In tonight's kids bedtime story, we're going to catch up with our old friend Maggie and her magician's assistant Marshmallow as she shows a friend her newest magic trick - a mystical imaginarium where you can experience your wildest dreams. Relax, get sleepy, and let’s begin!
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Speaker 1: Now cast your minds back to episode eighteen, where we
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Speaker 1: first met magician Maggie and her faithful assistant Marshmallow the
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Speaker 1: White Rabbit, because we are reuniting with them for tonight's story.
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Speaker 1: Maggie is about to show her good friend Thomas her
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Speaker 1: newest piece of magic, her imaginarium. Though it might look
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Speaker 1: like a bog standard tent from the outside inside it
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Speaker 1: contains the whole universe and more. We're going to need
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Speaker 1: to be super relaxed for this one, so jump into
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Speaker 1: bed quickly and I'll get started on guiding you into
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Speaker 1: the perfect state for listening and maybe sleeping. You can
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Speaker 1: always listen to the end another time. Get comfy as
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Speaker 1: I begin Maggie's Magical Imaginarium by Luke Prendergast. Settle down
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Speaker 1: into your beds. Make sure you're extra cozy. Stretch your
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Speaker 1: arms and your legs, and roll your shoulders until you
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Speaker 1: feel all of the tension from the day floating away
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Speaker 1: from your body. As you let this tension leave your body,
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Speaker 1: let any thoughts you might be having float away too,
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Speaker 1: until your mind is peaceful and empty. Good. Now, let's
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Speaker 1: try our deep breaths together. Take a big, deep breath
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Speaker 1: in and then slowly let it out again, a big
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Speaker 1: breath in, slowly let it out, Breathe in, and once more,
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Speaker 1: breathing and very good. Now, close your eyes and picture
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Speaker 1: in your imagination your heart's greatest desire. It could be
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Speaker 1: anything in the world, big or small. Hold it in
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Speaker 1: your mind and let the feeling of happiness it brings
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Speaker 1: wash over you and make you calm good. Today, we're
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Speaker 1: visiting our old friend Maggie the Magician and her rabbit, Marshmallow.
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Speaker 1: Maggie and Marshmallow have a wonderfully soothing journey that they
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Speaker 1: want to take us on, so settling. Maggie might have
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Speaker 1: been young, but with every passing week she was becoming
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Speaker 1: one of the most popular magicians around. Everybody loved the
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Speaker 1: show she put on with her best friend and assistant,
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Speaker 1: Marshmallow of the Bright White Rabbit. Together, Maggie and Marshmallow
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Speaker 1: went around town putting on magic shows at children's parties
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Speaker 1: and summer fates, and their audiences always left feeling delightfully baffled.
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Speaker 1: There was nothing Maggie enjoyed more than discovering different kinds
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Speaker 1: of magic and learning brand new tricks so she could
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Speaker 1: perform them at her shows. She could do card tricks,
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Speaker 1: where she'd make the Queen of Hearts disappear and then
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Speaker 1: reappear again inside someone's shirt pocket. She could make spoons
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Speaker 1: bend and cups flip, and she could levitate two feet
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Speaker 1: into the air, making her audience gasp. And she could
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Speaker 1: have Marshmallow jump inside her magician's hat. And then, with
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Speaker 1: a click of her fingers vanish. One day, Maggie's friend
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Speaker 1: Thomas came over to visit her. Thomas and Maggie went
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Speaker 1: to school together, and while Maggie had always wanted to
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Speaker 1: be a magician, Thomas often dreamt about being an astronaut.
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Speaker 1: There was nothing he'd like so much as to go
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Speaker 1: into outer space and feel what it was like to
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Speaker 1: be in zero gravity. Maggie's dad answered the door with
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Speaker 1: a big smile on his face and told Thomas that
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Speaker 1: Maggie was out in the garden. He said she had
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Speaker 1: a big surprise waiting for him. Maggie met Thomas at
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Speaker 1: the back door. Close your eyes, she said, I've got
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Speaker 1: a surprise for you. It's an entirely new kind of magic,
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Speaker 1: and I can't wait for you to see it. So
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Speaker 1: Thomas closed his eyes and Maggie put her hands over
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Speaker 1: them just to make sure he didn't peek. They stepped
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Speaker 1: out of the door and carefully Maggie led him down
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Speaker 1: the stone steps until finally he felt soft grass beneath
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Speaker 1: his feet. Are you ready, Maggie whispered somewhere near to
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Speaker 1: his ear. Thomas nodded, okay. Maggie said three two one.
