Maggie's Imaginarium’s New Gizmo 🪄🎪 Sleep Show For Kids

Maggie's Imaginarium’s New Gizmo 🪄🎪 Sleep Show For Kids

In tonight's bedtime story for kids, we visit our magician friend Maggie and her assistant Marshmallow, as they try out a new gizmo Thomas has made that is designed to allow them to step into their own dreams! Let's see if it works. Relax, get sleepy, and let’s begin! 

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Speaker 1: miss any In tonight's story, we're joining young Maggie in




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Speaker 1: her homemade imaginarium as she travels through her daydreams, exploring




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Speaker 1: the wonders that her mind holds, and rather wonderfully, her




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Speaker 1: friend Thomas has invented a little gadget or gizmo that




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Speaker 1: allows them to enter their dreamlands for real. Are you




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Speaker 1: ready to let your imagination roam free and also enter




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Speaker 1: into Maggie's mind? Okay, let's get ready by lying back




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Speaker 1: in bed, let your eyes harass gently closed and focus




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Speaker 1: on breathing gently through your nose in and out, in




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Speaker 1: and out, in, out, in out, lovely. Just continue softly breathing,




00:02:07

Speaker 1: and I'll introduce you again to Maggie and her pet rabbit, Marshmallow. Oh,




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Speaker 1: and her good friend Thomas. This is Maggie and the




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Speaker 1: Imaginarium's new gizmo by Luke Prendergast. It had been several




00:02:31

Speaker 1: months since Maggie the Magician had set up her imaginarium




00:02:34

Speaker 1: in her back garden, an it certainly hadn't gotten boring yet.




00:02:39

Speaker 1: From the outside, the Imaginarium could trick people. To the




00:02:43

Speaker 1: innocent eye. It looked just like a camping tent set




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Speaker 1: up in the garden, with green bunting around the top




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Speaker 1: of it in a flag poking out of its peak,




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Speaker 1: depicting a bright white rabbit identical to Maggie's best friend




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Speaker 1: and magician's assistant, Marshmallow. The truth was the imaginarium was




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Speaker 1: no ordinary camping tent. In fact, it was a place




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Speaker 1: of the most exciting and mysterious magic Maggie had ever




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Speaker 1: had the good fortune of discovering. Because when you stepped




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Speaker 1: inside the Imaginarium, her very wondrous thing happened. You found




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Speaker 1: yourself stepping inside your very own imagination. As you lay




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Speaker 1: on your back and looked up, the canvas roof shifted




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Speaker 1: and transformed, and soon enough it presented a whole world,




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Speaker 1: like a ginormous three dimensional screen, projecting your mind inside out,




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Speaker 1: all so that you could explore it. Maggie and Marshmallow




00:03:50

Speaker 1: had enjoyed hours upon hours of fun inviting their friends




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Speaker 1: and family into the imaginarium so they could explore their imaginations.




00:04:00

Speaker 1: When Maggie invited her mum in the imaginarium showed how




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Speaker 1: her imagination often took the form of the most perfectly




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Speaker 1: idyllic tropical island. You could imagine palm trees and white sands,




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Speaker 1: sun lounges and lapping waves, endless ice, cold mango juice,




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Speaker 1: and a parrot who flapped its wings to keep recall.




00:04:27

Speaker 1: Interestingly enough, the island boasted a huge library, too, which




00:04:32

Speaker 1: Maggie was sure wasn't true. Of most tiny tropical islands.




00:04:37

Speaker 1: But her mum did love to read, she supposed, and




00:04:40

Speaker 1: the imagination can do whatever it wishes. When Maggie invited




00:04:45

Speaker 1: her dad in, things got even weirder. Her dad's imagination




00:04:51

Speaker 1: appeared to be populated exclusively by cars, but these cars




00:04:56

Speaker 1: also happened to play football. Cars of ever every color,




00:05:01

Speaker 1: red and green and black and silver whizzed all over




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Speaker 1: the place, kicking balls at each other, scoring goals. Lying




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Speaker 1: on his back in the imaginarium, Maggie's dad whooped and hollered,




00:05:16

Speaker 1: just like he did when he was watching a match




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Speaker 1: on TV. Until that is, he saw a little law




00:05:22

Speaker 1: mower chugging through his imagination, at which point he abruptly




00:05:27

Speaker 1: jumped up said oops, I forgot, And the next thing




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Speaker 1: she knew, Maggie could hear the sound of an engine




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Speaker 1: in the garden and the smell of freshly cut grass.




