Someday You’ll Find Her, Bob and Larry/Transcript

(Episode opens at a palace in Persia at night.) Narrator: A wiseman once said not to be afraid of greatness. Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some of greatness thrust upon him.

(Scene switches to the outside windows of the palace, where Haman, in silhouette, knocks on the door of the Queen's bedroom.)

Queen Vashti: Who is it?

Mr. Lunt/Haman: Um... Your highness. Uh... The king was wondering... if you could make him a sandwich.

(Queen Vashti answers the door, in silhouette.)

Queen Vashti: It's 3:00 in the morning.

Haman: Uh... Yeah. But uh... he says that he's the king and whatever he says go.

Queen Vashti: Well I'm the queen, and the king can make his own sandwich.

Haman: Okay.

(Haman throws Queen Vashti out of the palace.)

Queen Vashti: You can't do this to me! I'm the queen!

Haman: Oh, ho, you wanna bet? (throws a suitcase at Queen Vashti) The king can do whatever he wants! He's the king. (Queen Vashti leaves, as King Xerxes comes up to the door) And don't come back!

Mr. Nezzer/King Xerxes: Don't you think that might have been a little harsh?

Haman: Oh, no way. If she got away with that, no one would listen to you.

King Xerxes: Well, What am I gonna do now?

Haman: It looks like we're gonna have to find you a new queen.

King Xerxes: Hmm. Make me a sandwich.

Narrator: This is the story of a great person. It's hard to say whether our hero was born that way, or was just placed in the right place at the right time and decided to to the right thing. I suppose you could be the judge of that. Oh, and one more thing, our hero isn't a king. Just an ordinary girl.

(The camera zooms to the palace as night turns to day. As this happens, subtitles say "Big Idea Productions Presents", and then the episode's title is revealed.)

Pa Grape/Mordecai: Now wait a minute, wait a minute, Essie.

Esther: Yeah?

Mordecai: Let me see if I got this. You saw your friend steal an apple.

Esther: Yeah, that's right.

Mordecai: Now, it wasn't hers, but she stole it.

Esther: Yep.

Mordecai: And now you don't know what to do.

Esther: Yeah what should I do?

Mordecai: What do you think you should do?

Esther: Well, uh. I suppose I tell her it was wrong and that she should pay for it.

Mordecai: Sounds like a good answer!

Esther: Yeah but I'm...I'm too scared.

Mordecai: Esther.

Esther: Yeah, Cousin Mordecai?

Mordecai: How long have I been your cousin?

Esther: Well, uh... pretty much forever.

Mordecai: Eh, give or take. Have I ever steered you wrong?

Esther: Well, no I guess.

Mordecai: You never need to be afraid to do what's right. Do you remember that song your grandmother used to sing?

Esther: Um... You mean the one about God being on our side and not having to be afraid? Yeah, I remember that one.

Mordecai: Good.

Esther: But what if she doesn't want to be my friend anymore?

Mordecai: Oh, Essie. You can do the right thing, and they are problems out there, a lot bigger than stolen apples.

(Haman comes with his car.)

Mordecai: (gasps) Like that one! It's Haman! That guy hates me! I gotta get scarce! (Hides behind the bulletin board.)

Crony: Ahem! Make way for Haman, the king's right hand man!

Haman: (Jumps on the trunk, which opens, and Haman lands on the roof of the wagon and smiles.) Hello people of Persia! His royal highness, King Xerxes, finds himself for reasons that do not concern you, in need of a new queen! (Crowd gasps) So, I would like to ask all eligible young ladies to please come with me! (Opens the wagon door and four of the ladies in the square get inside. Esther tries to get away, but Haman notices her) Um, young lady? That means you.

Esther: If it's all the same to be king, I think I'd rather stay right here.

Haman: I did not ask you if you were interested. The king needs a queen. (Jumps in the driver seat) Get in the wagon.

Mordecai: (Pops his head out) Um, Essie. For your own good, you should probably go!

Esther: What, but I? Sir, I need to stay here so I can take of my-

Mordecai: Shhhh?

Haman (Questioning Esther): Did you shush me?

Mordecai: What? No, (Gets out from behind the bulletin board) I was shushing-

Haman: Hey I know you. You're Mordecai.

Mordecai: Hello, Haman.

