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Have you seen my dog, Blue?
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He's looking for you, too.
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Let's begin with a paw print.
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Everybody's looking for Blue's Clues.
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Come on in, come on in. It's Blue's
Clues. Step by step, yes.
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Clue by clue, let's think it through.
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It's Blue's Clues and you.
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Greetings,
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traveler. I am Sir Joshalot, and I am
most glad you are here.
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We're pretending to be knights today.
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Isn't this great, Blue?
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Blue? Do you see Blue?
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Over there.
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Right there.
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There.
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There she is.
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The legendary Blue Knight.
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I'm a lady.
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Thanks for helping me find the Blue
Knight just then.
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Henceforth, I shall call you the knight
who so often helps.
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Huzzah!
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Oh, uh, huzzah is what knights say when
they're really, really happy.
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Say it with me.
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Huzzah! Sir Joshua, come quick. We need
your help.
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Sounds like someone needs our help. We
must go. For helping.
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is what knights do.
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Onward!
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Lord Salt and Lady Pepper are preparing
a feast,
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which is like the biggest snack ever.
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Lady Pepper, we heard your call. How may
we be of service?
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Knights, I have a quest for you.
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Huzzah!
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What's a quest?
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A quest is when you search for something
very important. It is a noble job for
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knights.
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Your quest is to find a special treat
for our snack feast.
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Tell me, knight, do you accept this
quest?
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Lady Pepper, Lord Salt, most humbly do
we accept this quest to find a special
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treat for the snack feast.
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Excellent. But you must hurry, for the
feast shall begin soon.
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Fellow knights, we have a quest.
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And we shall not rest until our quest is
complete.
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But what special treat do we need for
our snack feast?
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We'll play Blue's Clues to figure out.
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What special treat we need for our snack
fish?
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We are going to play Blue's Clues,
because it's a really great game.
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Yes. Now remember, Blue's Popper will be
on the clues.
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Blue's Clues. Oh, right.
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We can't leave this popper up here.
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Oh, most noble popper, we must bid thee
a farewell.
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Oh, why, that sounds like Side Table the
Wise.
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Let's go.
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Oh, Side Table the Wise, we heard your
call.
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I have something handy and dandy that
you will need for your quest. Your
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notebook. May you use it wisely.
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Humbly, I thank you.
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You know...
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I can tell I'm really gonna need your
help today to figure out what special
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treat we need for our snack feast.
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Will you help me?
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You will?
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Huzzah! To play Blue's Clues, we gotta
find a... Popping! Right, a
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popperin's, cause that's our first...
Clue! Yeah, a clue! And we put it in
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our...
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Notebook! Put it in our notebook, cause
they're whose clues?
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Whose clues?
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We gotta find another paw print, cause
that's the second clue.
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Put it in our notebook, cause they're
whose clues?
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Whose clues?
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We gotta find the last paw print, that's
the third clue.
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Put it in our notebook.
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Cause they're Who's Clues. Who's Clues.
You know what to do. Sit down in our
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thinking chair and think, think, think.
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Cause when you use your mind, take a
step at a time.
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You can do anything that you wanna do.
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Oh, that sounds like the Blue Knight.
This way.
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Onward.
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We're on a quest for clue clues.
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We search hither and yonder.
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A clue, a clue.
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My kazoo. Oh, yeah, it's kind of a cross
between a kazoo and a trumpet. I'm
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calling it a kazumpet, you know.
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No. No, a clue.
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Oh, a clue.
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On this cup.
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This cup must be our first clue.
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Huzzah! Hey, you know we need our
handy-dandy...
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Notebook! Notebook! Right.
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Okay, so, a cup.
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A cup looks like an oval with lines for
the side and bottom and a
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stripe in the middle.
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There. A cup.
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Hmm. So what special treat do we need
for our snack feast with a cup?
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Maybe.
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But I think we need to find two more
clues to complete our quest.
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Ah, what is that?
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Oh, that sounds like Perry Winkle. Come
on.
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Ah,
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greetings, Sir Perry of Winkle. We heard
your call.
