The Land Before Time III: The Time of the Great Giving Page #3

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That's not true!

- What is influmance?

- Me no know.

Come, Cera!

You're not to play with the

little longneck any more.

But, Daddy!

My friend.

I think you're acting rushly.

Littlefoot is not to blame.

- I said, come Cera!

- No!

Cera, I'm your father.

And I know,

what's best for you.

- Petrie, it's time to go home!

- Bye-bye! Coming, Mama!

Come Ducky, Spike, you too!

Do not worry, Littlefoot!

You're not an influmance,

whatever that is.

I don't understand, Grandpa. Why

does Cera's dad think I'm bad?

Oh, he is just confused,

Littlefoot.

Sometimes fear makes

grown-ups do strange things.

I don't understand, Daddy!

You need friends, who know

how to behave.

Especially in times like this.

Littlefoot is my friend!

He'll always be my friend!

- Cera, I'm your father!

I want, what's best for you!

No, you don't! You just

don't want me to have any fun!

Cera, please. I'm just

trying to... as a parent I...

Time to wake up, my little one.

Grandma! It's early.

I'm still sleepy.

You must get up, Littlefoot!

If you want to drink

the morning dew with us.

The morning dew?

Yes. It collects on the leeves

in the early morning.

If we hurry,

we can drink the dew,

before the bright circle gets

too high in the sky

and dries it all up.

All right.

Here, Littlefoot,

drink this.

I think,

you'll find it delicious.

Ups! It broke!

It's not your fault, Littlefoot.

The treestars are very dry now,

and crumble easily.

But when will everything be green

and wet again, Grandma?

I don't know.

I hope, soon.

But what's going to happen,

if it's not soon?

Water will get

harder and harder to find.

Soon, everything will be

as dry as that treestar.

- And it will be easier for fires

to start. - Fire?

Yes, Littlefoot. Which is why

you must remember the

escape paths, we've shown you.

Don't worry, Grandma.

I'll remember.

I think, we're in luck.

There is still quite a few

green treestars left here.

Come on, then! Let's eat!

Yeah, let's eat!

These don't look too good.

But I sure am hungry.

They taste terrible!

Here, Littlefoot. Try these!

They're still very green.

- Thanks, Grandpa!

- Go on, Littlefoot. Eat up!

But, but what about you?

Don't you want some?

Thank you, Littlefoot.

But Grandpa and I will be fine.

Yes. You're still growing,

you need the very best

green food, we can find.

Well, okey.

That was good!

But sure I am thirsty.

When is it our turn for water?

Our turn for water

is when the bright circle

touches the Smoking Mountain.

But if you're thirsty,

I think you can have a drink now.

After all, we never agreed

that the children should have

the same water restrictions

as the elders.

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