(crickets chirping)
NARRATOR: When clouds are at their thickest,
when they're covering the moon and the stars,
very little light gets through.
(buzzing)
(gasps)
(continues buzzing)
(screams)
You almost hit me in the head.
Sorry-- it's so dark.
Dark?
Not very.
NARRATOR: Owls don't understand,
because they can see just fine on dark and cloudy nights.
(hoots)
(buzzing)
(grunts)
(snoring)
Sorry.
(yawning)
Ah, another beautiful morning in...
Oh, no!
(panting)
Oh, no!
(sighs)
(snoring)
QUACK: Peep!
Peep, where are you?
Where are you, Peep?
Whoa!
Oh...
(thud)
(both yelling)
(grunting)
Quack!
Hi.
Peep, look around.
What do you see?
PEEP: Everything's upside down.
And?
I don't see anything.
It's too dark.
Exactly!
Where's the sun?!
It's nighttime.
It can't be.
I'm awake.
When do I always wake up?
In the morning...
really late.
Well, I woke up,
so that means it's morning and...
no sun!
Where did it go?
Hmm...
Let's ask Chirp.
Right!
Excuse me.
You're going the wrong way.
I don't think so.
It's too dark for a little peep like you to know where to go.
You follow me and...
Ow!
Hmm!
Ow!
That's sharp.
Ow!
That stuck out.
Ooh!
Okay.
(grunting)
Ah, Chirp's branch is right here.
(thunk)
Aw...
Okay.
I don't remember
this being near Chirp's branch.
(grunting)
I'll go up and look around.
You stay here, Peep,
where I know you'll be safe. (groans)
Sorry, pardon.
Quack, could you please get off?
You're squishing me.
Peep, you're moving.
(both grunting)
You're making it very hard for me.
Quack!
We're on a mystery chase here.
Hello, Peep... Peep...
Don't move, Peep.
(sighs)
What do you see?
Dark...
uh, more dark.
Dark over there, too.
This is terrible!
Hey!
Anybody in there?
Whoa!
(grunts)
(yells)
Light!
We can see!
I don't see Chirp's branch.
Oh.
But... but light!
Lots and lots of light.
I mean...
Huh? What happened?
Quack, do what you did again.
Wait.
Okay, go!
I didn't do it.
All I did was fall on this thing.
There!
PEEP: We're in the dump.
No wonder we couldn't find Chirp.
If the sun is gone,
at least we have our own light.
Hey, look at me!
(gasps)
PEEP: I'm bigger than you!
Hmm... hmm!
Not anymore.
(laughs)
Hey!
Huh.
There.
(gasps)
(Peep laughs)
Hmm!
(laughing)
Look at me!
Uh, that's good, Peep.
Yeah, that's really good.
(laughing)
Okay, listen, I don't...
You're on my shadow!
Hmm!
Ahh...
Hey!
That looks just like me.
(takes a deep breath)
(straining)
(exhales)
How are you doing that?
Am I doing that?
Oh, I am... on purpose.
With this, we can find anything.
Hey, let's find Chirp!
There she is,
right where I wanted to go in the first place.
Oh, sure, now that there's light,
you know everything.
NARRATOR: To make the light stay on Chirp,
Peep and Quack had to be clever.
It took some work to get the watch to stand still,
but in the end, their path was lit.
QUACK and PEEP: Chirp!
What... what's happening?
Whoa...
Chirp, the sun...
I woke up
and the sun was gone!
Look!
What do you call that?
(birds begin chirping)
(gasps)
Hooray!
It's a miracle.
No, it's sunrise--
right on time.
(yawns)
(crows cawing)
So, morning's just starting now?
I think you woke up too early, Quack.
That's possible.
You know what this means?
That the sun isn't gone!
No, that I missed out on some sleep.
NARRATOR: All that day, Quack was determined
to catch up on the sleep he had missed.
But it wasn't easy.
It's too sunny!
(sighs)
Much better.
Thanks, Peep.
(snoring and quacking)
(children conversing)
GIRL: That's me, Sarah, Vuthy and his brother, Rhetta.
SARAH: Hey, look, a shadow!
GIRL: Sarah made a shadow.
GIRL: The light is on my picture
and if you put something near it,
it will make a shadow.
When I put it up, it gets very, very larger.
SARAH: It's huge!
BOY: And when you put it down,
it'll get very, very smaller.
I'm making a shadow on this piece of paper,
and then Caroline's going to trace it.
I'm going to try brown.
CAROLINE: It's a bunny.
It came out kind of fat...
SARAH: I kept moving around.
(child howling)
Vuthy, what did you make?
A coyote.
(children howling)
CAROLINE: And then, we went to the neighbor's driveway
to make shadows.
VUTHY: This could be like a "T."
CAROLINE: Vuthy made a "T."
Sarah and I made an "H."
SARAH: It doesn't look like anything.
No, we have to turn this way.
SARAH: Oh, yeah!
CAROLINE: We turned in the right direction to make the "H."
- Draw my arms first. - Why?
Because I'm tired!
CAROLINE: Okay, you're all set.
VUTHY: It's kind of nice,
except my feet are too big.
CAROLINE: Try making shadows with your friends.