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Blue Knight, Sir Joshua, I need your
help.
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Oh, will you help me help Sir Perry?
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Yes. Yes! For helping is something nice
to do.
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Yay!
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Blue just skadooed. Let's go.
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Blue skadoo, we can too.
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At the town square.
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Sir Joshalot, Blue Knight. I was just on
my way to the snack feast and I thought
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something strange.
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It looks like a big, tall giant with
three different colored eyes.
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Wow. A tall, three-eyed giant?
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Oh, my.
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Never fear, Sir Perry, for we are here
to help.
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This way.
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Onward.
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What do you think Sir Perry sees that
looks like a tall three-eyed giant?
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The traffic light.
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Oh, yeah, right.
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Because the traffic light is really tall
like a giant and has three different
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colored lights that kind of look like
eyes.
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Good, Sir Perry. We think what you are
seeing isn't a giant at all.
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It isn't?
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Oh. No.
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We think what you are seeing is a
traffic light.
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Oh, yeah. Look at that.
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It was just a traffic light.
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I kind of thought so. I was just... Ha!
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Wait. What is that thing over there?
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Now I see something that looks like...
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like a red dragon with a white tail.
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A red dragon with a white tail, you say?
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Oh, my.
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What do you think Sir Perry sees that
looks like a red dragon with a long
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white tail?
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The fire truck!
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Right! The fire truck!
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It's red, and that hose looks like a
white tail.
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Good, Sir Knight. We think what you see
is merely... A fire truck.
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Oh, yeah.
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I see it now. That makes total sense.
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What's that?
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Look over there.
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Now I see something that is round on top
and looks like a blue troll with a big,
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wide mouth like this.
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Oh, my.
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What do we see that looks like a blue
troll with a wide mouth like this?
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The mailbox.
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What's that say?
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Oh, yeah, right. The mailbox is blue and
round, and that part where you put in
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the mail looks like a big wide mouth.
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Good sir, Perry of Winkle. We think what
you see is... A mailbox.
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A mailbox?
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see it now.
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Thank you so much for helping me see
that.
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Our pleasure. For helping hit something
nice too.
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Now I'm off to the snack feast.
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Bye. Bye. And keep your visor up.
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Wait.
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We still need to find two more clues to
figure out what special treat we need
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for our snack feast. And to complete our
quest.
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Mail time.
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Mail time. Mail time. Mail time.
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The mail.
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Mail time. Is here.
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Here's the mail. It never fails. It
makes me want to wag my tail. When it
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comes, I want to wail.
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Mail.
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Hey,
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Josh, you just got a scroll.
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That's how knights get their letters.
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A scroll.
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Thank you, good sir mailbox.
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You're welcome.
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We just got a scroll.
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We just got a scroll.
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We just got a scroll.
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We just got a scroll.
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I wonder who it's from.
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Verily.
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Tis a scroll from our friend.
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Three things speak just one.
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Hi, Blue and I. I'm giving food to a
food pantry.
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A food pantry is a place where people
who don't have enough food can get some.
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Giving is helping. And helping is what
knights do. Bye.
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Fare thee well.
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Verily, a most thoughtful knight.
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Don't you agree, Blue?
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Blue?
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Oh, come on.
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A clue.
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Moo?
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Oh, yeah. That is a great deal. But I'm
pretty sure we have ice cream at home.
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No. A clue. Right there.
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Oh, there's a clue.
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On this cow.
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Hey. You know what we need?
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Our handy-dandy... Notebook!
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Notebook! Right.
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Okay. And there.
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So, a cow.
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We'll draw some circular shapes for her
head and ears.
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Add some eyes and circles for her nose.
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An oval shape for her body.
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A tail.
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Add four legs with hooves.
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And her udder.
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There. A cow. So, what was our first
clue?
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A pack.
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A cup, right?
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And now our second clue is a cow.
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So what special treat do we need for our
snack feast? With a cup and a cow.
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Yeah,
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maybe.
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But barely. I think we need to find our
last clue to complete our quest.
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Let's go.
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The Blue Knight has entered the grocery
store.
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We must follow.
