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| Speaker | Dialogue |
|---|---|
| (Scene opens on a lovely warm day at the Plantar Farm. Two dandelions peacefully float by as cheerful music plays as we cut to an omelette. Mushrooms, fried potatoes and vegetables can be seen peeping out of it, as Anne puts on the final touch: A basil leaf.) | |
| Anne Boonchuy | Perfecto! |
| (The scene moves back to reveal the Plantar's kitchen: Anne is holding a pan and her freshly made Omelette, while Hop Pop and Polly sit at the dining table, curious as to what Anne is up to now.) | |
| Polly Plantar | What do you call these again? |
| Anne | Omelettes! |
| (She slides the plate towards Hop Pop with a bit of pride and brag to her.) | |
| Anne Boonchuy | Very popular where I'm from! |
| (Hop Pop, however, is less sure.) | |
| Hop Pop Plantar | We'll see about that. |
| (Hop Pop takes a bite and considers the flavor. His eyes widen in wonder and awe; immediately liking his meal.) | |
| Hop Pop (awestruck) | Holy crabapples! Until today, I've been eating garbage! |
| (Polly also tries, shoving her face in. She too is amazed.) | |
| Polly Plantar | I see the future, and it's omelettes! |
| (Suddenly, a fearful shout from Sprig can be heard from the stairs.) | |
| Polly Plantar (confused) | Wha? |
| (Sprig continues to shout, and falls off the stairs and onto his face.) | |
| (Sprig then immediately gets back up and resumes shouting in fear, now right next to Hop Pop, disconcerting him.) | |
| (Sprig abruptly stops when he sees the omelette though.) | |
| Sprig Plantar | Oh, those look good! |
| Hop Pop | Omelettes. |
| Sprig Plantar | Huh. |
| (Sprig resumes shouting.) | |
| Sprig Plantar | It's happening! |
| (Hop Pop grabs Sprig by the face, now serious and fully focused.) | |
| Hop Pop | Are you sure it's happening? |
| (Close up on Sprig, more serious than ever.) | |
| Sprig Plantar | Dead sure. |
| (Cut back to show the rest of the family, Polly also focused and Anne out of the loop.) | |
| Anne Boonchuy | Is this a "we've gotta go now" kind of thing, or can I finish eating? |
| Sprig | Take it to go, Anne, 'cause we've got to go sound the alarm! |
| Anne Boonchuy | Okay. |
| (She places some containers on the table and starts to separate parts of the omelette into different containers.) | |
| Anne Boonchuy | I'm just gonna separate the stuff so it retains the flavor and doesn't get soggy... |
| (The rest of the family loudly berate her.) | |
| Polly Plantar | MOVE, ANNE! |
| Hop Pop | Come on, Anne, we better move on! |
| Sprig Plantar | ANNE, MOVE! |
| Anne Boonchuy | Okay, okay! |
| (Hop Pop runs out of the house with Sprig on top of him, the young frog literally sounding the alarm. Anne, who's holding Polly, stares at them, a little startled, from the doorway.) | |
| (Sprig continues to blare his warning, which causes a chicken sounding fly eyed owl to swoop off in fright. Anne and Polly tow behind at a normal pace as Hop Pop and Sprig run into a stream and emerge from the other side almost completely dry. Anne and Polly just use the stones already placed there to cross.) | |
| (A shot of the entire town assembled at the center point, the townies confused as to all the commotion) | |
| Female Frog | What's going on? |
| Mayor Toadstool | Now what's this all about? |
| (Finally, Sprig (still blaring loudly) and Hop Pop (getting a little tired) arrive) | |
| (Hop Pop falls to his knees, tired as heck, while Sprig gets off and explains the situation) | |
| Sprig | Everyone! Listen up! |
| (Hop Pop falls on his face and Sprig only mildly acknowledges it.) | |
| Sprig | Today is the third morning in a row! Where the temperature dipped below the frog line! |
| (Eerie music plays as Sprig removes a wooden thermometer that clearly shows the temperature dropping below the blue line of winter.) | |
| (It continues to drop as Sprig speaks) | |
