Tinker Bell And The Lost Treasure

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NARRATOR:
"The changing

of the seasons

"brings wonder to the world

"For ages has the magic

of the fairies been unfurled

"But nature's greatest changes

come beneath the autumn sky

"and mysteries reveal themselves

as harvest time draws nigh

"This year, a shimmering blue moon

will rise before the frost

"Perhaps its rays can light the way

to find what has been lost"

(SINGING) Time to turn the maple

brilliant crimson

Time to turn the Aspen

sparkling gold

Time to tumble apples

from their branches

Time to tell

the breezes crisp and cold

A chilling

Folds the countryside

Kiss of morning mist

upon the meadow

Scent of wood smoke

swirling in the air

Signals that it's high time

for the harvest

Every pumpkin, peach

and prickly pear

With ripened fruit to bear

If you believe

In who you are

Who you were

always meant to be

If you open up your heart

Then you set your spirit free

In this time of the season

Every leaf on every tree

Will start to shine

Come and see

Take my hand

Come with me

And fly

(GOOSE HONKING)

Oh! Oh!

Yeah, okay. There you go!

No, no, no!

Good job.

In this time of the season

Every leaf on every tree

Will start to shine

Come and see

Take my hand

Come with me

And fly

- Morning, Stone.

- Hey, Terence.

Come on, let's go. Flap your wings!

Those fairies on the mainland

won't be able to fly without pixie dust!

Terence, have you delivered

the pixie-dust rations to the scouts yet?

Yep. Finished today's

and half of tomorrow's.

Remember, one cup each.

No more, no less.

I know, Fairy Gary.

(BELL DINGS)

(BEETLE EXCLAIMS)

(BUZZING)

(PANTING)

Well, that's my cue.

I'll catch you guys later.

And where are you off to?

Just doing some errands and stuff.

(EXCLAIMS)

- Errands!

- And stuff!

Why are you guys talking like that?

BOTH:
No reason.

- All right.

- Say hi to Tinker Bell, would you?

What?

(ALL LAUGHING)

Very funny.

All right, you got me.

I'm gonna help Tink again.

- Is it okay if I take this?

- FAIRY GARY:
Sure.

Thanks. See you tomorrow.

TINKER BELL:
Hammer.

(BIRD CHIRPING)

Thanks. Okay, try it now, Cheese.

(SQUEAKING)

Yeah, that's it!

Keep going. Keep going!

Hey, Cheese.

Special delivery for Tinker Bell.

Hi, Terence.

Who's your best friend

that always delivers?

Hmm.

- Iridessa?

- Nope. Try again.

- Fawn?

- Me!

(CHUCKLES) Just kidding.

So, what do you think

of the Pixie Dust Express?

Wow. The guys are gonna love this

back at the depot,

and it sure is going to help out

on the river-outpost deliveries.

Hey, is that a stretchy thingy?

Yeah, I thought you could use it

for your motor.

(EXCLAIMS)

I think it's gonna be perfect.

(BOTH GROANING)

TINKER BELL:
Clip.

All right, Cheese, ready to launch.

Aah!

(CHEERING)

It floats!

(ALL CHEERING)

Okay. Are you ready

for the official test run?

Don't worry. I'll be right next to you.

- All set?

- Check.

Let her rip.

(CHUCKLING) Whoa.

And now for hydro-drive.

Sorry.

(BUZZES)

Whoa!

Oh, no!

(SCREAMING)

(SCREAMING)

Hmm.

(SPLASH)

Ooh!

(GROANING)

- Are you okay?

- Yeah. Thanks.

(SIGHS)

I can't believe the boat broke.

I guess your guys

are gonna have to wait a little longer.

I'm impressed.

Usually when one of your inventions

doesn't work out, you overreact,

but I must say,

you're handling this one pretty well.

- I drove it into a tree?

- Never mind.

(GROANS)

Jingles!

I made it to help you, Terence.

It should've worked.

Come on.

Look, it just needs a little tinkering.

Let's see.

Who do I know who's a good tinker?

Bobble. Bobble's a good tinker.

Or Fairy Mary,

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