One evening after supper, some kids visiting the playground began climbing on rocks.
One of the rocks they stepped on began wiggling, like a out-loose tooth.
Eventually, it fell and rolled down the hill.
Quack knew nothing about it, because Quack, like all proper ducks,
was fast asleep.
One two! One two!
I am a fine specimen of duck, if I do say so myself.
These are might fine feet.
Oh!
What?
Excuse me, you're in my way.
Hello! You are on my path!
Can't you see how you are blocking me?
I repeat.
This is my path and you are on it.
So, so, please MOVE!
Well, that is the rudest. I never can know my day¡­
Hey! How did that get here?
Quack, are you here?
Of course I'm here.
Where else could I be?
Now that there's a rock on my path.
You didn't happen to see it, did you?
Mmm. Was it a sort of big and round rock?
Big and round. That's exactly!
There I was minding my own business on my way to visiting you,
when this rock¡­ gets in my way!
Well, I saw it too.
But it didn't get in my way at all.
Well, maybe it doesn't block the way down, but I can tell you¡­
it's blocking the way up and if it doesn't move that I don't think I can come visit you ever again, Peep.
What a horrible thought!
What are you doing?
What¡­what do you think you¡­
And so Peep persuaded Quack to go back up the path and move the rock.
It's no use, I'm telling you.
This rock won't listen to reason.
I think we have to push it, Quack!
I don't think it can move by itself.
Ugh?
Hmm!
Oh, o, ugh! O!
Goodbye Peep.
I never thought a rock would¡­ become between us like this.
Don't worry, Quack. I'm not giving up.
Oh??!!!
Hey, Quack!
I can see Nellie's house from here.
Really? Can you see the¡­
Wait a minute!
I don't care about Nellie's house.
I care about moving this rock!
Hi, Quack! Hi, Peep.
What are you doing on top of that rock?
I'm trying to move it.
Why are you moving a rock?
Because it's blocking my path!
I don't get it.
Why don't you just go around the rock?
Go around it? Did you say that?
Did you just say that? OK.
Do you see this path?
Of course I see it.
And you see this rock?
Yes!
Well, there you are.
This is my path and if anybody's going to move,
it's the rock, not me!
As you may have noticed,
there's no use arguing with a stubbly duck.
So Chirp and Peep decided to move the rock.
And for that, they needed.
Help?
You want me to help you move a rock?
What's in it for me?
Nothing!
Fair enough! Let's go!
Come on everybody.
We are moving a rock.
Hurry up! Don't miss it.
Bye-bye, Five!
That?
That's what you want us to move?
No way. No can do.
Of course we can do it. We just need rabbits.
We can get a hundred rabbits here. Just say the word¡­
Would you like?
Excuse me?
I'm telling you. I know my rocks.
And this rock's been moved.
Sure! You want to say the word? Just say the word. up all the rabbits you need. I know a bunch of rabbits who like moving rocks.
No! What I want is for everyone to¡­ Of course.
If there's anyone who can move big rocks¡­
hey, it's me. Cones? Or walnuts? Take¡­
Not yet!!!
Thank you.
We have to try at least, right?
OK!
Has anybody ever moved a rock before?
The raccoon knew nothing at all about moving rocks,
but that didn't stop him from taking charge of the situation.
After a careful review,
he decided that the rock should be pushed up the hill.
The rabbits¡­had another idea.
They thought the rock should be moved sideways.
Peep and Chirp disagreed but they were voted.
But sideways didn't seem to work either.
The only direction left was¡­
Down! I really think we should push it down.
Up didn't work. Sideways didn't work. And now you want to try it down?
Huh? OK! Hey!
It'll make you happy.
Wait! Wait! Just a minute! Hold everything!
Now I don't want this rock anywhere near my pond, OK?
This rock and I do not get along.
Please put it over¡­urm¡­There! By the tree.
By the tree? Sure thing! Not a problem. OK, everyone. Push.
It's working. It's working. It's moving. OK, push harder.
Hooray! Yippee! We did it. Not so fast. Slow down.
Ah???
Quack, are you all right?
And is the story of how Quack came sharing his pond with the rock.
Don't worry. They learn to get along pretty well.
Oh, yeah! Oh, yeah! Right there!
Right there! Ah! Oh!
We'll save that story for another day.