The Land Before Time III: The Time of the Great Giving Page #2

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we'll be much bigger.

Aha. Aha,

much-much-much-much bigger!

Oh, yeah? Well I'm gonna see

to it, that you never grow up.

- Oh, yeah!

- Never grow up, never.

How are we gonna do that, Hyp?

Shee, is he dumb.

Let me lay it out for you.

First we chase 'em,

second we catch 'em,

third we hurt 'em! See?

No Hyp. I don't see.

- Anybody. - Me neither.

- What?

Come on, haul 'em later.

As you can all see,

our valley is quickly drying up.

Yes. We see it,

and feel it as well.

There is less and less

water to drink.

And green food to eat.

I know. That is why our herds

must work together.

To save the little water

we have left.

From now on, we must drink only

what we need to survive.

And no more.

Hopefully soon the Thundering

Falls will bring us water again.

If not, we may have to

leave the Great Valley.

- Leave the Great Valley?

- Never! - It's our home!

Than, until the water returns,

we must not use the water

we have left unwisely.

Threehorns never use water

unwisely. But your herds do!

Our herds? What makes you think,

our herds would do such a thing?

You drink greedily

with no concern for others.

Can you believe

he is saying that?

- Well, I've seen threehorns

waste. - What?

You take long baths, even if

you are the least bit dirty.

And, I've seen

your kind waste, too.

Splashing water

needlessly, for shame.

Impossible!

I never did such a thing!

Hey! Let's play bullies!

I'll be Hyp!

- I'm gonna get you!

- Not, if I get you first!

Me wanna play bullies too!

Hey, hatchling,

you no eat my green-food!

Me go play bullies

someplace else.

Petrie! You're a flyer,

not a swimmer!

Me no bully either.

But I am!

- Not again!

- Oh, no-no-no-no-noooo!

It them!

That you hatchlings keep playing

in our swimming hole, huh?

They're beginning

to get on my nerves.

Can we teach'em a lesson, Hyp?

Huh? Can we, huh?

Be my guest, Nod!

Run!

- See ya!

- Wouldn't wanna be ya!

This is not funny!

Now someone splashed me,

and wasted precious water.

Littlefoot, are you all right?

Aha. But I think I'm in trouble.

Your Littlefoot is guilty

of wasting water.

What happened, Littlefoot?

It was an accident,

Grandpa! Honest!

I'm sure, it was, Littlefoot.

Our children don't understand

the water problem,

the Great Valley has always

given them everything they need.

What are those grown-ups

talking about?

What water problem? Isn't the

Thundering Falls coming back?

I don't know.

Well, it should!

Why wouldn't it?

Maybe it is tired

and needs to rest.

We need to

teach our children,

how to use

the remaining water wisely.

Speak for yourself, longneck!

My Cera would never waste!

Your Littlefoot

is a bad influence!

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