Haman: You can call me "sir"! You know, we both work for the king. But compared to me, you are a g-nat!

Mordecai: G is silent. It's "gnat".

Haman (Offended): Are you calling me a g-nat?!

Mordecai: No! Just correcting your pronunciation.

Haman (Angry): (Jumps out of the driver's seat) Are you calling me stupid?!

Mordecai: Uh, no!

Haman (Angry): (To Esther) You, get in the wagon! (To Pa Grape/Mordecai) You, bow to me!

Mordecai: Uh... no!

Haman (Angry): Bow!

Mordecai (Defensive): No!

Haman (Angry): Bow!

Mordecai (Angry): I bow to no one except my God and my king!

Haman (Angry): Hrrrrrggg! Get in the wagon!

Esther: But I want to stay with my-

Mordecai: Shhh!

Haman (Angry): Did you shush me again?!

Mordecai: No! Oy! Essie, go. I'll explain later!

(Esther gets in the wagon and Haman backs up the truck as the door closes. A crash is heard, along with a woman scream, then the truck drives forwards, and out of the village.)

Haman: Mark my words, old man! One of these days!

Mordecai: Essie, Essie, are you there?

Esther: Cousin Mordecai? Mordecai, what's go-

Mordecai: Shhhh! Okay, okay. Sorry about all the shushing. But look, Haman hates us, hates the whole family. If he knew I was your cousin, he'd hate you too. And then, you could be in great danger. Esther, you mustn't let anyone here know that you're a part of our family.

Esther: But I don't even want to be here. Why do I have to be here?

Mordecai: Oh, Essie. I don't know the future. But God does. Maybe there's a reason. I'll come visit you again.

(Tell Me Why)

Esther (Singing): Tell me why I don't understand. Tell me why, or show me your hand. Tell me why because I can't see my way through. What now, should I do?

(Fades in black, we hear the song Lost Puppies.)

(Lost Puppies)

Miss Achmetha (Singing): Puppies are cuddly, puppies are cute, they're never nasty or mean. (sniff). I give a home to all the lost puppies, if ever one day I were Queeeeeeeen! Arf?

(The next shot shows King Xerxes and Haman unamused, then in the next shot, Scallion #1 appears on stage holding a piece of paper)

Scallion #1/Host (Embarrassed): Yes, that was contestant #37 Miss Achmetha.

King Xerxes: What am I gonna do with all those dogs? (Mr. Nezzer/King Xerxes pulls out a thumb down sign, then Mr. Lunt/Haman pulls out a thumb down sign. After which, the king bellows) Next!

(Miss Achmetha goes away, offended.)

Scallion #1/Host: Ah, yes. Ahem. Now, all the way from Babylon, home of the hanging gardens... Miss Babylon!

(The camera flies to the left end of the stage, where spotlights shine and a fanfare is heard. Then, the camera flies back to Scallion #1, who is waiting for Esther to come out. The same fanfare plays again, only with just one trumpet. Scallion 1 then hops to the left of the stage.)

Scallion #1/Host (Whispering): Go ahead.

Esther: (Pops her head out from behind a curtain) What am I supposed to do again?

Host: A song. You're supposed to sing a song. Didn't you prepare anything?

Esther: I guess I wasn't expecting to get this far.

Host: Well, please! Sing something. You're making me look bad.

(King Xerxes starts looking impatient)

Esther: Let's see.

Mordecai (In Esther's thoughts): Remember that song your grandmother used to sing?

Esther: (Finally gets an idea) Okay I got something. (She nods at someone off-screen, telling the band to play "The Battle Prelude". And Esther starts to sing in front of the king, while she sings, Scallion #1 smiles in delight.)

Esther (Singing): The battle is not ours. We look to God above. For he will guide us safely through, and guard us with his love. So do not be afraid. We need not run and hide. For there is nothing we can't face when God is at our side.

(After the song ends, King Xerxes and Haman give a thumbs up by raising their "thumb up" signs at the same time.)

Host: (Gasps) Oh, yes! (Shouts into the mic) We have a new queen! What's your name, dear? (Esther whispers her name into Scallion #1's ear, although her whispering isn't heard.) Ladies and gentlemen, may I introduce you to... Queen Esther!

(The crowd cheers and bright lights flash around Esther, with her picture being taken as a tiara is place on her head. Then we fade back to the balcony of the tower. Although Esther won, she still feels down and takes off her tiara.)