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Speaker 1: Maggie removed her hands and Thomas opened his eyes. He
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Speaker 1: blinked twice in the bright sunlight. Then he had to
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Speaker 1: admit he felt a little confused. He had been expecting
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Speaker 1: something unimaginable, a magical creature like a dragon or a
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Speaker 1: flying horse, but instead, all there was in Maggie's back
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Speaker 1: garden was a little red tent. In front of the
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Speaker 1: tent sat Marshmallow, wearing his black magician's jacket and twitching
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Speaker 1: his nose mysteriously. Watch that, Thomas asked Maggie. The tent
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Speaker 1: looked just like the one his dad took camping, except
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Speaker 1: it had green bunting around the top of it and
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Speaker 1: a flag on top with a white bunny rabbit looking
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Speaker 1: just like Marshmallow. Maggie told him that this was the
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Speaker 1: big surprise. He looked at it a little doubtfully. There
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Speaker 1: didn't seem to be anything surprising about it to him.
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Speaker 1: This tent, he asked, Oh, said Maggie, this is no tent,
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Speaker 1: and she skipped across the garden to stand beside Marshmallow.
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Speaker 1: Drum roll, please, my stroke, she asked her rabbit assistant.
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Speaker 1: Marshmallow with a nod of his head, began to thump
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Speaker 1: his hind feet on the floor, just like a drumstick
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Speaker 1: being rattled against the skin of a drum. This, said
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Speaker 1: Maggie with a flourish of her hands. This is my
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Speaker 1: new magical imaginarium. Imaginarium, Thomas repeated under his breath, looking
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Speaker 1: at the tent with a new sense of wonder. Suddenly,
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Speaker 1: since that odd word had been spoken, the tent did
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Speaker 1: seem to sparkle with a strange kind of magic, but
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Speaker 1: he still didn't know what the word meant. What's an imaginarium,
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Speaker 1: he asked Maggie. She said, an imaginarium is the most
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Speaker 1: wonderful kind of magic I've discovered yet. This might look
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Speaker 1: to you like a normal tent, but in fact, when
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Speaker 1: you step inside, you are stepping into your own imagination,
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Speaker 1: and the truth is you're a imagination is where the
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Speaker 1: greatest kind of magic can happen. She smiled at Thomas,
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Speaker 1: who was still looking a little bit lost. It's best
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Speaker 1: to just try it out, Maggie said, do you want
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Speaker 1: to have a goat? He certainly did, Yes, Please, he said.
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Speaker 1: Maggie held open the door of the imaginarium and Marshmallow
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Speaker 1: led the way, hopping inside Thomas followed, and Maggie came
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Speaker 1: in behind him. Inside the imaginarium was pitch black. There
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Speaker 1: was not a single glimmer of light breaking in from
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Speaker 1: the outside. But the ground beneath his feet was soft
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Speaker 1: and warm, and he immediately felt a peace settled into
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Speaker 1: his body. When he went in, Maggie told him to
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Speaker 1: lie down on the floor. Although he couldn't see them
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Speaker 1: in the darkness at all, Thomas felt Maggie and Marshmallow
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Speaker 1: lying down beside him too. Maggie said that in order
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Speaker 1: to experience the full wonders of the imaginarium first they
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Speaker 1: had to make sure they were utterly relaxed. Going into
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Speaker 1: your imagination is a bit like going to sleep, she said.
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Speaker 1: That's why we have such amazing dreams when we're sleeping.
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Speaker 1: She told Thomas first to shake his arms and limbs
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Speaker 1: to make his body soft and relaxed. Then she told
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Speaker 1: him to close his eyes and take some deep breaths.