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Speaker 1: So Maggie certainly had a lot of fun exploring other




00:05:41

Speaker 1: people's imaginations with them. But Truce be told, there was




00:05:46

Speaker 1: nothing more fun than exploring her own. Even though this




00:05:50

Speaker 1: might sound a little confusing, Maggie's imagination was richer and




00:05:55

Speaker 1: more spectacular than she could ever have imagined really, as




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Speaker 1: if they were sitting in a spaceship out exploring the




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Speaker 1: Solar System, or in a little submarine diving into the




00:06:08

Speaker 1: depths of the ocean. Maggie and Marshmallow peered up into




00:06:13

Speaker 1: the imaginarium as though a little glass window, discovering the




00:06:17

Speaker 1: innumerable worlds that existed inside Maggie's brain. At the moment,




00:06:24

Speaker 1: Maggie's brain was particularly full of dragons. Often they could




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Speaker 1: see them soaring through the sky in big puffs of smoke.




00:06:34

Speaker 1: If there was one problem, though, one little complaint about




00:06:38

Speaker 1: the imaginarium that Maggie had, it was that you could




00:06:42

Speaker 1: only watch your imagination from afar. Sometimes she wished she




00:06:47

Speaker 1: could step down through the window and into her imagination




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Speaker 1: and touch and smell and interact with all the wonderful




00:06:55

Speaker 1: things she found there. Now you might remember that the




00:07:01

Speaker 1: last time we met Maggie, she was showing her school




00:07:05

Speaker 1: friend Thomas around the imaginarium. In Thomas's imagination, he was




00:07:11

Speaker 1: an astronaut, and they explored planets and meteorites and comets




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Speaker 1: until they all got so tired they fell asleep. Where




00:07:22

Speaker 1: Maggie was a wizard at magic, Thomas was a dap




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Speaker 1: hand at all things technological. He loved taking computers apart




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Speaker 1: and putting them back together again. He'd built a miniature




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Speaker 1: model car, and he was even trying to build his




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Speaker 1: own spaceship. But after his thrilling experience in Maggie's imaginarium,




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Speaker 1: a new idea lit up like a light bulb in




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Speaker 1: his mind. And when he got home, he got straight




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Speaker 1: to work. And so it came that one spring afternoon,




00:07:59

Speaker 1: Maggie was in her garden sharing a carrot with Marshmallow.




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Speaker 1: She would snap a piece off and crunch it between




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Speaker 1: her teeth, and then she'd let Marshmallow delicately nibble on




00:08:12

Speaker 1: the end. They were quite contentedly doing this when Maggie's




00:08:16

Speaker 1: mom stuck her head out of the door. Maggie, Thomas




00:08:21

Speaker 1: is here to see you. Oh, Maggie exclaimed, quickly, excited




00:08:27

Speaker 1: to see her friend. Could you tell him to come




00:08:30

Speaker 1: out to the garden please, m'm A minute later, Thomas




00:08:34

Speaker 1: appeared at the garden door. He was wearing a bright




00:08:38

Speaker 1: green shirt and in his hands he carried a cardboard box. Hi, Maggie,




00:08:43

Speaker 1: he said, with a big smile on his face. Hello Thomas.




00:08:48

Speaker 1: Maggie replied she was looking at the box in his hand,




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Speaker 1: but she was carrying as though it contained something very




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Speaker 1: valuable or sacred. She could tell from her her tingly




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Speaker 1: magician's senses that there was something special about the box.




00:09:06

Speaker 1: What is that you got there, she asked him. Oh this,




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Speaker 1: said Thomas, his smile turning into a cheeky grin. Well, Maggie,




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Speaker 1: this is what I'll come to show you. He lay




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Speaker 1: the box on the ground and knelt beside it. Maggie




00:09:25

Speaker 1: came and knelt next to him, and even Marshmallow hopped over.




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Speaker 1: The carrot still clutched in his paw and his little




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Speaker 1: pink nose twitching curiously in the direction of the box,




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Speaker 1: very carefully, as though whatever was inside was so delicate




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Speaker 1: that it might dissolve into dust at any sudden movement.