Mordecai (While climbing): Essie, Essie. I just heard the news. You're the queen of all... Persia.

Esther (Depressed): Yep.

Mordecai: Well, you gotta be at least a little excited.

Esther (Depressed): Nobody even asked me if I wanted to be queen.

Mordecai: Oh, Essie. You always did have a mind of your own. I always liked that about you! Oh, don't worry. There must be a reason. But hey, tomorrow you'll be introduced for the court. That'll be fun. (Pa Grape/Mordecai heads back to the vines and starts to climb down.) Oh, get some rest, Queen Esther. My cousin, queen of Persia. Who knew?

Esther (Calling from above): Mordecai, the king. What's he like?

Mordecai (Calling from below): Oh, he's sharp, real sharp. I think you're really gonna like him!

(The scene cuts to King Xerxes using his mirror while he smiles.)

King Xerxes: Do you think she's gonna like me?

Haman: Oh, you bet she will. You're the king. Everybody likes you, under penalty of death.

King Xerxes: Well yeah, but... you know, even if I weren't the king -- say I was one of those guys who cleans up after the camels or a lawyer or somethin'? Do you still think?

Haman: No doubt about it. You're big and strong, charming, handsome, why, any girl in the whole kingdom would be happy to make you a sandwich, king or no king.

(While Haman is talking, Jean-Claude Pea/Bigthen Peaoni peeks in through the doors, and we then see a trap he and his brother have set for the king: A piano is hanging from a rope which stretches from two pulleys, and is being held by his brother, Phillipe Pea/Teresh Peaoni. The camera pans back to the throne.)

King Xerxes: You really think so?

Haman: Oh, I know so.

King Xerxes: Well, all right then. Bring her in.

(Mr. Lunt/Haman leaves to get Esther. The king's scribe, played by Larry, is writing stuff down on a scroll. Mr. Nezzer/King Xerxes looks at himself in the mirror again, and polishes his breath, then breathes on the mirror, the smiles again. When he puts down the mirror, he notices Jean-Claude/Bigthen, and yells in surprise.)

Jean-Claude/Bigthen: Hello king!

King Xerxes: Who are you?

Bigthen: I am Bigthen, your royal chef.

King Xerxes: Well... what are you doin' here? I don't remember invitin'...

Bigthen: Every newlywed needs a cake, no?

(He goes over to the left to reveal a cake he made for the king, which is standing under the piano.)

King Xerxes: Oh my. Well, that's lovely. You made that for me?

(While the king is talking, Teresh looks over to Bigthen to see if the time is right to release the piano. Bigthen shakes his head "no".)

Bigthen: Oui.

King Xerxes: Oh, you shouldn't have! It looks delicious. Why don't you bring me over a piece?

Bigthen: W-well, you know, I was thinking you could come ovair here to eat it.

King Xerxes: Uh, well, I always eat right here on my throne. Why would I need to come over--

Bigthen: Oh, oh, King! I-it's... ze light! Z-ze light in this particular spot is just right! You can only appreciate ze full beauty of zis confectionery mastairpiece, in ze propair light!

(While the king is talking, Bigthen looks over to Teresh, who is struggling to hold on to the rope, and accidentally lowers the piano an inch. He again checks with Bigthen to see if the time is right, and Bigthen again shakes his head "no".)

King Xerxes: Ooh, light, huh? Well, that makes sense, I guess. I suppose I could come over there.

(The King does so, and as he does, Haman brings Esther before him.)

Haman: Hey, who's this guy?

Bigthen: I-I am ze royal chef.

Haman: I've never seen you.

Bigthen: I'm, uh... new.

(Camera pans over to Pa Grape/Mordecai, who is hiding behind a pot to avoid Mr. Lunt/Haman.)

King Xerxes: He made me a cake. Isn't that nice?

Mordecai: (to Esther) Psst! (He gestures her to come over to him.)

Haman: Did you invite him?

King Xerxes: Eh...no.

(Mordecai whispers to Esther and points out to her the trap that the Peaoni brothers have set for the King.)

Haman: Did you tell him what can happen to someone who appears before you uninvited?

King Xerxes: Well...no. I was too busy thinkin' about that cake. Doesn't it look yummy?

Esther: (Gasp) Stop! It's a trap!