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Onward.
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Greetings, good sir.
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I am Sir Joshalot, and this is the
knight who so often helps.
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I see you've met the legendary Blue
Knight.
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Oh, hi.
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I'm Marlon.
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I am so glad you're here. I really need
to put all these items on the right
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shelves before my store opens and the
customers arrive.
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Will you help me?
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Can we help Marlon put these items on
the right shelves?
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Yes!
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We would be honored to help you, for
helping is something nice to do.
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Wonderful. This way.
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Onward.
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First,
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I need to put away all these carrots,
but I'm just not sure where they belong.
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Ah, I see.
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What shelf do the carrots go on?
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The top shelf, the middle shelf, or the
bottom shelf?
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With the vegetables.
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Right. The bottom shelf had broccoli,
potatoes, and that's kale. Those are all
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vegetables just like the carrot, right?
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The carrots belong on the bottom shelf.
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Thank you, Blue Knight.
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And thank you, Knight, who so often
helps.
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Okay,
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follow me.
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Onward!
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Next, I have to put away this soup, but
I just don't know where it belongs.
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Ah, so, uh, oh.
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Which shelf do you think the soup goes
on?
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The top shelf.
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Yes,
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this soup is in cans, so it goes on the
shelf that has cans.
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Makes sense. Here you go.
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You really are a very helpful knight.
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Onward. Onward.
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Now, I
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have to put away all this ice cream, but
where should it go?
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Which shelf should the ice cream go on?
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The middle shelf.
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The ice cream belongs on the middle
shelf with the other frozen desserts.
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They're so good at this.
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All done.
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And just in time, the customers are
here. Thank you so much for all of your
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help. Fare thee well, knights.
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Go now, good Sir Marlon. Help your
customers. For helping is what, knights?
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Lou? Come on.
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You know, helping others is a noble
cause indeed.
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A clue.
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A clue.
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Cashews. Oh, I love cashews. And
almonds. And pistachios. I like walnuts.
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No. A clue.
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Oh, there's a clue.
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And it's on this chocolate.
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Hey, you know what we need?
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Our handy dandy. No. Notebook!
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Notebook! Right.
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Okay.
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And there. So, chocolate.
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We'll draw a rectangular shape with some
lines for the signs
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and some more lines for the squares.
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There. Chocolate.
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We have all three clues.
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Do you know what this means?
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We're ready to sit in our... Thinking
chair.
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Thinking chair. Let's go.
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Oh,
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verily, a thinking bench.
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Okay, now that we're on our thinking
bench, let's think.
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So... We're trying to figure out what
special treat we need for our snack
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feast. And our clues are a cup, a
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cow, and chocolate.
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So what special treat do we need for our
snack feast? With a cup, a cow, and
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chocolate.
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Oh.
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Well... Cows do make milk.
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Right. And I know for a fact you could
drink milk from a cup.
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But what kind of milk could we drink?
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Chocolate milk.
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Chocolate milk?
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Yes! Oh, flute. Is chocolate milk the
special treat we need for our snack
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feast?
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We just figured out Blue's Clues.
Huzzah!
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We just figured out Blue's Clues. We
just figured out Blue's
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Clues. We just figured out Blue's Clues
because we're really smart.
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Good sir Marlon, we would like to
purchase one glorious container of
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chocolate milk, please. A most royal
drink.
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Three blue dollars, please.
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I bid thee farewell.
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Night to the snack table and to glory!
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Bye!
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Noble Lady Pepper, most humbly do we
bring you this glorious container of
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chocolate milk.
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Hooray!
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Congratulations upon completing your
quest.
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You are indeed most worthy knights of
the snack table.
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Now, let's share a glass of glorious,
delicious chocolate milk.
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Hooray!
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You know, we couldn't have completed our
quest without your help.
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You really are the most helpful knight.
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Now it's time for so long.
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But we're gonna sing one more song.
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Thanks for doing your part.
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If you are smart.
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If you worked hard. When you use your
mind.
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Take a step at a time.
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You can do anything.
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Bye.
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Thank you so much for your help. Barely.
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