| Sprig | Which means... Hiber day is almost upon us! |
| Anne | Hiber day? |
| Hop Pop | Once a year, the temperature drops so low, that it sends everyone into instant hibernation! And when we thaw, we feel refreshed, rejuvenated, virile! |
| Anne | Hey, that's pretty cool. |
| Hop Pop | Well, it's not. Every year, one townsperson disappears, never to be seen again. |
| Anne | And... there's the weird dark turn. |
| Polly | It's serious, Anne. Look around you. |
| Female Frog | Possible goodbye, Wally. |
| Wally | Possible goodbye. (they embrace each other) |
| Felicia | Possible goodbye, Ivy. (kisses Ivy on the head) |
| Mayor Toadstool | Possible goodbye, Toadie. |
| Mrs. Croaker | Possible goodbye, Archie. (Archie squeaks) |
| Hop Pop | Possible goodbye, Sprig. |
| Sprig | (weeping) Possible goodbye, Hop Pop. (the Plantars embrace each other) |
| Polly | (sobbing) Possible goodbye, family. |
| Hop Pop | And of course, Anne. |
| Anne | (stops the Plantars from hugging her) Not so fast. |
| Sprig | What? |
| Polly | Harsh. |
| Hop Pop | You're kinda spittin' on tradition, Anne. |
| Anne | There will not be any goodbyes this year. Because this year, Wartwood has me. |
| Female Frog, Felicia and Ivy | (confused in unison) Huh? What? |
| Wally | Yeah, I don't follow. |
| Anne | Um, hello! I'm warm-blooded. |
| Sprig | That's gross, Anne. |
| Anne | It means I won't freeze. I can be your protector. (places her foot by the town founder's statue and proclaims heroically) And under my watch, no one will disappear again! (hits her hand on the statue with a soft clunk) Ow. |
| Wartwood citizens | (all cheering) Whoo-hoo! (all chanting) Anne! Anne! Anne! |
| Sprig | (places Polly on his head, excited) Wow! You've gone from town beast to town protector. Big fan of that narrative. |
| Hop Pop | All right. Hiber Day isn't till tomorrow. So, everybody meet back here tonight. Then Anne can guard all of us. |
| Wally | We're gonna live! |
| Ivy | Thank goodness Anne's here. |
| Female Frog | I'm gonna burn my will. |
| (As the Wartwood citizens and the Plantars walk to their homes, Hop Pop talks to Anne.) | |
| Hop Pop | Anne, are you sure about this? Looking after the whole town's a lot of responsibility. |
| Anne | Are you kidding? I've totally got this. I feel like my time here has all been leading up to this moment. It's like fate and karma combined into one. Like kate or fartma. (pause) Those are both terrible. But anyway, (closeup on Anne) all my senses feel heightened. It's like the whole world has slowed down, and I'm totally aware of everything all around me. You ever feel like that, guys? (no response) Guys? What? |
| (Without warning, Anne sees that Sprig, Polly and Hop Pop are suddenly encased in ice blocks.) | |
| Anne | (yells) What the heck?! (sees a single snowflake land on her finger) This can't be good. |
| (A sudden barrage of thick snow drops onto Anne, covering the entire landscape. A frozen fly chicken is suspended in mid-air, squawks as it plummets to the ground.) | |
| Anne | Oh, no! Hiber Day is here early! Everybody is all over the place by now. How am I gonna get them back to--? (lifts up Sprig's ice block, surprised) Oh. Oh, wow. This is very light. |
(It isn't long before Anne has collected everyone and places them all in the town square.)
Anne: Welp, that's everyone. Heh, that was surprisingly easy. (She proceeds to dab.) Town protector. Yea-yuh! And now all I have to do is watch 'em. (She sits down leaning on a frozen frog only for it to slide away. She yells and goes after it.)
[vocalizing]
Okay, I'm bored. And a bored protector is a bad protector. So I'm gonna need to thaw someone out. Let's see. Eeny, meeny, miney, Sprig.
Phew! This is harder than I thought. Thaw already, Sprig.
[sighs]
Whoa!
Where am I? What's goin' on?
Sprig! Boy, am I glad to see you, buddy. Uh... You okay, dude?
I's awake, yes?
