Piglet's Big Movie Page #4

Lunch.

Hello!

There. It's all entirely done.

Let's show old donkey boy|the fruits of our elbow grease.

Oh, bother.

I suspect-erate|there's something...

definitely wrong|with these sticks.

All we wanted was for Eeyore|to have his own house.

You know,|Eeyore could come live with me.

That is very hospiticious|of you, Pooh.

Let's go give|old donkey boy the good news!

Hoo hoo hoo hoo-hoo!

Oh, dear.

Hello!

Pooh bear!|Oh, you're just in time!

Look what O made.

Why, Christopher Robin.

It's wonderful!

What is it?

Why, it's you, Pooh bear.

he looks so familiar.

He looks just like you!

Except, of course,|for the donkey head.

Eeyore, were you under there|the whole time?

I suppose I was.

Weren't you awfully cold|under there?

I've been colder.

Last night, for instance,|it got downright--

Freezing.

So I did it.|I built myself a house.

Did ya hear that?|Eeyore built himself a house!

Just a leaky pile of sticks.

Did you say... sticks?

So you have seen it.

l have? Seen what?

You know, the funny thing|about houses...

is, uh, well,|they never know...

if they're comin' or goin',|and so they do.

Well, someone somewhere|must know something.

I do !

What's that?

pig highfaluter!

it's Piglet on stilts.

Eeyore's house is over there.

Come on. I-I'll show you.

Toodle-oo.

Look at that!

Well, I'll be...

Oh, my goodness!

Welcome home, Eeyore.|Hee hee hee.

Whoa-oh...

Whoa!

Whaa--

Whoaaa!

Hmm...

it's my house, all right.

But I'm sure|this isn't where I built it.

Where you built it?|But--but--I--

Hmm. I suppose the wind|must have blown it over here.

The wind?

Oh, yeah, the wind.

Oh, well, it's been known to do|strange and windy-like things.

I think the wind|had a little help.

Right, Piglet?

The important thing is,|Eeyore has a house...

and here it is,|and it's as good as ever.

And even never betterer.

You really think so?

Oh, yes. Much more better|than ever, even, Piglet.

Just one thing bothers me.

Oh, dear. What might that be?

'Fraid I'll lose it again.

Don't w rry, Eeyore.|I put up a sign...

so you'll always know|where it is. See?

''Pooh Corner.''

Nice.

Hooray for Eeyore's house!

Hooray for Eeyore's house!

What?

It's a little crowded...

but it'll do.

And that is how|Piglet got the idea...

that you, Eeyore,|should have your own house.

You mean Piglet built|Eeyore's house all by himself?

Yes, and that's just|how much Piglet cares.

Uh-huh. Best house I ever had.

And named it after me.|Oh.

Piglet!

Piglet!

Piglet!

Piglet, Piglet.

Piglet!

Piglet!

Piglet!

Piglet!

Piglet!

Piglet! Piglet! Piglet!

Ah-choo!

Oh, dear.

We better find him soon.|Roo's getting cold.

Piglet!

Piglet! Piglet!

Well, perhaps we should|look in the book again.

Hey, I just got|a Tiggerific idea.

Let's see where the book ends|and go there.

- What do you think?|- No, no, no.

lf we do this|in an orderly manner...

we'll find him much quicker.

Now, let's see.|We've been there and there...

But orderlier doesn't seem|to be working, does it?

All I'm concerned about|is finding Piglet.

Well, I want to find him, too.

We all want to find him!

Rabbit, look!

Oh, bother.

- Rabbit, the book!|- Oh, my.

You're ruining it, Rabbit!

I am not.

Hand it over, bunny boy.

Finding Piglets|is what Tiggers do best.

lt's what Rabbits do best.

- Tiggers!|- No, Rabbits.

- Tiggers!|- Rabbits!

- No, Tiggers!|- Rabbits!

- Stop it! Stop fighting!|- Oh, be careful.

Rabbits!

That's the only way|we have to find Piglet.

Oh, no!

There goes our map.

And Piglet's memories.

I only wanted to find Piglet.

We all did.

