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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. Clue by
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clue, let's think it through. It's
Blue's Clues and you.
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It's going to be extra spooky.
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Yeah.
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Hey, check it out.
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I'm dressed as a werewolf.
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Do you want to be a werewolf with me?
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Great. Let's howl. Ready?
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You make an excellent werewolf.
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Oh, come on. It's a party this way.
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Nice costume.
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Thanks. Look, Blue is dressed as a
unicorn.
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Oh, right. I mean, a blue-nicorn.
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Isn't Halloween the best?
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Look at all these great costumes.
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Boogala, boogala.
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Ooh, great ghost costume, Shovel. It's
not me.
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Boogala, boogala.
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You really got me that time, Tickety.
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It's not me. Later, Josh.
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Bye, Blue.
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But if it's not Shovel, and it's not
Tickety...
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Who is that spooky ghost?
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Oh!
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We'll play Blue's Clues to figure out
who that spooky ghost is.
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We're going to play Blue's Clues because
it's a really great game.
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Now remember, Blue's paw print will be
on the clues.
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Blue's Clues.
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Oh, right.
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We can't just leave this paw print here.
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Ooh, let's see.
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Um, ooh, we could.
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Boogla, boogla. Oh.
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Spooky. Hey, you know what we need for
Blue's clothes?
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Our handy dandy... Notebook. Notebook,
right.
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Here's your notebook, Werewolf Middy.
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Ha ha.
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spooky. I thank you, pirate side table.
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You're welcome.
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You know, I can tell I'm really gonna
need your help today figuring out who
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the spooky ghost is.
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Will you help me?
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You will?
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Great!
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To play Blue's Clues, we gotta find,
uh... Help? Right, a paw print, because
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that's our first... Boo!
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No!
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No, a clue!
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Oh, a clue! Ah, phew!
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And we put it in our... Notebook!
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Put it in our notebook, because they're
who's clues, who's clues.
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We gotta find another paw print, because
that's the second clue. Boo! Ah!
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Oh, clue.
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Put it in our notebook.
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Cause they're who's clues, they're
clues.
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We gotta find the last paw print.
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That's the third. Ooh, clue, right.
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Put it in her notebook.
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Cause they're who's clues, they're
clues.
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You know what to do. Sit down in our
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.
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That you wanna do.
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Okay, so remember to keep an eye out for
clues.
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Blues clues.
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Who could that spooky ghost be?
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Come on.
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We're looking for blues clues.
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Oh, a clue.
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Oh, wow.
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Nice. How? I really like the ladies that
are part at the end. Kind of like this.
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No, a clue over
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there.
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Whoa.
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There's a clue.
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Thanks.
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And it's on those paw prints.
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Interesting.
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You know what we need?
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Our handy-dandy... Notebook!
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Notebook! Right.
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Okay. So, pawprints.
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The pawprints look kind of like a circle
with smaller circles for the
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towies.
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And a third.
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And a...
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Four. There.
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Pawprints.
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Huh. So who could the spooky ghost be
with pawprints?
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Maybe. Hmm. But I think we should find
two more clues just to be sure.
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Let's think.
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Hmm.
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Hmm. That sounded like shovel and pail.
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Let's go.
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Hey, Shovel and Pill.
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What you working on?
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Josh, we're decorating pumpkins.
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And we really need your help.
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Oh.
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Do you want to help Shovel and Pill
decorate pumpkins?
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Yes, me too.
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Okay,
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we're in. Nice pumpkin, Shovel. Thanks.
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Mine's the shortest one. I want my
pumpkin to be the opposite of Shovel's.
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I want mine to be the tallest.
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Oh, I see.
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Tallest is the opposite of shortest.
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Okay, so... Which pumpkin is the
tallest?
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That one.
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Pale should use this pumpkin because
it's the tallest.
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Thanks, Blue.
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I want my pumpkin to have really small
eyes.
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Like this.
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Well, those eyes are really small.
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It looks great.
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Ooh, I want my pumpkin's eyes to be the
opposite of small.
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Aha, got it.
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I don't got it.
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Hmm, which eyes are the opposite of
small?
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Big.
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Big eyes, yes. Shovel, you should give
your pumpkin big eyes because big is the
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opposite of small.
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Right on.
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Big eyes on this short pumpkin.
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Ooh, excellent pumpkin work, Shovel.
Thanks.
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I want my pumpkin to have a frown, like
this.
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That frown kind of makes the pumpkin
look grumpy.
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Kind of like a grumpkin.
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A grumpkin.
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Well, I want my pumpkin to be the
opposite of grumpy.
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Ah, right. Kind of figured. Let's see.
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Which would be the opposite of grumpy?
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Happy. Smiling.
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Oh, yeah.
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Happy. Right.
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Because happy is the opposite of grumpy.
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Awesome. I'll give my pumpkin a big
smile so it looks super happy.
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Well, that was so much fun.
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These look great.
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Gorgeous.
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Thanks for helping us. Oh, any time.
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And thank you. Oh,
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I can't wait for our trick-or-treating.
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Mail time. Mail time.
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Mail time.
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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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The moo's here.
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Here's your moo.
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Thanks,
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cow box.
