Part 1

RABBIT & BEAR A Bite in the Night

Rabbit burst into Bear's cave. "Bear, where do trees go for the Winter?" said Rabbit. "Trees stay exactly where they are," said Bear, yawning. "You're thinking of birds. Birds fly south for the Winter."

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"Well, I think some trees are flying south this year, Bear." "But trees can't fly," said Bear, "...I think." She tried to reach an early-morning itch, right in the middle of her back. "Ooof... Can you scratch my itch? It's just there."

"Sure!" Rabbit jumped as high as he could. "Hmm. That's more of a tickle, Rabbit." "It's hard to reach the itch, through all your fur..." "True," said Bear. "Well, thank you for trying. I will go and scratch myself against my scratching tree." Mmmm... even the thought made the itch feel less itchy.

"Er, Bear..." said Rabbit. But Bear was already walking down to the stream. She looked left. She looked right. "Where—" said Bear.