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Speaker 1: Thomas unfolded the top of the box. He sunk his




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Speaker 1: hands inside and took out what appeared to be a




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Speaker 1: small metal computer chip. He told Maggie is a gizmo




00:10:04

Speaker 1: for the imaginarium. But the imaginarium, Maggie thought a little




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Speaker 1: bit confused. What's a gizmo? She asked, A gizmo is




00:10:18

Speaker 1: But then Thomas paused and put his fingers to his




00:10:21

Speaker 1: Chin thoughtfully, Wow, uh, gizmo is just one of these.




00:10:28

Speaker 1: And then he explained to Maggie that he had been




00:10:31

Speaker 1: so filled with thrill and excitement when she'd first showed




00:10:35

Speaker 1: him her imaginarium that he was immediately struck with an




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Speaker 1: idea that he just couldn't get out of his head.




00:10:44

Speaker 1: He'd thought how amazing it might be for him to




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Speaker 1: be able to invent a little device, a gizmo that




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Speaker 1: could be attached to the imaginarium so that not only




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Speaker 1: could you float around your imagination observing its contents, but




00:11:01

Speaker 1: actually step inside it. Maggie felt her heart start to




00:11:08

Speaker 1: beat with excitement. Step inside, She asked how well, Thomas said,




00:11:20

Speaker 1: if my gizmo has worked, it can help convince your




00:11:23

Speaker 1: imagination that your body has gone into your magical imaginarian




00:11:28

Speaker 1: with it. So then even while you're still lying on




00:11:32

Speaker 1: the floor, as far as you know, you're wandering around, well,




00:11:37

Speaker 1: wandering around the inside of your head. He gave her




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Speaker 1: a hopeful smile. That's if it works, he added, that




00:11:48

Speaker 1: is amazing, Thomas, Maggie said, getting straight to her feet.




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Speaker 1: We have to try it out right now. So the




00:11:59

Speaker 1: three friends, Maggie, Marshmallow, and Thomas, who bore the gizmo




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Speaker 1: carefully in his hands, stood and went inside the imaginarium.




00:12:10

Speaker 1: Maggie watched with curiosity and a fair bit of anticipation




00:12:15

Speaker 1: as Thomas went to one of the imaginarium's corners and




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Speaker 1: started fiddling with it. I just have to weave the




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Speaker 1: gizmo into the very fabric of the imaginarium, he explained,




00:12:31

Speaker 1: and then it should work. When he was done, Thomas




00:12:38

Speaker 1: stepped back. There in the corner, Maggie could see the




00:12:43

Speaker 1: gizmo attached to the side of the tent and twinkling.




00:12:48

Speaker 1: Now it was time to give it a go. They




00:12:52

Speaker 1: all lay on the floor and Maggie asked whose imagination




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Speaker 1: they should enter, yours, Maggie, Thomas said, straightway, it's your imaginarium.




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Speaker 1: You should go first. Okay, everyone, Maggie said, close your eyes,




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Speaker 1: relax your mind, and count to five. They all did




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Speaker 1: as she asked, and when they opened their eyes again,




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Speaker 1: the ceiling of the imaginarium had transformed into a night




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Speaker 1: sky covered with billions and billions of bright, twinkling stars.




00:13:34

Speaker 1: Then they all zoomed towards the stars, or maybe the




00:13:39

Speaker 1: stars zoomed towards them. Either way, they traveled through the




00:13:44

Speaker 1: huge universe of Maggie's teeming imagination, watching all the possible




00:13:50

Speaker 1: worlds of her mind fly by. Where are we off to,




00:13:57

Speaker 1: Thomas asked. The Marshmallow gave a little flap of his ears,




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Speaker 1: as if to say, just wait, you'll see soon enough.