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You're well, cow.
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Happy Halloween.
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We just got a letter.
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We just got a letter.
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We just got a letter.
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We just got a letter.
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I wonder who it's from.
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Oh, it's a letter from our friends.
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And that was super spooky.
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We really need to find two more clues so
we can figure out who the spooky ghost
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is. Let's go.
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Now, where could that clue be?
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A clue!
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A clue!
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The moon. Oh, yeah. Werewolves love to
howl at the moon.
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It's a clue.
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Oh. Um.
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There's a clue.
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And it's on tail's tail.
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Cool. Whoa. Look at that.
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Tail is our second clue.
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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.
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So, a tail.
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A tail is a line that curves around like
this.
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There. A tail.
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So, what was our first clue?
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Paw prints.
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Paw prints, right.
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And our second clue is a tail.
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So who could the spooky ghost be with
these paw prints?
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And a tail.
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Hmm.
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Ooh, maybe.
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But we still need to find our last...
There it goes!
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After that ghost!
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Blue just could do it after that ghost!
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Let's go!
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What is this
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place?
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The ghost!
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Oh, wait.
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Where did it go?
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A spooky note!
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Do you think that spooky ghost left it?
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Yeah, me too.
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Okay.
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Oogala boogala, on this spooky night,
I'm at Halloween Castle by the
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door with the most lights.
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Oh.
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Okay.
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By the door with the most lights.
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So which door has the most lights?
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That one. The middle door.
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Oh, yeah. The middle door has more
lights than the other two.
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It has the most lights.
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Let's go.
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Okay.
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We're here.
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Now where could that spooky ghost be?
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Another spooky note.
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Okay. Let's see what it says.
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Boogla oogla. Look up and you'll see the
tower with the least windows is
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where you'll find me.
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Huh. Oh.
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The ghost is in one of those towers.
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Okay, so, uh, which tower has the least
windows?
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That one.
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The green tower.
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The green tower?
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Oh, right. The green tower only has two
windows.
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And that's the least.
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Let's go.
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Okay. This is the green tower.
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Now where could that spooky ghost be?
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Another spooky note.
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Let's see what this one says.
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Oogala boogala. Happy Halloween.
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I am behind the window with the most
spiders.
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That are green.
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We are so close to catching that ghost.
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Okay, so... Which window has the most
spiders that are green?
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That one.
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The one with three green spiders.
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Oh, yeah.
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You're right.
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This window has three green spiders.
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And that window only has two.
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Good.
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This must be the right window.
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Okay, let's open it on the count of
three. Ready?
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One, two, three!
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The ghost!
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What? Follow that ghost!
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The ghost is gone again.
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A clue.
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Oh, yeah. I really wanted to catch that
ghost, too.
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No, it's a clue. Behind you.
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Oh.
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Oh, there's a clue.
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And it's on those two triangles.
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Hey, you know who we need?
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Our handy-dandy... Notebook!
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Notebook! Right.
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Okay. All right.
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And there.
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So, two triangles.
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To make triangles, we draw three lines
like this.
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And another... There!
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Two triangles.
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We have all three clues.
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You know what that means.
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We're ready for our... Thinking chair!
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Thinking chair! Right! Let's go!
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Okay,
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now
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that we're in our thinking chair, let's
think!
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So, we're trying to figure out who the
spooky ghost is.
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And our clues are paw prints, a
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tail, and two
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triangles.
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So who could the spooky ghost be with
paw prints, a tail, and two
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triangles?
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Oh, well, animals have paw prints.
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And tails.
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But what could the two triangles be?
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Oh.
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Ears.
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Ears. Oh, right.
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Ears.
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Triangle ears.
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So, what animal has a tail, triangle
ears, and could make
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these paw prints?
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A kitten. A kitten.
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Yes, because a kitten has a tail,
triangle ears, and could make these paw
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prints. We just figured out Blue's
Clues.
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We just figured out Blue's Clues. We
just figured out
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Blue's Clues. We just figured out Blue's
Clues. Because we're
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really smart.
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And I think I know just who that kitten
might be.
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Let's go.
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I wonder who it is.
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Very spooky ghost. We know who you are.
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You do?
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We now know that you are in fact a
kitten.
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Whoa.
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Indeed, it is I, your neighbor and
kitten friend, Periwinkle.
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Wow,
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it was Periwinkle the whole time.
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Great costume.
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Very spooky.
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Really nice work, Peri.
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Oh, right, Blue.
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It's time for trick-or-treating.
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Do you want to go trick-or-treating with
us?
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You do?
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We're waiting for you.
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There's pumpkins, yummy treats, and
mystery too.
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There's costumes and dancing, and here's
one more clue.
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It's time for Halloween.
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So sweet. What are you gonna be? Let's
go trick or treat. Up and down the
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street. You and Blue and me.
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All the friends we meet.
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The fun spooky scenes. It's time for
Halloween.
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we're threatened guys they're the thrill
of the most a witch or a pirate or maybe
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a ghost it's time for halloween so sweet
what are you gonna be
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let's go trick or treat up and down the
street you and blue and me and all
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the friends we meet it's the first book
you need
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help today.
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