• 2 days ago
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00:00My book! My book! My memory book! Oh, where could it be? Not here. Hmm. Surely not here.
00:20Oh, if only Piglet were here. I do think he might be able to help me find my memory book.
00:30Say there, Sonny, you look like you're lost. Is there something I can help you with?
00:40Hello, Gopher. Have you seen Owl, by chance?
00:44Owl? Oh, you mean the fellow who's lost his memory? His house is just behind these big doors.
00:55I do so want to help him, but how can I open these doors? I'm far too small.
01:01Sounds like you want my help. Sorry. Too big a project. I'm much too busy. Got tunnels to dig, you know. Bet you'd find some help over at the library.
01:14Yep, there's a chessboard inside. I'm willing to bet that Owl put a switch in there to open the doors. He's very good at architecting. Terrible at excavating, though.
01:27Oh, thank you very much, Gopher.
01:30You betcha. Gotta skedaddle.
01:43Hmm, what's in here?
01:48Oh, it's a chest. I'll take it.
01:53Hmm, what's in here?
01:58Oh, it's a chest. I'll take it.
02:03Hmm, what's in here?
02:08Hmm, what's in here?
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02:18Hmm, what's in here?
02:23Hmm, what's in here?
02:28Hmm, what's in here?
02:33The door was closed, and Piglet could not open it. He was quite sure that this courtyard reminded him of something. But what could it be? A chessboard, perhaps?
03:03Hmm, what's in here?
03:08Hmm, what's in here?
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04:43Hello, Piglet. What brings you here?
04:58I'm looking for a chessboard. A gopher told me it would open the big doors to Owl's house, and have to get inside to help Owl find his memory.
05:06A chess board? Yes, I think I saw it in a library just a bit farther on. But first, I shall open this gate for you.
05:18Really?
05:19Of course, Piglet. I'll just press the button. But there are quite a lot of woozles and heffalumps in there, so I shall have to be very quiet, or they may hear me.
05:30You see, I don't think they want that button pushed. Oh my, I am rather rumbly in my tumbly.
05:39Oh, thank you, Pooh Bear. I sure am counting on you.
05:43Of course, Piglet. Oh, bother.
06:01Oh, thank you, Piglet.
06:05Oh, thank you, Piglet.
06:09Oh, thank you, Piglet.
06:13Oh, thank you, Piglet.
06:17Oh, thank you, Piglet.
06:21Oh, thank you, Piglet.
06:25Oh, thank you, Piglet.
06:34Oh, bother.
06:55Oh, thank you, Piglet.
06:59Oh, thank you, Piglet.
07:03Oh, thank you, Piglet.
07:07There, Piglet. I opened the gate for you. But I almost didn't make it. There were ever so many heffalumps and woozles about, you see.
07:25Oh, thank you very much, Pooh Bear.
07:28This adventure has made me rather hungry. I'm just going to eat a small smackerel of honey. Or perhaps a smackerel or two more.
07:40Pooh Bear sure likes his honey.
07:58Hmm.
08:29Oh, thank you, Piglet.
08:33Oh, thank you, Piglet.
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11:00Oh, thank you, Piglet.
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11:28Oh, thank you, Piglet.
11:32Oh, thank you, Piglet.
11:36Oh, thank you, Piglet.
11:40Oh, thank you, Piglet.
11:44Oh, thank you, Piglet.
11:52The glass case was locked.
11:56Most certainly our little friend must find the key to that lock.
12:40Yeah
13:10Yeah
13:40Yeah
14:10Hmm
14:15Four tons of ground multiplied by
14:18123 wheel barrows
14:21Simper and Sassafras you made it in here without digging
14:27Why yes, I suppose that I did
14:30Well, then sonny. I'll certainly help you out. So you say you want to open the doors to owls house. Oh
14:38Yes, thank you
14:41Well to do that you see you'll have to play this game
14:45Just push one of the white chess pieces and then you'll have checkmate
14:51Simple as that. Oh
14:53It seems very complicated
14:56Don't be silly that owl just likes playing games
15:01It's really quite simple. Just push one of the white chess pieces and you win
15:07All right
15:28Everything will be all right piglet to overcome your fears. You must believe in yourself. Oh
15:34Oh, thank you Christopher Robin, I feel better already
16:04I
16:34Don't know
16:36Oh
16:58The glass case was locked most certainly our little friend must find the key to that lock
17:06Oh
17:08Oh
17:10Oh
17:12Oh
17:33Bitter wet. No, no, that's not it. Don't you remember me? My name is no I forgot. I forgot
17:42Everything who you are who I am
17:47What an immeasurable
17:49Disaster I must get my book of memories back. It contains my memory
17:56But obviously I can't remember where it is. Oh, maybe I can help you all. Ah, that would be very nice. Thank you kingly
18:05Piglet if I remember things correctly, which I don't we have to find the true paintings of my missing
18:12Ancestors to gain access to the memory book, of course
18:15I can't remember why I'll do my best to get them for you. Oh, I promise
18:34I
19:04Don't know
19:24Piglet had found a candle
19:34As
19:36He
19:38As
19:40As
20:03He moved forward
20:04Piglet noticed a grandfather clock. There was something rather strange about this clock
20:21Undoubtedly a painting once hung from this hook. Oh, yes. This was where one of owls two missing paintings once hung
20:29Did you find my ancestors paintings Lipkin
20:59Oh
21:29A
21:45Wax stamp sealed the parchment the little heat Piglet would certainly be able to melt the seal and open the parchment
21:54Oh
21:57Piglet came upon what appeared to be a treasure map
22:00However, it was missing a piece now all that piglet needed to do was find that piece of the map
22:23You
22:53You
23:07Certainly something must be done with all those wobbly things
23:23You
23:53A
24:13Small key now, that's a very useful sort of thing to find
24:23You
24:53Oh
25:07Yes, this is one of our lost paintings
25:23You
25:53You
26:23You
26:54You
26:56The glass case was locked most certainly our little friend
27:14You
27:23You
27:53The flame
28:23Oh
28:53Oh
29:23Oh
29:53Oh
30:23Oh
30:44This painting was one of those lost by owl all piglet had to do was to bring it back to him
30:53You
31:23You
31:31Did you find my ancestors paintings Lipkin
31:53You
31:56Yes, that's it that's just what I needed blip it now if my deductions are correct
32:03My book of memories must be behind this secret passage
32:19Let's go together owl
32:23I
32:31Think I shall wait for you right? Yeah, you see
32:35Without my glasses. I
32:38Won't see a thing
32:40Maybe if you like this room, I can follow you. Yes. Yes
32:46That's the way
32:53I
33:23I
33:53Oh
34:09Piglet had to do was to use a candle if he wanted to light up the candlestick
34:23Oh
34:36Piglet had to do was to use a candle if he wanted to light up the candlestick
34:53Oh
35:23Oh
35:35Some light. Oh my my what a lot of books my book
35:44Oh
35:50My my book you have restored my past
35:56Piglet. Oh
35:58I called you piglet. I recovered my memory
36:05I'm very happy for you. Oh, I can never thank you enough my young piglet
36:12You're very welcome
36:14And so it was that owl finally recovered his memory
36:19Thanks to the courage and bravery of our small but big hearted friend piglet
36:35This is an act of kindness I shall never forget
36:41You
36:51Should you like to see your friends
36:57And so piglet proved himself
37:00and so and so piglet proved himself that
37:04Once your fell asleep piglet became the hero of Eeyore's dream world as well

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