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Here is my full script acted out by Ant & Dec.
(script for first chapter of Charlie Racing Course)
(The felines' house is shown on the far sunset side of a beach. It zooms out to show Charlie sleeping in a room filled with items she collected in her previous adventures such as vases, gems and plant seeds.)
(Then it changes agains to a garage, also inside the feline house. Sally is shown working on the kart. Tango is drawing pictures. It pans to show Dandelion talking to Cole, who is pedalling on a exercise bike.)
Cole: "That diet is such a joke."
Dandelion: "Well... I've heard you can lose a lot of weight on it."
Cole: "But you can't keep it off. Just eat less and exercise more."
(A blinding light suddenly shines through a nearby window with a strange sound.)
Dandelion: "Something's wrong. That's not... sunlight...!"
(Charlie is shown again, still asleep. The light shines through in her room as well. She wakes and then sits up, shielding her eyes.)
(Tango who has ran out from the light over to her sister and shakes her to wake up.)
Tango: "Charlie! Charlie! Wake up!"
Charlie: "Not... now... Tango..."
(Charlie grabs Tango and has her lay down to relax. She then puts on sunglasses and also puts some on for her sister, before laying down, smiling. The felines were carried and kidnapped by strange, small aliens wearing robes.)
Cole: "Hey put us down! We'll take you down on this!"
(As Cole and Sally, who are also abducted, kept attacking the aliens, but the light shines on them both makes the two unconscious.)
(Lab of Critters is shown. Inside here to show Sage pacing around the room, with Killagator sitting on the floor playing checkers against Ember.)
Sage: "Oh, how can I defeat those pesty felines? Hmm... And conquer the world of course."
Killagator: "FELINES!"
(Killagator smashes the checkerboard with his fist. Frightening Ember, causing her to lower her ears and growl in anger.)
Ember: "REALLY KILL!? THAT'S THE TENTH TIME YOU SMASHED SOMETHING!"
(Before Ember walks over to her father, hiding by his leg.)
Killagator: "I can squash felines!"
Sage: "Yes, yes I know you can Gator, but you failed me so many, many, many times! ...Gator! Go see if Enid requires assistance."
(Killagator stands up, salutes and runs into another room.)
(In said room, Enid is shown about to start an experiment on a kart. Willard Wallaby is standing next to a switch by the door.)
Enid: "Okay Willard! Throw the switch!"
(Willard reaches for the switch, only to be squashed flat against the wall by Killagator throwing the door open. Killagator runs into the room towards Enid only for bright light to come streaming through a window.)
Enid: "Gator! What did you... you break now?!"
(Killagator looks confused and shrugs. Sage and Ember is shown back in the first room, staring up into the light.)
Sage: "What the—"
(The bright light shining the two caused Sage and Ember to collapse onto the floor. The same had happened to Killagator, Enid and Willard offscreen.)
(Back with Charlie, both her and Tango finally get up and stumble out and sees that they had been placed in a giant church. A giant crowd of small aliens cheer as they both awoken.)
Charlie: "Oh my god! Sis, I think... we are getting... popular!"
Tango: "Uh, Charlie... I think they're like an audience cheering on... us? But where are we?"
(It zooms out to show the statue of Moldator. Then zooms back in to show Charlie and Tango looking at each other before they shrug. They turn around to see Sally and Cole emerging out, waving them.)
Charlie: (waves at Sally and Cole.) "Hey Sally! Hey Cole!"
(She turns back, only to see Sage, Ember, Enid and Killagator standing across the clearing. Killagator smirks at Charlie and Tango threateningly, and Charlie awkwardly stares back, but smiles and waves at him. The two teams walk forwards and face off against each other.)
Sage: "What have you done, you miserable feli–!"
(The statue of Moldator appears to move on its own across the giant pedestal.)
Moldator: "I am Lord Moldator XXX, leader of this cult!"
(The crowd cheers at Moldator's arrival.)
Moldator: "My children here are very hungry for entertainment."
Crowd: "Moldator! Moldator! Moldator!"
Moldator: "And word of your racing prowess has reached my glorious empire."
(A small group is shown standing on the pedestal. Some of Sage's allies; Quillz, Kombat, Box and Cyanide are here. They wave at the crowd. With Cyanide chuckling.)
Moldator: "And I hope you put on a good show, especially since winning these challenges will win your freedom. And, if for some reason you refuse to accept, yourselves will be... the sacrifice. But... I don't think it will come to that. Do you accept my challenge?"
Oliver: "Why are you called the 'Scarecrow', Scare Professor?"
Jonathan: "Of my purpose to spread fear around Gotham."
Oliver: "Have you been reading the wizard story?"
Jonathan: "That's the wrong kind of scarecrow you're looking for child. He was born brainless."
Misty: "But the tin man had no heart and the lion just wanted to be brave."
Jonathan: "If the tin man is heartless, he wouldn't be living forever and the lion is too afraid to know what his real fears are. Could it be that... how people use his fur... as a piece of fabric?
Oliver: "Hm... guess you do have a point on that Scare Professor."
Haven't even gotten to writing Camp Half-Blood but am already asking my brother if he wants to play in the new pjo move (he said no :( )
The Money Tree Paradox
What if I told you that planting trees to fight climate change is a terrible investment? At $4,124 per tonne of carbon, it's roughly 100 times more expensive than industrial carbon capture. That's what our research in Boston revealed.
But here's where it gets interesting—that same research showed a 4.64-to-1 return on investment. Every dollar spent returned $4.64 in value. How can both be true?
Because we've been asking the wrong question. We treat climate change as a carbon problem. We treat public health as a healthcare problem. And we solve them separately, with separate budgets, separate policies, separate solutions.
Our research exposed a profound blind spot: a single tree isn't just a carbon sink. It's an air purifier removing pollutants that trigger asthma attacks. It's a stormwater manager preventing flooded basements. It's a mental health intervention—nature prescriptions in Scotland reduced medication costs by 30%. It's a heat shield in neighborhoods where summer temperatures kill.
When we valued all of these benefits in Roxbury, the math flipped. Nine million dollars invested becomes thirty-three million in community value over thirty years.
We've created a false choice between climate action and community health. The siloed way we budget, legislate, and think about problems makes us blind to solutions hiding in plain sight.
Massachusetts is about to pass Bill S791—making nature prescriptions covered by health insurance. It sounds like a wellness trend. It's actually a recognition that urban forests are healthcare infrastructure, climate infrastructure, and environmental justice infrastructure simultaneously.
Every tree planted in an underserved community is doing four jobs at once. The question isn't whether we can afford to invest in urban forests. Given the returns, the question is whether we can afford not to.
Blink Gone - Gunshow - Animatic Script (For my WOTFI 2025 Prediction Timeline)
I don't have the time nor energy to draw this but if anyone wants to pick it up, please be my guest as long as you credit the script to me!! Otherwise just listen to the song as you read along!
[0:00-0:07] Mr. WPNZ staring at Mr. Puzzles in disbelief in the Internet Archives (where soul searching ended), while Mr. Puzzles smiles tiredly to him. [0:08-0:14] Mr. Puzzles starts to activate the Youtube Remote in slow motion while Mr. WPNZ instinctively switches his gun back to his hand as he leaps forwards towards Mr. Puzzles with Toomp sticking to his shoulder. [0:15] The Youtube remote activates, binding everyone present still in time but Mr. Puzzles who's tired smile is gone as he's steeled himself for what's to come.