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Speaker 1: Her deep breath in and out, her deep breath in
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Speaker 1: and out, and one more in and out. After his
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Speaker 1: deep breathing, Thomas felt very relaxed. Indeed, his whole body
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Speaker 1: felt as light as a feather. Good, Maggie said, now
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Speaker 1: very slowly, open your eyes. When Thomas opened his eyes,
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Speaker 1: the imaginarium was no longer pitch black. Instead, the canopy
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Speaker 1: of the tent had transformed into a dark night sky,
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Speaker 1: with a flurry of bright stars twinkling all across it.
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Speaker 1: In the distance, he could even see a thin crescent
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Speaker 1: moon smiling like the cheshire cat's smile. The stars looked
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Speaker 1: very far away. Thomas thought the imaginarium must be much
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Speaker 1: larger on the inside than it had looked on the outside.
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Speaker 1: As though she had been able to listen in on
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Speaker 1: his thoughts, Maggie said, the imaginarium is as big as
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Speaker 1: our imaginations. It's as big as the whole universe. Maggie
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Speaker 1: explained that when you let your mind relax completely, your
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Speaker 1: imagination opened up and filled up the entire imaginarium. Don't worry,
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Speaker 1: she told Thomas, Marshmallow can show us how it's done. First,
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Speaker 1: beside him, Thomas heard Marshmallow the rabbit take a deep breath.
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Speaker 1: Then the night sky came towards them, and it seemed
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Speaker 1: as if they were floating through outer space, with the
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Speaker 1: bright stars floating past them and glittering as they went. Then,
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Speaker 1: even though he was still lying down. It felt as
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Speaker 1: though Thomas had drifted through the air and landed on
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Speaker 1: his feet. The three of them found themselves in a
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Speaker 1: large meadow of long grass dotted with many colored wildflowers.
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Speaker 1: Thomas could even feel the grass rushing against his ankles,
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Speaker 1: and he could smell the pollen in the air. The imaginarium,
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Speaker 1: he thought, was a marvelous place. Marshmallow gave a few
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Speaker 1: flicks of his ears, a twitch of his nose, and
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Speaker 1: a single thump of a foot. He was speaking in
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Speaker 1: the language of rabbits, but somehow in the imaginarium Thomas
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Speaker 1: could understand him. Marshmallow was telling Thomas that this was
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Speaker 1: where he had grown up. Together, the three of them
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Speaker 1: wandered through the meadow of Marshmallow's imagination. They passed fat
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Speaker 1: bumblebees drifting lazily from buttercup to buttercup. They passed an
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Speaker 1: old oak tree with wrinkled bark and a kind smile,
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Speaker 1: who whispered a creaky hello to them as they went by.
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Speaker 1: They passed a dormouse in a purple petticoat, who told
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Speaker 1: them she was off to meet her friends for tea.
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Speaker 1: At last, they came to a series of three holes
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Speaker 1: that had been burrowed into the soil. Peering into them,
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Speaker 1: it looked to Thomas like they were tunnels leading somewhere
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Speaker 1: far underground. Marshmallow thumped his foot three times on the ground. This,
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Speaker 1: he said, in his rabbit language, is where I grew up.
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Speaker 1: The Marthmallow family Warren. Come on in. Thomas and Maggie
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Speaker 1: followed Marshmallow down into the underground tunnels, where it smelled
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Speaker 1: cool and damp and sweet. Down, Down, down they went.
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Speaker 1: The warren was an underground labyrinth, with many channels shooting
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Speaker 1: off from the main one and meeting again further down.