00:14:08

Speaker 1: Soon enough, the ceiling of the imaginarium shimmered brightly, and




00:14:14

Speaker 1: then it appeared that they were sailing over an ancient




00:14:18

Speaker 1: land with lakes and mountains, valleys and craters. Look, said Maggie,




00:14:28

Speaker 1: and Thomas looked up, and they all watched as a




00:14:32

Speaker 1: big green dragon flapped its wings and flew above them,




00:14:37

Speaker 1: little pendrils of smoke trailing from its nostrils. I don't




00:14:43

Speaker 1: know why, Maggie said, but I've been thinking a lot




00:14:48

Speaker 1: about dragons recently. But don't worry, she added, sensing Thomas




00:14:54

Speaker 1: shiver with nerves beside her. They're super friendly dragons, trust




00:15:00

Speaker 1: I'd know they live in my imagination. That's good, said Thomas,




00:15:07

Speaker 1: because the gizmo's about to kick in. Can you feel




00:15:10

Speaker 1: it now? Maggie could feel it, and Marshmallow too. It




00:15:17

Speaker 1: felt like falling, but upwards, falling up into the roof




00:15:23

Speaker 1: of the imaginarium. There was not an entirely unpleasant feeling




00:15:28

Speaker 1: of flipping head over heel and then pop. The three




00:15:34

Speaker 1: friends were suddenly standing on solid ground. They looked all




00:15:41

Speaker 1: about them. They found themselves on a flat plane of




00:15:46

Speaker 1: dusty ground, with big patches of long grass growing here




00:15:50

Speaker 1: and there, a few trees taller than anything Thomas had




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Speaker 1: ever imagined before, and some huge boulders that looked like




00:16:00

Speaker 1: they'd been shaped and rolled by the hands of giants.




00:16:05

Speaker 1: Maggie stamped on the ground. It was firm. Then she




00:16:11

Speaker 1: knelt down and touched the grass, which felt just like




00:16:14

Speaker 1: the grass in the real world, cool and soft and




00:16:19

Speaker 1: delicate on her fingers. Wow, Thomas, she said, the gizmos




00:16:27

Speaker 1: really worked. We really are in my imagination. So the




00:16:35

Speaker 1: three friends wondered, or in the case of Marshmallow, hopped




00:16:40

Speaker 1: through Maggie's imagination, looking everywhere in wonder at how real




00:16:46

Speaker 1: everything felt, how absolutely perfectly Thomas's technological gizmo had worked.




00:16:55

Speaker 1: They turned the corner of a path that snaked round




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Speaker 1: one of the life large boulders and came upon a




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Speaker 1: bright blue dragon with a crest of pink spikes leading




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Speaker 1: all the way from the crown of his head down




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Speaker 1: his spine and to the tip of his long tail.




00:17:14

Speaker 1: He had his head in a bush, as though he




00:17:17

Speaker 1: were looking for something deep inside it. Whoa, whispered Thomas,




00:17:23

Speaker 1: grabbling Maggie's arm. But Maggie said there was nothing to




00:17:27

Speaker 1: worry about. Like she'd said, all the dragons here were friendly,




00:17:33

Speaker 1: and as if to prove her point, Marshmallow bounced right




00:17:37

Speaker 1: up to the bright blue dragon and said hello. Oh, hello,




00:17:44

Speaker 1: little Robert, said the dragon in a deep, kind of




00:17:48

Speaker 1: sulky voice, and hello, little humans, how are all of you? Maggie,




00:17:57

Speaker 1: approaching the dragon with Thomas, told him they were all




00:18:00

Speaker 1: very well and introduced themselves by name. The dragon told




00:18:05

Speaker 1: them he was called Smoky, but he said this in




00:18:08

Speaker 1: an equally sulky voice. May I ask you, mister Smoky,




00:18:15

Speaker 1: Maggie said, a little tentatively, But you seem a little sad?




00:18:22

Speaker 1: Is everything okay? Smoky? The dragon shook his head and




00:18:28

Speaker 1: with a deep sigh, explained that he was feeling a




00:18:32

Speaker 1: little low because he had lost all of his dragon eggs.




00:18:38

Speaker 1: That's why he'd been looking in the bush, he explained,




00:18:41

Speaker 1: because he thought that one might be in there. How




00:18:46

Speaker 1: did you lose your eggs? Thomas asked him, and the




00:18:50

Speaker 1: dragon pointed behind him at a tall hill. He told




00:18:55

Speaker 1: them that he lived on top of that hill and




00:18:58

Speaker 1: had been looking after his stack of eggs. But in




00:19:02

Speaker 1: the middle of the night he'd been having a very




00:19:05

Speaker 1: exciting dream about flying at top speeds, when he had




00:19:10

Speaker 1: accidentally swiped his tail across his cave and hit his




00:19:15

Speaker 1: pile of eggs, and off they'd rolled down the hill,




00:19:19

Speaker 1: scattered all across the land. They're very strong, he said,




00:19:27

Speaker 1: so there's no chance they've broken. But they're all over




00:19:32

Speaker 1: the place now and I can't find them. Just then,




00:19:37

Speaker 1: he paused and put a claw in the air. Hear that,




00:19:43

Speaker 1: he said, And in fact they could a low humming sound,




00:19:49

Speaker 1: like someone singing a quiet melody. That's the sound. And




00:19:54

Speaker 1: egg makes smoke, he said. He dove back into the bush.