Oh, dear.|We better go back to Piglet's.

warm and dry.

Oh, I do wish I had called it|Pooh and Piglet Corn--oh.

That's the Piglet I know --

always glad to see you.

- Always thoughtful.|- Always brave.

- Mm-hmm.|- Never thinking of himself.

Draw another one, Pooh.

We got to go get Piglet!

Let's go find Piglet, indeed.

- Let's go.|- Let's go.

Uhh!

Oh, poor Piglet.

Oh. Oh, goodness.

Piglet!

Piglet!

Piglet!

Piglet!

Piglet!

Piglet!

Piglet!

Piglet?

Look.

Oh, look what I found.

scrapbook pages.

Look, another one.

Maybe we could put Piglet's|scrappity book back together.

Then we can find him|in no time.

Well, let's keep looking.

I found one!

Me, too.

Me, too.

Aha!

Eureka!

- I think...|- I found...

Another other!

- Here's one.|- Wonderful.

We're getting closer.

Here's one.|How many does that make?

Look, here's another one.

-What's that over there?

Uhh!

Come back, memory!

Hoo hoo hoo!

Ohh!

Guhh!

Ooh!

One more scrappy page|for Piglet's scrappity book.

Hey, look, there it is.

But how will we get it?

Oh, we need help.

That's got to be dangerous.|What could he be thinking?

- Who?|- Pooh.

No. Now, now, no one panic.

The first thing we do|is not to panic because--

Somebody do something!|Do anything!

Uhh! Oh, my goodness!

Stay calm.

Everybody calm. Don't panic.

Oh, my goodness.

Have you lost your mind?

What are you doing?

I'm just getting|Piglet's memories.

Oh, bother.

Pooh needs our help!

Oh!

Oh, bother, bother.

Rabbit was right.|We could use a little help.

Here you go, buddy boy.

We made you a rescue rope!|Hoo hoo hoo hoo!

- Out of us!|- Me, too.

It's our plan.

Ohh. Ohh.

Oh, my.

Pooh, what are you waiting for?

The rescue rope isn't rescuing.

- We need a little bit more.|- We just need a little help.

- Who's small enough?|- Oh, dear. Who can help?

- Piglet! Oh!|- Piglet.

- Piglet!|- Piglet!

You can do it, Piglet.|Hoo hoo hoo hoo!

My friends need me.

Hang on, Pooh! Uhh!

Oh, I'm hanging. Piglet.

Ohh.

Oh, Piglet! Your memories!

Whoa!

Oh, no!

Ohh.

Ohh...

Oh, no.

We--we never got|to tell Piglet...

how we feel about him.

Poor Pooh.

Should've told them|when we had the chance.

Ohh. Ohh!

Oh!

Here you go, R-Rabbit.

Something must be very sad.

Well, of course it's sad.

- Pooh?|- Pooh?

Piglet!

Oh, thank goodness you're safe.

We're so glad to see you.

- Glad to see me?|- Oh, yes.

It's so good|to have you back again.

Yeah. We've been|following your memories...

all over|the Hundred Acre Wood...

and they led us right to you.

Too bad they're all|floating down the river.

Oh, goodness.

- Oh, no.|- Oops.

Oh, bother.

We're ever so sorry, Piglet.

Aw, the scrapbook's|not that important.

But it showed us|the great things you've done.

Oh, l've never done|anything great.

Well, of course you have.|Let's tell him, everyone.

No. Let's show him.

That's a wonderful idea.

Come on. Hoo hoo hoo hoo!

Hurry!

I don't know|if I stand the excitement.

- Here we are.|- Ho ho. Go on.

Is that me?

That's you.

- I'm so big.|- Well, of course you are.

Why, you're double-XL.|Hoo hoo hoo!

Piglet...

I wouldn't be friends with Roo.

Yeah. Yeah. And thanks for|saving me with the North Pole.

- Oh.|- Piglet...

Pooh Corner's|not a bad place to live.

I'd say this calls|for a celebration.

Hooray!

Hooray! Hooray!

Come on, chase me.

Here I come, Eeyore! Watch out!

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