let me help you.

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I can't wait, I can't wait, I can't wait!

181
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You're not ginormous.

182
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Where are the eye beams?

183
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I'm sure the robo-talk feature will work better than the light-up eyes.

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What?

185
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Maybe it can still stomp around?

186
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With these teeny legs?

187
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I'm sorry, Karl.

188
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This is all wrong!

189
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We were supposed to go on adventures, and be heroes and stuff,

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but now we'll never get to save the day.

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Poor Karl.

192
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Why don't I try to talk with him?

193
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My robot isn't what I thought it would be.

194
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And I had so much fun stuff planned.

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It's okay to feel disappointed, Karl.

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It is?

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Of course.

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That can happen when things don't go the way we expect.

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I expected it to be a whole lot bigger and a whole lot cooler.

200
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You know, something just like this happened to another friend of mine.

201
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They bought a ginormous robot that wasn't ginormous?

202
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Okay, perhaps not just like this.

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Would you like to hear about it?

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One year, my friend, Dahlia, decided to plant melon seeds.

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Come summer, I'll be eating sweet, juicy melon every day.

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And have plenty to share with my friends.

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I know this is gonna be my best harvest yet.

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So out to her garden Dahlia went, with a box full of seeds,

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all the while imagining how much she and her friends would enjoy

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those ripe, juicy melons.

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She planted each seed with care.

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She watered, and weeded, and waited.

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Dahlia waited weeks and weeks for her melons to emerge,

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her excitement growing far faster than the fruit itself.

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But when the flowers finally turned to fruit,

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Dahlia was in for a big surprise.

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Pumpkins?

218
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What happened to my melons?

219
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It didn't take long for Dahlia to realize that she had mixed up her seeds.

220
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Silly me.

221
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Now the only place I'll be eating melon is in my dreams.

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Summer is ruined.

223
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But in time, she decided to give the pumpkins a chance.

224
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While nibbling on pumpkin wasn't quite as refreshing as eating melon...

225
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it was delicious baked into a pie.

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Hi, Dahlia.

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She happily shared the pumpkin pie with her friends,

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and they loved every bite.

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They didn't even miss the melons they were expecting.

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Dahlia didn't get what she was expecting,

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but the pies turned out to be a good idea.

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If things worked out for Dahlia,

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maybe they can work out for me and my robot too.

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We can still do lots of fun stuff together,

235
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just in a different way.

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Perhaps you are right.

237
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Perhaps I am.

238
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Your eyes might not be able to protect us from asteroids,

239
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but they do light up.

240
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No one can hide from my robot's powerful light beams.

241
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Surrender, rock monster.

242
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"No, never."

243
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All right, then take this!

244
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"Light beam, activate."

245
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"Not light. I give up."

246
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Smells like pizza bagels.

247
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Our next mission: talk to the chef.

248
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That's his robot talk.

249
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Only I can understand him.

250
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Oh, yeah? What's he saying?

251
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He says, "We would like a snack."

252
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Here. Tell him we can share.

253
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That means "Thank you."

254
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Refueling complete.

255
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Ready for more adventures?

256
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The octo-squid.

257
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Never fear, Stillwater. Team Karl-bot is here!

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Octo-squid got you good.

259
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Thank goodness you're here, team Karl-bot, to save the day.

260
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It seems like you and your ginormous robot found some fun things to do.

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Yeah, and he's the best robot friend ever.

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Mission accomplished.

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My hero.

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With our spirits We were floating through the trees

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Like creatures, we were soaring high Blowing off some steam

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Or a mountain and its effervescent green

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A never-ending dream

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I found a little bit of honey

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And now I'm a little sweeter inside

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It's just a little bit funny

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But now I have the world on my side