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Speaker 1: But Thomas wasn't worried. Marshmallow seemed to know exactly where
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Speaker 1: he was going. They emerged from a dark tunnel into
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Speaker 1: a large round room that had been dug out of
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Speaker 1: the ground. Maggie let out a whistle of wonder through
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Speaker 1: her teeth. She had never known that Marshmallow had grown
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Speaker 1: up somewhere so wonderful and cozy. In the middle of
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Speaker 1: the room stood a small table and chairs with embroidered
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Speaker 1: cushions and a soft rug on the floor. Across the
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Speaker 1: walls were framed pictures of lots of rabbits who must
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Speaker 1: have been Marshmallow's family and friends, and in the corner
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Speaker 1: a white rabbit stood at a stove stirring a big
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Speaker 1: copper pot. The delicious scent of hot stew was wafting
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Speaker 1: over to them, and above the stove hung many bunches
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Speaker 1: of herbs. This is my mum, Marshmallow told his friends,
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Speaker 1: and introduced them to her. She said hello to Maggie
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Speaker 1: and Thomas and told them they were very welcome in
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Speaker 1: her home. What are you cooking, Thomas asked her, It
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Speaker 1: smells very tasty. She told them that she was cooking
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Speaker 1: a stew with all of the vegetables that she had
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Speaker 1: grown in her own vegetable garden above the ground, cabbage
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Speaker 1: and turnips, and of course carrots, which were all rabbits
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Speaker 1: absolutely favorite food. Missus Marshmallow wrinkled her nose. The only
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Speaker 1: problem is, she said, I've forgotten one ingredient. Thomas put
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Speaker 1: his face over the pot to inhale the rich smell
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Speaker 1: that was coming off the stew in spirals of steam. Then,
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Speaker 1: quite out of nowhere, he knew what it was missing.
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Speaker 1: Thomas reached out above the stove and plucked down some
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Speaker 1: sage from where it was hanging and dropped it into
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Speaker 1: the cooking pot. The stew gurgled as though happy for
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Speaker 1: the added herb. Missus Marshmallow dipped her big wooden spoon
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Speaker 1: into the stew and took a sip, then licking her
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Speaker 1: lips with a tiny pink tongue. She smiled gladly at Thomas.
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Speaker 1: That's just the trick, she said, thank you. Thomas told
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Speaker 1: her that he didn't quite understand how he'd known what
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Speaker 1: the missing ingredient was. It just came to him like magic. Well,
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Speaker 1: Maggie told him with a little wink, that's the power
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Speaker 1: of the imagination. They said their goodbye is to missus Marshmallow,
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Speaker 1: and Marshmallow gave his mum a big bunny hug. Then
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Speaker 1: they left the way they'd come, walking up through the
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Speaker 1: network of Warren's. When they stepped out into the sunny meadow,
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Speaker 1: Maggie turned to Thomas, So you've seen how the imaginarium
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Speaker 1: works for Marshmallow. Now here's your turn. Are you ready?
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Speaker 1: Thomas told her he was ready, but he still didn't
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Speaker 1: really understand how it worked. Don't worry about that, Maggie
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Speaker 1: told him, you'll get the hang of it as you go.
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Speaker 1: So they all lay down on the soft grass, looking
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Speaker 1: up into the beautiful blue sky, very slowly, so slowly
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Speaker 1: that he couldn't quite tell when the light stopped and
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Speaker 1: the darkness started again. The blue sky faded into the
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Speaker 1: black night of the imaginarium, with all its little stars
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Speaker 1: twinkling away again. Okay, Thomas said, Maggie, Off you go.
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Speaker 1: The most important thing is to let your imagination expand.
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Speaker 1: Close your eyes and feel your mind float up and
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Speaker 1: out and extend over the entire world. Let's help Thomas
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Speaker 1: with this. With our eyes closed, let's make our own
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Speaker 1: minds expand. Let your mind travel down the length of
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Speaker 1: your arms until it reaches the tips of your fingers. Now,
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Speaker 1: let your mind slip out of your body and travel
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Speaker 1: out of the room. Let your mind, as free as
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Speaker 1: a bird, flow out of the window and out into
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Speaker 1: the world beyond. Feel your mind expanding, and feel the
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Speaker 1: peaceful sensations that come with that. Very good You can
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Speaker 1: open your eyes now, Thomas, Maggie whispered. Thomas opened his
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Speaker 1: eyes and was quite amazed by what he found. He,
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Speaker 1: Maggie and Marshmallow were inside a spaceship. There was a
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Speaker 1: cockpit with two seats and lots of colorful buttons and levers,
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Speaker 1: and a map of the Solar system on the wall.
