<html><head><meta name="color-scheme" content="light dark"></head><body><pre style="word-wrap: break-word; white-space: pre-wrap;">ƒ�You see the bird.�"Many stories start in town. It is a good place to look."�"Everyone around here needs your help in some way. I am so glad you are here to help."�"There are many friends to make and things to do all over this place. I know you will have a lot of fun."�"I'll be here if you need my help. Have a nice time."�"First, I talk to people to find out what the story is."�"Then I pick out the title of the story and the story starts. What do I do next?"�"Some parts of the story are missing."�"You will need to find the missing parts and take them back to where they belong."�"All this place fits inside a book? It seems like magic."�"A book can be filled with almost anything."�"A book needs someone to read it."�"A book is only magic when it is read."�"Are all books magical?"�"Books can take you places you have never been before and show you things you never saw before."�"To find the magic of books all you have to do is read them."�"Is there magic in this land, too?"�"Go look around. You can find that out for yourself."�"After all, this land is inside a book."�"I think I'll go look around now."�"You have a map with you, so you can't get lost."�"Have fun and good luck!"�"What can I do next?"�"You can help either the Bremen Town Musicians or Snow White."�"Just go east or west to find someone to help."�"What happens when I fix the last story?"�"Why, my book will be fixed and I can send you back to the library."�"Just go east and help Snow White."�"What happens when I am done with this story?"�"Then I can send you back to the library with my magic book."�"If you go east of my house, you can meet someone new who needs your help."�"To begin the last story, just go east past my house."�"The rooster is running around in the forest nearby."�"He is looking for the crossroads."�"Cockadoodle-doe, now let's go to the crossroads so don't be slow."�"The crossroads are just north of my house."�"I am so glad %s came here. I needed help."�"Many needed %s to help them."�"We can't thank you too much, %s."�"Where do we go from here?"�"%s knows the way. It's just to the north."�"See you again sometime, Bookwyrm."�"Have fun, both of you."�"I hope we can find the Dwarves' house."�"The Dwarves will be worried about me."�"I know %s will find the house for you."�"Well, then, let's be off, %s."�"The girl of my dreams is waiting for me."�"That is, some Dwarves are waiting for me."�"It's not quite the same thing, somehow."�"Hi, Bookwyrm. It sure is fun to look around here."�"Thanks, %s. I'm glad you like it."�"How will I know Cinderella when I see her?"�"Talk with everyone you meet."�"Cinderella is the one who is so unhappy because she can't go to the ball."�"Where should I go now?"�"I think you should just go where you want to go and see what you can see."�"If you go south of my house, you may find the house of the Seven Dwarves."�"You can also find the wall around the Beast's Mansion."�"If you want to visit there, first talk to Beauty in town, then start her story."�"Who is Beauty?"�"She's the girl who falls in love with Beast."�"That is, she will fall in love with Beast if you help her."�"How can I help Cinderella?"�"You need to start her story."�"I have the pumpkin. Now what should I do?"�"You need to give the pumpkin to Cinderella."�"Do you know where the pumpkin is?"�"Try looking to the %s of my house for the pumpkin."�"So where is Cinderella now?"�"She is at the ball with Prince Charming."�"Maybe you should go see them."�"I have the slipper. What should I do now?"�"Give the slipper to Prince Charming, please."�"Do you know where the slipper is?"�"I think Bookend hid the slipper to the %s of here."�"Where are Cinderella and Prince Charming now?"�"They are back in my book."�"Will I ever see them again?"�"Every time you read their story, you will see them again."�"How can I help Jack?"�"You need to start his story."�"Will I be able to keep helping Jack."�"Yes, you will, but you must never tell Jack that he is just a character in a book."�"Knowing that he is just a character might upset him."�"Can you help me find the Magic Beans? "�"Look for the Bag of Magic Beans to the %s of my house."�"How is Jack doing?"�"Jack needs your help. He is at the beanstalk northeast of here."�"Where can I find the axe?"�"Why don't you look to the %s of here?"�"What happened to the Giant?"�"Well, the Giant gave back everything he had stolen, went back home to his cloud, and never bothered anyone again."�"He is much happier now."�"How can I best help these musicians?"�"You can best help them by starting their story and finding them a good music teacher."�"Then, to find the crossroads we just go up from here?"�"Yes. You can even see the crossroads from here, just past the fence."�"Cockadoodle-dye, let's say good-bye."�"See you both later."�"Where is the cat?"�"She is hiding in the woods just to the southwest. Be sure to tell her that you are a friend."�"Let's go see the Rooster now."�"Yes, let's go. Good-bye, Bookwyrm."�"Farewell!"�"Where did the dog go?"�"He ran off to the east."�"Where do you think the donkey is?"�"The book says that she is somewhere to the southwest."