Monsters at Large Page #2
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Late to class.
Looks like you're gonna
have fun in detention.
What? Can you even do that?
Yup, I'm the head hall monitor.
I can do anything I want.
Like posting pictures
of me sleeping.
Maybe you shouldn't
sleep in class.
Have fun,
Speedy McSpeederson.
Thanks.
Detention?
Aw, man.
Why am I not surprised?
Hello, Mr. Phillips.
Have a seat.
Oh. So you've come
to keep me company?
No.
What is she doing here?
She's like the perfect student.
How could she get in trouble?
I don't know.
Hey, you!
Are you supposed to be in here?
Hey, bookworm.
Why do you have detention?
She's a quiet one, huh?
That is correct, Mr. Renner.
Perhaps you should
follow her example.
Sorry, Mr. Phillips.
Won't happen again.
Hello, Mr. Phillips.
Oh! Oh, thank goodness
you're here, Gordon.
Thank goodness you're here. Uh,
students, Gordon will be watching you
for the rest
of your detention period.
I have an appointment,
which I must keep.
I'm sure you will show him
the same respect you show me.
Of course we will, Mr. Phillips.
- -Don't even
What're you doing?
Trust me.
What are you doing?
- Are you eating?
- Yeah. You want some?
Don't mind if I do.
- Come on!
- What?
Watch this.
You Okay there?
Don't move.
I'll be right back.
- That was epic!
- What was that?
I gave him a bag
of sugar-free Gummi Bears.
Why?
'Cause everybody loves
Gummi Bears.
And because I read on the online
So, you're planning on
being here tomorrow, too.
What're you in here for?
Gordon gave me detention.
What? Why?
'Cause, he doesn't like me.
He doesn't like anyone.
He also posted a picture of me
sleeping in class today.
What are you doing
sleeping in class?
Uh, my little brother
kept me up all week.
- Why?
- Because he thinks there's a monster in his room
- 'cause of your stupid story.
- That's awesome!
No, it's not awesome!
He thinks there's a monster
running around the house.
Odds are he's just hearing
the air conditioner going on.
Or a squeaky door.
Or a branch hitting
the window, perhaps.
Who asked you?
No one, but it's
all very logical.
Younger kids let their imagination run
their thoughts instead of being rational,
allowing them to believe
is really a large beast with razor
sharp teeth wanting to eat them.
I thought you said
she was the quiet one.
Maybe if you showed him
that his "monster"
was just random noises
in the wall,
he wouldn't
be scared anymore.
Doubt it.
Like you said, he's got
quite an imagination.
Then use his imagination to show
him that the monster isn't real.
Do you mean like pretend to
to fight his monster?
Dude, that's the most
amazing idea I've ever heard.
- It is?
- Yeah, we put together a bunch of costumes and gadgets
to make it look like
we fight his monster,
but really we're taking care of
all the noisy stuff in his room
so he'll never think
that there's a monster again!
What do ya think?
Well, that sounds
crazy enough to work.
What about you, uhhh...
uhh...
- Phoenix.
- That's right.
We're in classes together.
I know, I just
forgot for a moment.
You cheat off my tests.
Well, I don't look at your name
when I look at your paper.
I already know my name.
So, Phoenix, do you
like my idea or not?
Actually, I think you guys
are onto something.
- Really?
- Of course we are.
- Can I help?
- You? What can you do?
I can help you to scientifically decipher
what the real cause of his delusions are.
Huh?
And, I can build your gadgets.
- You make gadgets?
- Yeah.
- Like what?
- Like this.
What is that?
The thing that got me in here.
Technically, It's a battery source
that I made for science class,
but it acts more like a Taser.
And accidently
Tased Mr. Beaumont.
- No way!
- Uhhhh.
- No, don't touch it!
- What does this do?
I told him.
Someone's coming.
Help me get him up.
What's his problem?
Too many Gummi Bears?
What happened?
You touched my Taser
when I told you not to.
So are we doing the thing?
Oh, uh, sure.
Awesome!
Now all we need
are some cool costumes,
fancy-looking equipment
and a cat.
- A cat?
- Yeah, after we "beat" the monster,
we show your brother
that we have him in a bag.
If we have cat in the bag,
it'll be moving and stuff.
I'm not
putting a cat in a bag.
Fine, then you think of a way
to make it look like
we've captured a monster.
I have an idea.
- What d'ya think?
- It's cool.
We put in the bag,
it moves around
and then your brother thinks
there's a monster in it.
This might be the most amazing
thing I've ever seen.
Why do you have it?
Well, my dad makes all the props for
the haunted houses around town.
You can check it out.
Whoa, that is so cool.
Whoa!
Your dad's awesome!
Yeah, he is pretty great.
- What happened to you?
- Dylan!
Whoa, check this out.
Childish.
What about this?
Ha-ha, very funny.
All right, let's stop messing
around and help me look for stuff
to makes us look
like monster hunters.
We. Look. Awesome.
Yes, we do.
Guys, say hello
to the Monster Busters.
- The what?
- The Monster Busters.
- Like Ghostbusters?
- Yeah.
Uh, I was thinking something
more like "The Monsterminators."
The what?
The Monsterminators?
'Cause we're like
monster exterminators.
I took the two
and put them together.
Exterminator sounds
a little violent.
Okay, um...
I got it!
The Monster Squad.
- That's already been taken.
- Are you sure?
Yeah, my dad owns it
on Blu-ray.
He watches it all the time.
Well, I... I still vote
Who's with me?
like we're a squad of monsters.
We're not monsters.
How about
the Creature Fighters?
- Nah.
- Can we sidebar this discussion?
I can't be out too late
and I have tons of homework.
Agreed.
Let's go fight some monsters.
Groovy!
Alex...
- What are you up to?
- You'll see.
You're making me nervous.
Gavin!
Gavin, you have visitors!
Oh, who's your new friend?
- This is Phoenix.
- Hi, Phoenix. Cool name.
Nice to meet you.
- Hello, Dylan.
- Hey, Mrs. Parker.
I'm liking this whole foam and
duct tape look you've got going.
We heard you had
a monster problem.
We... do?
Yes, we are here
to bust Gavin's monster.
Oh, right.
Of course.
Gavin's monster problem.
It's big, and scary
and... monster-y.
I always see him there.
Closet monster, huh? I've
dealt with their kind before.
- You have?
- Of course.
Is there anywhere
else in your room that he moves?
He goes over there, and there.
Okay, I think that's enough
information.
Gavin, for your safety, we're gonna need you
to wait outside until we finish this up.
We'll take it from here.
- You sure?
- Yeah, we got it all under control.
Okay
Phoenix, whatcha got?
Air vent blowing on the curtains,
I'll adjust the airflow.
- I'll check the closet.
- Let's do this.
Squeaky hinges fixed.
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