(Teresh, overhearing her, jumps in surprise, holding on to the rope and releasing the piano, which crashes harmlessly onto the cake. The king gets out of the way in the nick of time.)

King Xerxes: Why's there a piano on my cake?

(The rope unwinds from the pulleys and Teresh lands harmlessly next to Bigthen. They look at each other, then smile to the King and Haman nervously, before running away.)

Haman: Seize them!

(The French Peas/Peaoni Brothers keep running until they run into Pa Grape/Mordecai, who glares at them. Larry continues writing, then sighs in relief.)

Mr. Lunt/Haman: Hey, aren't you the Peaoni Brothers, the most wanted peas in Persia?

Jean-Claude/Bigthen: That's right we are!

Phillipe/Teresh: And we could have taken over ze kingdom, if it wasn't for zat meddling queen!

King Xerxes: You saved my life!

Esther: Well, actually, Your Highness, it was the good guard Mordecai. He alerted me. It was Mordecai who saved your life.

(Haman is shocked to hear this as Larry continues writing.)

King Xerxes: Oh, well, Mordecai? I, uh...

Haman: Ah, King! What should the punishment be for these two dangerous criminals, the most wanted peas in Persia, who appeared before you uninvited and tried to drop a piano on your head?

King Xerxes: Well, lessee... it should probably be pretty stiff, huh? What do you think?

Haman: I say, the punishment should be... banishment to the Island of Perpetual Tickling!

(Larry, Pa Grape/Mordecai, Esther, and Mr. Nezzer/King Xerxes are in shock after hearing this.)

Teresh: You don't mean...

Bigthen: ...the island where you are tickled day and night...

Teresh: ...night and day...

Bigthen: ...without stop...

Teresh: ...not even if you say "pretty please?!"

(The Peaoni Brothers scream, and the royal executioner, who is wearing a robe with a feather sticking out of the left arm, comes and tickles the Peaoni Brothers out of the throne room.)

French Peas/Peaoni Brothers: No! (They start giggling uncontrollably.)

Narrator: There are two things you don't do in Persia. One of them is trying to drop a piano on the King's head. The other is appearing before him uninvited. The Peaoni Brothers found these things out the hard way.

(We fade the kingdom at night. In another shot, Mr. Lunt/Haman sneaks into the courtroom where Mr. Nezzer/King Xerxes awaits him.)

Narrator: Now it might seem that things are going pretty well for Esther and Mordecai. After all, they saved the King's life. But Haman had something else up his sleeve...or wherever. You see, nothing could be worse for Haman than for his enemy Mordecai to be on the King's good side. If the king liked Mordecai more than him, it might jeopardize his position as his second in command. So Haman came up with his own sneaky, little plan.

(Haman's Song/There Are Those Who Can't Be Trusted)

Haman: (singing) Your Highness, I believe there is much to fear.

King Xerxes: Really? Those Peaonis are no longer here.

Haman: (singing) A much greater danger may await you now.

King Xerxes: How's that possible?

Haman: (singing) With permission, Your Highness, I'll tell you how.

King Xerxes: Go on.

Haman: (singing) It's my duty to inform you, and if I'm correct, to ignore this great emergency would be neglect. It's the motto of my office, serve and protect. There are those who walk among us who show no respect.

King Xerxes: Really?

Haman: (singing) The law must be adjusted. There are those who can't be trusted.

King Xerxes: Oh my goodness! Tell me about these people?

Haman: (singing) A sneaky little family who do sneaky little things, who stick their sneaky noses into matters of the king. I fear if they're not dealt with, the process makes me weep. A zucchini-shaped sarcophagus is where you'll sleep.

King Xerxes: Really? (singing) The nerve! I am disgusted.

Haman: (singing) There are those who can't be trusted.

King Xerxes: That sure don't sound like a nice family.

Haman: Nope! (singing) Your Highness, I believe we must act with speed.

King Xerxes: Agreed! Say the word, I'll give you what you need.

Haman: (singing) A simple solution, but you must act now.

King Xerxes: Well, how can I help?

Haman: (singing) With permission, Your Highness, I'll tell you how.

King Xerxes: Go on.

Haman: (singing) After careful calculation, I've got just da ting: We'll send them to the dreaded isle of tickling. But before I can take action, we have to close the deal. And it needs the kingly imprint of your royal seal.

