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Boomer: Which way did he go?! Dinky: This way! |
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Boomer screeched to a halt at the end of the branch. |
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Dinky perched on Boomer's head as both of them looked over the branch, dumbfounded. |
Chapter five
Dinky: This way!
Boomer: Which way did he go?!
Boomer screeched to a halt at the end of the branch.
Dinky perched on Boomer's head as both of them looked over the branch, dumbfounded.
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Squeeks slowly peeked out of the hole in the branch. |
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Dinky casually glanced back and spotted the caterpillar. |
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Dinky: There he is! |
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Squeeks hurried back into the hole. |
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Boomer hammered into the branch. |
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The branch fell off, and Boomer found himself looking at nothing but the ground below, suddenly forgetting he could fly. |
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Boomer fell to the ground, and Dinky heard a thud. |
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Tod: What happened to ya? Golly. |
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Boomer: Aw shucks. I think I bent my b-b-beak. |
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Dinky: Now see what you've done? |
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Dinky: You've cost us our breakfast! |
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Boomer: I cost our breakfast? It was your fault. |
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Squeeks peeked out of the branch and watched the argument below, relieved that he was safe.
Dinky: What're you talkin' my fault? Boomer: Oh yeah! Dinky: No, you were the one that let. . . |
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Tod: A worm? For breakfast? |
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Tod: Yech! Bleh. |
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Tod turned his attention elsewhere and discovered a small butterfly, which he playfully chased after. |
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He chased it over a stone wall and into a nearby field. |