Piglet's Big Movie Page #5

Oh, I just thought|Piglet would need...

to keep his strength up, too.

- Bye, mama.|- Bye-bye, dear.

So, where do we look first?

The scrapbook|will give us an idea.

It's a book of memories.|It remembers where Piglet is.

Try page three.

Page three shows all of us|at the North Pole.

the day we made...

discovery of all.

Then that's where we shall look.

But this is not the way|to the North Pole.

Well, last time, if|I reconnoiter correctically...

the north pole was sort of|in a south-down-easterly...

kind of over and down|direction this way...

magnellically speaking.

No. Last time we went this way.

No. That would be|the Northeast Pole.

- No, no, no, and no.|- Don't be ridiculous.

I know what I'm talking about .|It's this way.

I--don't interrupt.

Perhaps if we told the story...

the story will tell us|how to get there.

the part about Piglet.

How does Piglet fit in?

Oh, Roo's right.

about Piglet, isn't it?

Nine-itty-eight,|nine-itty-nine...

seventy-two-itty|and thirteen-itty...

and forty-six-itty...

and one whole hundred...

gravity-defiant,|Tiggerific bounces.

Hoo hoo hoo hoo!

Look out below!

Hmm.

Aah!

Heh heh heh heh.

Hello, Tigger. Hello, Piglet.

Oh.

What are you doing?

for the other shoe to plop.

I knew it. Hoo hoo! These|things always travel in pairs.

These are Christopher Robin's|big boots.

They can mean only one thing.

An expedition.

Yahoo hoo hoo hoo!

Um, which petition?

Yes. An expedition.

It's when you go off|to find a thing.

What are w going to find,|Christopher Robin?

The North Pole.

Is it scary?

What is the North Pole?

Yeah. Come to think of it, we|never found one of them before.

Well, it's a thing you discover.

Are bears good|at discovering it?

- And Tiggers?|- Everyone will come along.

And if you see the North Pole,|shout, ''Eureka!''

- Oof!|- Why would we do that?

''There's the North Pole.''

Eureka!

Where?

- Where?|- Gesundheit.

Sorry.

I--I was just practicing.

We need a marching song.

A marching song|to help us along.

This is fun.

One more time!

I like that song.

Ha ha ha ha ha.

Silly old bear.

Would you like a haycorn, Pooh?

No, thank you, but a cookie|would be nice. Ha.

Or a banana.

Ow!

Christopher Robin...

perhaps I could find it easier|if only I was sure.

That is, if I knew|what the North Pole looked like.

Mmm.

Well, it's kind of...

It's sort of, well...

I suppose we'll know exactly|what it is when we see it.

Are we there yet? Whoa!

Pooh!

Ho ho...

I just fed my tummy,|and it's still calling me.

Ha ha ha! Hey, look at me, Pooh!

Oh, I am.

Pooh, I'm swimming!

Just a moment, Roo.|I'm talking to my tummy.

Well, of course you're swimming.

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