00:20:00

Speaker 1: When he came out, he was holding a pale, pink egg.




00:20:03

Speaker 1: He looked briefly relieved. Got one, he said, and slipped




00:20:08

Speaker 1: it back into the sack shore he had around his neck.




00:20:12

Speaker 1: He gave a big, unexpected smile, which then quickly faded away. Ah,




00:20:18

Speaker 1: there are so many more profined, he added. Maggie and




00:20:25

Speaker 1: Thomas must have had the same thought. At the same time,




00:20:28

Speaker 1: because they exchanged a brief look and a wink. They




00:20:32

Speaker 1: told Smoky that they could help him find his eggs




00:20:36

Speaker 1: if he'd like them. To Smokey's face, which up until then,




00:20:41

Speaker 1: if Maggie was being honest, had been a little grumpy,




00:20:44

Speaker 1: broke into a bright smile. Do you really mean that,




00:20:49

Speaker 1: he asked. Of course we do, they cried, and so




00:20:54

Speaker 1: off they went, the four of them, Maggie and Thomas




00:20:58

Speaker 1: and Marshmallow and Smoky. Smokey said there were three left,




00:21:03

Speaker 1: and that they had to keep their ears out for




00:21:05

Speaker 1: the sound. They wandered across the plains of Maggie's imagination,




00:21:11

Speaker 1: trying to listen out, but no one could hear anything.




00:21:16

Speaker 1: Then suddenly Marshmallow, who of course had the biggest ears




00:21:21

Speaker 1: of them all, stamped his foot and told them to




00:21:24

Speaker 1: listen out. They all cocked their ears. There it was




00:21:31

Speaker 1: a soft, melodic sound, as though the wind itself was




00:21:36

Speaker 1: humming a tune. Go on, Marshmallow, said, Maggie encouragingly follow




00:21:43

Speaker 1: that sound. As they followed Marshmallow hopping over the grassy plain,




00:21:50

Speaker 1: Thomas leant in to whisper in Maggie's ear, Eh, if




00:21:56

Speaker 1: this is all happening in your imagination. Shouldn't you know




00:22:00

Speaker 1: where the eggs are? As in? Haven't you made this




00:22:04

Speaker 1: all up? Maggie thought about this for a moment before




00:22:09

Speaker 1: shrugging and giving Thomas a quizzical look. I guess even




00:22:15

Speaker 1: your own mind can be a mystery to you, she said.




00:22:20

Speaker 1: Soon enough, Marshmallow paused beside a tree, hopped back, and




00:22:26

Speaker 1: then gave the trunk of the tree a shove with




00:22:29

Speaker 1: his two big feet. There was a rustling noise, and




00:22:34

Speaker 1: then down from the tree fell a dragon's egg. Smokey




00:22:39

Speaker 1: caught it as it fell. Nice job, guys, he said,




00:22:45

Speaker 1: Thank you. Smokey put the egg into his satchel. It




00:22:51

Speaker 1: turned out that Marshmallow, with his big, fluffy ears, had




00:22:55

Speaker 1: the power to hear things that were inaudible to the




00:22:59

Speaker 1: ears of me humans and mere dragons too. With a




00:23:04

Speaker 1: twitch of his ears and a bit of concentration, he




00:23:08

Speaker 1: could hear eggs very far away. No sooner had he




00:23:13

Speaker 1: discovered the one up the tree than he had them.




00:23:16

Speaker 1: Bouncing to a stream lined with spiky purple pine trees




00:23:20

Speaker 1: and pointed into its twinkling currents. There it is, said Thomas,




00:23:26

Speaker 1: pointing he slipped into the cool water, waded into the




00:23:31

Speaker 1: middle of the stream and plucked up yet another dragon egg,




00:23:37

Speaker 1: only one more loaft, said Smoky, putting the final leg




00:23:41

Speaker 1: in his sash or for a final time. Marshmallow twitched




00:23:46

Speaker 1: his ears, listened out, and then pointed with his little




00:23:50

Speaker 1: pink nose. It's that way, cried Maggie. So off they went,




00:23:58

Speaker 1: wandering along the edge of the stree and then upper




00:24:01

Speaker 1: path that curved around the side of a large hill.