King Xerxes: (singing) I agree! They must be busted.

King Xerxes and Haman: (singing) There are those who can't be trusted. That sneaky little family who do sneaky little things, who stick their sneaky noses into matters of the king. For crimes against the kingdom, their punishment is steep. The isle of endless tickling is where they'll sleep.

(A pea guard comes before the king with an edict to banish the family to the Island of Perpetual Tickling.)

King Xerxes: (singing) The law is now adjusted... (He signs the edict.)

King Xerxes and Haman: (singing) For those who can't be trusted.

(Haman exits the throne room with the edict, then out the hallway, then outside the palace downstairs, then over to a post with many other posters. He puts the edict on the post, revealing the family to be Mordecai's.)

Haman: Ha!

Haman (singing): Mordecai is busted! (Hops out of the scene as the camera zooms out)

Male Chorus (Singing): There are those who can't be trusted.

(Haman leaves to the right of the post, then exits the scene.)

(After the song ends, Pa Grape/Mordecai hops by the bulletin board)

Pa Grape/Mordecai: Huh? (Notices his picture and hops back) What's this? (Sees his eviction notice and takes it off to show Esther) Oy! (Runs back to the balcony) Essie!

(The screen fades back to the balcony with Esther, who hears Mordecai shouting as he climbs up.)

Pa Grape/Mordecai: Essie! Essie!

Esther: Cousin Mordecai? What is it?

Pa Grape/Mordecai: Oh, he's done it! He's finally done it!

Esther: Who? Done what?

Pa Grape/Mordecai: Look! (Shows Esther Mordecai's edict)

Esther: What's this?

Pa Grape/Mordecai: It's an edict! In just a few days, all of us, our whole family will be sent to the Island of Perpetual Tickling!

Esther (Outraged): What!? Who... who did this!?

Pa Grape/Mordecai: Oh, who do you think? Haman! I told you he hates us! Hates our whole family! And now he's done it! He got the king to sign this, and... and... we'll all be banished!

Esther: Oh! What are you going to do?

Pa Grape/Mordecai: That's just it, I can't do anything. I'm just a guard. (Then realizes Esther is the queen) But you! You're the queen.

Esther: What do you mean?

Pa Grape/Mordecai: You must go to him! You must go to the king!

Esther: WHAT!? Don't you know what happens to people who appear before the king uninvited?

Pa Grape/Mordecai: Esther...

Esther: Remember the Peaoni brothers?

Pa Grape/Mordecai: Esther, there is no other way! You are the only one who can stop this!

Esther (Frustrated): No! No, I'm not not gonna, I... (Takes off her tiara and slams it down in frustration) I didn't even want to be the queen! No! You're smart, Mordecai. Think of another way.

Pa Grape/Mordecai: Esther, there is no other way.

Esther (Frustrated): I... I wasn't even brave enough to go to my friend about the apple. And... and now you want me to go to the king? Even if he doesn't banish me for showing up, why would he listen to me? I mean, Haman is his right-hand man!

Pa Grape/Mordecai: I can't tell you what to do, but I can tell you this. You wanted to know why you were here. Why you became queen. I told you God must have a reason. Esther, perhaps he put you here for such a time as this. Perhaps this is the reason! Esther, you never have to be afraid to do what's right. I'll pray for you. We'll all pray for you.

(As soon as Mordecai climbs down the vines, "Tell me why" starts to play.)

Esther (Singing): Tell me why I don't understand. Tell me why, or show me your hand. Tell me why because I can't see my way through. What now, should I do?

(The music begins to alter with notes playing "The Battle Prelude" in the background, with drums banging to the beat of the score as Esther puts her tiara back on.)

Esther (Singing): The battle is not ours. We look to God above. For he will guide us safely through, and guard us with his love. I will not be afraid! I will not run and hide! (Esther starts showing a little bit more of a smile at this point) For there is nothing I can't face when God is at my side. No, there is nothing I can't face when God is at my side. (The sun starts to rise and Esther starts feeling a little more courageous and confident as she watches the sunrise.) The battle is not ours. We look to God above. For he will guide us safely through, and guard us with his love.

(Screen fades from the balcony to the outside of the castle during morning. Then fading to Esther heading to the king in his courtroom.)