�"It's been fun helping you, Gray."�"I'm so glad you came here to help. We all needed you."�"Will I ever get to see you again?"�"Every time you read the story, "Bremen Town Musicians", you'll see Gray."�"Come on, %s. We can still have fun together on the way to Bremen Town."�"Those musicians were certainly nice animals! But I think they could use singing lessons."�"Yes, they do need some practice."�"Thank you for helping them find a place to stay."�"How can I help Beauty?"�"First you have to talk to her and start her story."�"Where is the gate for the Beast's Mansion?"�"When you look on your map, the gate is south of my house."�"You will need to go west to go around the wall there first."�"What else can I do to help Beauty?"�"After Beauty goes home to visit her family, help her find her way back to the Beast's Mansion."�"I think she is now west of here."�"Why did the Beast turn into a Prince?"�"When the Beast was young, he was a prince."�"However, he was not a good prince."�"He acted like a Beast, and so he got turned into one."�"Will I be able to help Snow White in her story?"�"Yes, you can, but you must start her story first."�"What is the best way to get to the Dwarves' house from here?"�"Go west until you are stopped by rocks and bushes. Then go south until you come to the house."�"Thanks, Bookwyrm."�"Good-bye, Snow White! See you soon, %s."�"What happened to Snow White?"�"The wicked Queen gave Snow White a poisoned apple to eat."�"The Dwarves need your help to find Prince Silver."�"Where do I go from here?"�"Just head west."�"Which way is that?"�"Just follow %s. He can show you."�"That's good. I do tend to get, well, mixed up about east and west, you know, right and left."�"What happened to the prince?"�"I don't know. I think Bookend must have done something to the prince."�"I hope Prince Silver is all right. Try looking south for him."�"What will happen to Snow White and her Prince?"�"They will live happily ever after."�"I don't think that Snow White will ever eat an apple again, though."�"Please start Snow White's story so that she can find true love."�"Thank you for starting Snow White's story."�"%s will help you."�"The Dwarves' house is to the southwest."�"Try looking on the map."�"I'm so glad I'm with you, %s."�"Snow White lies in her grave to the west."�"Go talk to the Dwarves there."�"The Dwarves are waiting for you to kiss Snow White."�"Do you think I should?"�"It doesn't seem right somehow."�"What if she doesn't want me to kiss her?"�"She can't very well say so, being dead, that is."�"Don't worry, Prince Silver. I know things will work out fine."�"I'm sure the prince needs your help."�"He must kiss Snow White soon to stop the apple's poison."�"Please start Cinderella story so that she can go to the ball"�"Please return the pumpkin to Cinderella."�"The Fairy Godmother will help Cinderella go to the ball when you bring her the pumpkin."�"Prince Charming will never find the slipper without your help."�"Please help Cinderella get married."�"Now you can find someone else to help."�"Beauty really needs your help."�"Her father is trying to find a rose, but he keeps getting lost."�"I think Beauty will need your help again soon."�"If you want to help, there is much more to do!"�"I hope you are having fun."�"If you like good music, you should help out the four animal musicians."�"What happened to you, Rooster?"�"Cockadoodle-day, what can I say? Bookend came and I ran away."�"I just don't know why Bookend is doing that."�"I wish he'd say why he is trying to mix up everything."�"The cat is hiding in the woods. You'll have to talk to her a bit. She's been scared by Bookend."�"Go up from here. You can't miss the crossroads that way."�"Thanks, Bookwyrm. Shall we go, %s?"�"Are you looking for Scot? I saw him chasing Bookend."�"I don't know what Bookend did to the donkey. She does not scare easily."�"Well, the rest of your band is waiting for you at the crossroads."�"Good. Soon we will go to Bremen Town. I will miss you, Bookwyrm."�"Things will work out fine for you all, I know."�"My book shows that the musicians will be free to live and play their music forever."�"I am glad that they have a nice place to play."�"Please start Jack's story."�"Keep up the good work for Jack, and don't forget to get some lunch."�"Jack asked you to find his Magic Beans, didn't he?"�"Bookend ran off with them."�"The Giant is not very nice."�"He steals whenever the clouds are low to the ground."�"Jack is poor because the Giant stole all Jack's treasure."�"Thank you for helping Jack and his mother."�"When you meet someone and find out what story they belong in, remember to pick out the title."�"I hope you are having a good time here."�"Have you figured your way around this land yet?"�"It just takes some walking to find things here."�"This is a nice day to be outside."�"I love the feel of the sun on my back."�Bookwyrm is at a loss for words right now.�"We don't need to go in there now."�"Ah, %s, you are doing very well."�"Only two more stories to fix."�"Ah, only one more story to go!"�"Thank you, thank you so much."�"You have one more story to fix now."�"Just go west and you'll meet a rooster who needs your help."�</pre></body></html>