00:24:06

Speaker 1: Marshmallow kept listening out and hearing that the egg was




00:24:09

Speaker 1: on the other side of the hill, so they marched




00:24:13

Speaker 1: around it until they found themselves back at where they'd started.




00:24:18

Speaker 1: They looked at each other in confusion for a few moments,




00:24:22

Speaker 1: until Maggie broke out into a big laugh. Oh, silly ass.




00:24:28

Speaker 1: The eggs knocked around the other side of the hill.




00:24:31

Speaker 1: It's on top of the hill, And sure enough, when




00:24:37

Speaker 1: they'd climbed up there, it was the final dragon egg,




00:24:43

Speaker 1: perched right on the crest of the hill, as if




00:24:46

Speaker 1: just waiting for someone to find it. Smoky slipped the




00:24:51

Speaker 1: egg into his satchel and then looked at Maggie, Thomas




00:24:56

Speaker 1: and Marshmallow with a look of deep gratitud he thanked




00:25:02

Speaker 1: them each giving them a hug one by one, and




00:25:06

Speaker 1: once they'd said their goodbyes and waved Smoky off, the




00:25:10

Speaker 1: three friends sat together on the top of the hill.




00:25:14

Speaker 1: Maggie gave a big yawn.




00:25:18

Speaker 2: Wow, that was an eventful day traveling through my imagination,




00:25:26

Speaker 2: she said, I'm getting pretty tired.




00:25:31

Speaker 1: The others couldn't help but agree. Is it time to




00:25:36

Speaker 1: head back home, asked Thomas, Yes, said Maggie. But how




00:25:45

Speaker 1: now we're inside my imagination? How do we get out?




00:25:50

Speaker 1: Out Of his pocket, Thomas drew a tiny little electronic




00:25:55

Speaker 1: pad with a bright blue button on it. We just




00:25:59

Speaker 1: pressed this, he said. He handed the pad to Maggie.




00:26:05

Speaker 1: She smiled at Thomas, and she smiled at Marshmallow. Thanks




00:26:11

Speaker 1: for coming into my imagination with me, she said to




00:26:14

Speaker 1: her friends, and then she pressed the button. Maggie, Thomas,




00:26:21

Speaker 1: and Marshmallow found themselves lying on their backs in the imaginarium,




00:26:27

Speaker 1: in exactly the same place they'd been in what felt




00:26:31

Speaker 1: like hours and hours before. Through the fabric sides of




00:26:37

Speaker 1: the imaginarium, they could see that the light was fading.




00:26:42

Speaker 1: Evening must be approaching, but the three friends didn't get




00:26:47

Speaker 1: up just yet. They stayed lying down, staring up at




00:26:52

Speaker 1: the ceiling of the imaginarium, which no longer looked like




00:26:56

Speaker 1: an expanse of starry sky, but just the plain cloth canvas.




00:27:04

Speaker 1: What an a basic gizmo, said Maggie with a yawn.




00:27:10

Speaker 1: You really are a wiss at invention. Thomas gave a




00:27:16

Speaker 1: big stretch of his arms and legs. Well, there wouldn't




00:27:23

Speaker 1: be any gizmo without your imaginaria, Maggie, he said. And




00:27:30

Speaker 1: then they lay there thinking about how amazing it was




00:27:35

Speaker 1: that they had combined magic and technology in such a




00:27:40

Speaker 1: mind boggling way, and thinking how neither of them could




00:27:45

Speaker 1: wait to use the gizmo to enter the imaginarium again




00:27:50

Speaker 1: until soon enough the sounds of heavy breathing filled the tent,




00:27:57

Speaker 1: and Marshmallow knew that Maggie and Thomas were asleep very




00:28:04

Speaker 1: quietly so as not to disturb them, He slipped out




00:28:09

Speaker 1: of the tent and went to get Maggie's dad, who




00:28:13

Speaker 1: would be able to carry the two sleeping children off




00:28:17

Speaker 1: to bed. Young