Narrator: Another one of them wise guys once said, that in a moment of truth, a great person doesn't have to think much about what they're going to say or do. They just speak and do what's right. Esther knew what she had to do was right, so, she figured she didn't have to be nervous. (Esther looks back, debating whether to go for it or not.) Alright, so she was a little nervous, but give her a break.

Larry: Hi queen. (Opens the door and enters)

Narrator: Now, don't get me wrong. Showing up uninvited before his highness is a very brave thing to do. But telling the king that his right hand man is weasel is especially difficult. What if he doesn't believe her?

(We fade to inside Bob’s place, and the camera flies to the right, where we see all sorts of Chinese food lined up on a table. It stops as we see Mr. Nezzer and Mr. Lunt playing "Trivial Pursuit")

If the weasel stays, well, let's just say it wouldn't be so hot for our tomato.

(Bob hops up to Mr. Nezzer and Mr. Lunt with a platter full of soft drinks in cups with straws)

No. Bob was looking for just the right moment to spring the news on him.

Narrator: They say that pride comes before a fall. It looks like nobody told that to Haman.

(We fade to the front doors of the castle)

But if Larry, Bob, and their whole family are gonna be saved, Bob’s gotta come through. And he’s only got one more chance.

(With the camera staying at the front doors, night fades to day with birds tweeting. Then day fades to night. We then cut over to the front of Bob’s place, where she and Mr. Nezzer/King Xerxes are having pizza.)

Esther: I wonder where Haman could be?

Larry (Off-screen): See you, Haman! Thanks for the parade! (Laughs)

Mr. Lunt/Haman: Laugh all you want (Opens the door), you won't be laughing tomorrow! (Evilly laughs, but then stops.) No wait, you will. Oh, never mind. (Turns to Bob and Mr. Nezzer/King Xerxes) Hi. Sorry I'm late. (Closes the door)

Bob: The real reason I called both of you here again tonight is to... (Starts feeling nervous) is to... to...

Larry (In Bob’s thoughts): Remember Bob, you never need to be afraid to do what's right.

(With that thought, Bob finally shows courage and asserts herself.)

Bob: Your highness, someone is plotting against my family. Tomorrow, my people and I will be banished to the Island of Perpetual Tickling!

King Xerxes: What? Banish my queen? Who would dare?

Bob (Angry at Haman): It's Haman!

King Xerxes (Questioning Haman): Is this true?

Haman: I don't know what she's talking about!! She's crazy!!!

Bob: It is true!

King Xerxes: (To Bob) Can you prove this charge?

Haman: I'm telling you, he’s making it up!

(Shows the Edict paper.)

King Xerxes: Wait a minute, that's Larry. I just gave him a parade.

Bob: Larry is my butler!! His family is MY family!!

(Haman squeals.)

King Xerxes (Angry): You had me banished a man who saved my life... and my own queen?!?!?

(Haman squeals again.)

King Xerxes (Angry): For your punishment Haman, you ought to be sent to The Island of Perpetual Tickling, along with anyone else who dares scheme against my queen and her family!

(The Grim Tickler slams the door open to Bob’s home, taking Haman.)

Haman: NOOOOOOOOOO!!!!! (The Grim Tickler tickles Mr. Lunt/Haman with his feather and Mr. Lunt/Haman laughs as he is tickled out the door, just like with the Peaoni Brothers.)

Haman (While laughing): Oh no, ple-he-he-ase stop it! Please sto-ha-ha-hap! I'm feeling...

(Fades to black, then fades to Larry at the palace.)

Narrator: So Haman got what was coming to him, and then some. And Mordecai, this is my favorite part, (Janice gives Larry a paper) he had Haman's old job. The number two guy in the whole kingdom! Not bad.

(Mordecai hands Mr.Nezzer/King Xerxes the paper and draws a diagonal line on the 3 O's, winning Tic-Tac-Toe. Then we cut over to the castle balcony, where Esther is shown smiling and proud of doing the right thing as she watches the sunrise.)

And Esther, what a gal! She showed more courage than ten kings and saved her people! Now, she wasn't born for greatness, she didn't go to school for it, she just learned that sometimes God has plans so big only he can see them. All she had to do was believe. Yep, she was just a regular kid, just like you.

THE END

(The credits play an instrumental of "Haman's Song" and the uncut version of "Lost Puppies")