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Speaker 1: Maggie and Marshmallow were both wearing shiny silver spacesuits and
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Speaker 1: space helmets with glass rises. When he looked down, Thomas
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Speaker 1: found that he was wearing one too. Where are we,
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Speaker 1: he asked, full of wonder. Maggie told him that they
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Speaker 1: had traveled into his imagination. Then she pointed at the
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Speaker 1: little circular window and told him to look outside. Thomas
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Speaker 1: took a step towards towards the window and found instead
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Speaker 1: that his whole body lifted up and floated through the air.
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Speaker 1: There was no gravity here. The feeling of weightlessness in
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Speaker 1: his body made him feel happy and free. As he
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Speaker 1: soared across the cabin and landed by the window, he
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Speaker 1: looked outside and he saw below him, like a big
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Speaker 1: bubble of green land and blue sea, the whole earth.
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Speaker 1: Up above, he saw the silver Moon with its craters
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Speaker 1: and oceans. Wow, Thomas whispered, He had always dreamed of
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Speaker 1: going to space, and now he was actually here. Maggie
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Speaker 1: put a hand on his shoulder as if she could
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Speaker 1: hear his thought. Once again, she said, isn't it magical?
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Speaker 1: Hugh brought us here. This is all the power of
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Speaker 1: your imagination. She turned towards the cockpit and pointed at
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Speaker 1: the buttons and levers. Now you're our astronaut. You're going
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Speaker 1: to have to drive this thing. Thomas had never driven
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Speaker 1: a spaceship in his life, but by now he understood
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Speaker 1: that when you weren't sure about something, you should trust
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Speaker 1: the power of your imagination. Thomas sat down at the
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Speaker 1: controls and let his mind soften and relax. As he
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Speaker 1: did this, he suddenly knew what he was doing. Off
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Speaker 1: we go, he said, and press some buttons in a
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Speaker 1: perfect order, as gently as a ship moving through a
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Speaker 1: calm sea. The spaceship began to sail through space. Out
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Speaker 1: of the window, they watched as all the planets went
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Speaker 1: past Mars and Saturn and Jupiter. Then they left our
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Speaker 1: Solar system and passed all kinds of planets that no
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Speaker 1: one had ever imagined before. Comets with trails of glitter
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Speaker 1: sword past the window. Meteorites and asteroids tumbled through space.
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Speaker 1: They saw another spaceship with a large green antenna. In
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Speaker 1: the window of the spaceship, they saw a figure waving.
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Speaker 1: They all waved back at their new alien friend. Soon enough,
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Speaker 1: Thomas gave a big yawn. Then Maggie yawned and Marshmallow too.
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Speaker 1: Yawns can be infectious like that. It's been a long
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Speaker 1: day traveling around the imaginarium. Maggie said, no, one, we're tired.
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Speaker 1: Using your mind like that can be hard work. Let's
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Speaker 1: settle down and have a nap in outer space. Thomas
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Speaker 1: and Marshmallow couldn't agree with Maggie Moore. They settled down
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Speaker 1: in their spacesuits on the cabin floor, huddling close together
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Speaker 1: like the best of friends. As he felt his eyes
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Speaker 1: begin to get heavy and his body going soft, Thomas
00:24:33
Speaker 1: felt very grateful to Maggie that she had shown him
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Speaker 1: her new magical imaginarium. It really was much more than
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Speaker 1: a tent. He remembered how the stars had been picked
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Speaker 1: out across the imaginarium sky. He remembered the walk through
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Speaker 1: the meadow of Marshmallow's imagination, and he remembered how they'd
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Speaker 1: seen Marshmallow's childhood home and met his mom. He remembered
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Speaker 1: the smell of the cooking and how the sage had
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Speaker 1: sizzled as he dropped it in the pot. But most
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Speaker 1: of all, he remembered the feeling of lightness as he
00:25:22
Speaker 1: had floated through the air in zero gravity. That was
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Speaker 1: a feeling he would never forget, and so Thomas, Maggie,
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Speaker 1: and Marshmallow slowly fell asleep on the spaceship floor, which
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Speaker 1: was also the floor of the imaginarium. The mind really
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Speaker 1: is the most magical thing, Thomas thought, as his eyes closed.
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Speaker 1: There is nothing he cannot do, and they all fell
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Speaker 1: asleep beneath the spaceship window as the stars floated gently
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