Yeah. Let's thaw out the others. [groans]
Uh... I'm thinking we should let nature run its course. You frogs don't seem to do well in the cold.
Why you say that? Water angels.
Well...
Since you're already awake anyways, let's go have some fun. We've got the whole town to ourselves.
Let's do it!
Hey, Sprig. Catch.
Meh. Caught it.
-Eh. -Eh.
Oh, Mrs. Croaker, I never noticed how marry-able you are.
You too, Wally.
Come in for some kisses.
[kissing]
-[giggles] -[kissing]
[giggles] They're kissing.
Whoo-hoo!
[both laughing]
Look at it, Sprig. It's beautiful. No, no! Don't hurt Mommy.
-[groans] -[giggling]
[giggling]
Anne: All right, enough. We had our fun. But it's time for a little (dabs again) protector duty. (She pulls out a clipboard.) Let's do a head count, make sure everyone is still here.
Sprig: You got it. Am I still here?
We got Tom, Soggy Joe, Jill, Cashmere the Soft.
Hop Pop, check. Polly, check.
Ivy-- Polly?
Polly? No! No, no, no, no, no.
She's gone! What kind of protector am I?
Is something wrong with Polly?
Yes, Sprig. She's gone.
[sighs] This is all my fault. We've got to get her back.
All right!
Is something wrong with Polly?
Wow. Never tracked anything in snow before.
It's hard.
[grunting]
Hey! Who wants a nap?
[snoring]
[grunts]
Just hang on, Sprig. You can go back to hibernating
as soon as we find Polly.
Polly...
[sniffing]
I smell a Polly.
Polly's in that creepy cave.
Of course she is.
You know, no matter how long I'm in this world,
I'll never get used to the piles of bones just lying around.
Hey. That icicle looks just like Polly.
Ah! Polly!
How'd she get up there?
Is she magic?
[rumbling]
What was that?
Whoa!
-[roars] -[screams]
[screeches]
Maybe we can ask this lady. Excuse me, miss--
[grunting]
That's what's been taking the frogs?
I'll keep it busy. You go get Polly.
-[gasps] -Uh, okay.
[grunts]
Wait. Did you mean me?
Mm-hmm.
[snarls]
Polly! Stop dancing around so much. I'm trying to save you.
Hey! Sprig, look out!
Wow. Pointy.
Hey, you big furry freak! Get back here.
-[squeaking] -Huh?
What the...
[chittering]
[snarls]
-Huh? [yells] -[snarls]
No way.
[growling]
You didn't kidnap Polly just to feed yourself?
And if we take her, you'll all starve.
Unless...
Ah, perfect. Maybe just a little more.
-[growling] -Come on, come on. Please work.
[sniffing]
[purrs]
Huh. I guess the power of omelettes is universal.
[panting]
[screams]
[giggles]
[squeaking]
Now that's a protector.
Mm-hmm.
My face feels squishy.
Man, I really shouldn't have thawed you out.
Whoo-hoo!
[both] Five, four, three, two, one.
[Sprig] And thaw, baby, thaw!
-Huh? -Huh? Yee-haw!
-Oh, thank goodness. -We're all here.
We made it through the freeze.
Yay! I'm alive!
Three cheers for Anne, the best town protector there is.
[all] Hip, hip, hooray! Hip, hip, hooray!
Hold it.
[sighs]
I was a terrible town protector, you guys.
I slacked off when I should've been watching you.
I unfroze Sprig when I got bored.
I'm fine.
And worst of all, Polly almost got eaten by a giant weasel.
Say what?
I'm no town protector.
I'm just an irresponsible kid.
Anne, you admitting that means you're more responsible than you think.
Really?
Yeah, if you hadn't fessed up,
we never would have known anything happened.
-Oh, yeah, it's true. -That's a good point.
You may not be perfect, but you proved that we can depend on you.
And, most importantly, this is the first year no one disappeared.
All because of you.
Happy Hiber Day, everyone.
-Yay, Anne! -Whoo!
-Aw. Thanks, you guys. -Hey, everyone.
Check out these funny photos we took.
Sprig, no!
That's my body.
-[all gasping] -Oh, my...
Did you use our frozen bodies as bowling pins?
Uh...