Narrator 1: Buddy s father had a beautiful big nose. He was a great sniffer. Narrator 2: Buddy s mother had beautiful big teeth.

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LISTEN BUDDY By Helen Lester Parts(8): Narrator 1 Narrator 2 Narrator 3 Narrator 4 Buddy Father Mother Scruffy Narrator 1: Buddy s father had a beautiful big nose. He was a great sniffer. Narrator 2: Buddy s mother had beautiful big teeth. She was a great chomper. Narrator 3: Buddy had beautiful big ears. It didn t matter. Narrator 4: When Buddy s parents sent him to the vegetable stand to get a basket of squash, he came home with a basket of WASH. Narrator 1: When they asked him to buy fifteen tomatoes, he came home with fifty POTATOES. Buddy s father said, Listen, Buddy, will you please bring me a pen? Who?

Narrator 2: asked Buddy. You. Will you please bring me a pen? Narrator 2: said his father. Buddy asked, A what? A pen. Will you please bring me a pen? Narrator 3: said his father. Sure, Narrator 3: said Buddy. When Buddy brought him a HEN, Buddy s father said, Listen, Buddy! Narrator 4: Buddy s mother said, Listen, Buddy, will you please get me a slice of bread? Who? Narrator 4: asked Buddy. You. Will you please get me a slice of bread?

Narrator 1: said his mother. Buddy asked, A what of what? A slice of bread. Will you please bring me a slice of bread? Narrator 1: said his mother. Buddy said, Sure. Narrator 2: When Buddy sawed her bed apart, Buddy s mother said, Listen, Buddy! Narrator 3: Somehow Buddy s mind was always wandering too far away from those beautiful ears. His parents tried yelling. LISTEN, BUDDY! Narrator 4: They tried whispering, (Soft voices) Listen, Buddy. Narrator 4: Nothing worked.

Narrator 1: One day Buddy got permission to go for a long hop. He had never before been allowed to go beyond the vegetable stand. His parents warned him, Listen, Buddy. Just remember that at the end of the road, there are two paths. "The path to the left will lead you around the pond and back home. But the path to the right will lead you to the cave of Scruffy Varmint." "And that Scruffy Varmint has a nasty temper, so be sure to take the path to the left." Right? Narrator 2: asked Buddy. His parents said,

Left! Right! Narrator 3: said Buddy. And with a salute of his paw he hopped away. Narrator 4: Feeling very grown-up, Buddy hopped along, past the vegetable stand and on to the end of the road. He pondered, Now, let's see, was I supposed to go left or right? Or right? Or left? Narrator 1: He thought as hard as he could. "The last thing I said was 'Right!' so that must be...right." Narrator 2: Right he went. Twenty-five hops later, Buddy discovered that right was wrong. There in front of his cave was the Scruffy

Varmint, doing scruffy things that varmints do, Narrator 3: like snarling, mussing his hair, rubbing dirt on his knees, and scratching a whole lot of itches. Narrator 4: At his feet was a large soup pot. Buddy asked, What are you going to do with that soup pot? "What does one usually do with a soup potbake pie? I'm going to make some soup." Narrator 1: replied the Scruffy Varmint, not too kindly. Buddy asked, Some what? Soup,

Narrator 2: snarled the Scruffy Varmint. Buddy had forgotten his parents warning about the Scruffy Varmint. He asked eagerly, May I help? Narrator 3: The Scruffy Varmint was not fond of having company, but with help he'd have his soup sooner, so he said, Allllll right, Bunnyrabbit, come help me gather firewood. Who, what? Narrator 1: Buddy asked, You. Firewood. Narrator 1: said Scruffy. Buddy eagerly hopped ahead of the Scruffy Varmint. Very gently he gathered a large prickly bundle, which he

held out proudly. Narrator 2: Roughly the Varmint grabbed the bundle. I said firewood, not briarwood, Narrator 3: he yelped, plucking the sharp thorns from his paws. Narrator 4: Later, when the pot was filled with water, the Scruffy Varmint lay against a rock, licking his paws and barking orders. Hustle, Bunnyrabbit. Get the flour. Yessir! Narrator 1: said Buddy as he picked a bouquet of WILDFLOWERS. Five pinches of salt. Yessir!

Narrator 2: said Buddy as he measured out 5 INCHES of salt. Fifteen tomatoes. Yessir! Narrator 3: said Buddy as he gathered FIFTY POTATOES. And a big load of squash. Yessir! Narrator 4: said Buddy as he gathered a load of WASH. Narrator 1: The Scruffy Varmint rose and gave the soup a stir. He took a taste. It tasted a little like...well, a little...maybe it needed some pepper. "Bunnyrabbit, get the pepper from the left side of the kitchen sink,"

Narrator 2: the Varmint growled. "Who get the what from the where side of the where what?" Narrator 3: asked Buddy. The Scruffy Varmint repeated, "WHO GET THE WHAT FROM THE WHERE SIDE OF THE WHERE WHAT? Never mind." Narrator 4: He stalked into the kitchen and got the pepper himself and sprinkled it into the soup. He snarled, There. Now, Bunnyrabbit, put the soup on the fire. Narrator 1: Buddy put the soup in the fire. The fire went Hssssssssss. So did the Scruffy Varmint. He howled, "I'll teach you. I WILL have soup!

Bunnyrabbit soup! And I know just the bunny to use, the Bunnyrabbit who never listens!" Narrator 2: Buddy listened. He also hopped. Very very very fast faster than he had ever hopped in his life. Narrator 3: He whizzed up the road past the vegetable stand and into the safety of his house. Narrator 4: And a little later, when Buddy's parents asked him to bring a pen and a slice of bread, Buddy listened.