00:00I'll see you next time
00:30Karen often thought how nice it would be to have a baby brother.
00:52Mum?
00:53She had once suggested the idea to her mother.
00:55A baby brother?
01:01Yes.
01:02Your father hasn't said anything, has he?
01:04No.
01:06I just thought it would be fun.
01:08You have to understand...
01:09Karen's mother explained that, although it might be fun,
01:12small children took up a lot more time than most people think.
01:22And then, one day...
01:24Karen!
01:24Hello? Quick as you can, please. We need your help.
01:31Mrs Bennet's cut her hand rather badly. I'm going to have to take her to hospital.
01:36Oh.
01:37We need someone to take Sam down to his aunt. Do you know Mrs Fox on Roman's Road?
01:41Yes.
01:41It's only a few minutes' walk, and she is expecting you. Is that all right?
01:45Yes, of course.
01:46Right then. Let's get you into casualty, Angela.
01:51Karen was delighted.
01:52Here was someone for her to look after, all on her own.
02:01She decided to take Sam indoors and see if he wanted anything to eat or drink.
02:05Would you like some milk?
02:19Hi, Bernard.
02:21Bernard had a new video, and wondered if Karen would like to watch it with him.
02:24I can't say at the moment. I'm looking after Sam. Sam Bennet.
02:28Oh.
02:29You can help if you like.
02:30Bernard was not very interested in small children, though he did give Karen his watch.
02:34He always says that small children take up a lot more time than people think.
02:38Thanks.
02:38He said he heard that looking after small children took a lot of time, more than most people realised.
02:44Karen could not believe her eyes. How could such a little boy make so much mess in such a short time?
02:55Oh, Sam.
02:57Her models were broken.
03:11He had poured milk into her father's guitar.
03:14And the biscuit. What had he done with his biscuit?
03:33It was lucky that she had Bernard's watch.
03:51At least Sam couldn't cause any more trouble while she cleared up.
04:03To be continued...
04:13To be continued...
04:17To be continued...
04:25The one thing Karen couldn't do in frozen time was the vacuuming.
04:55So she found another way to keep Sam quiet while she was doing that.
05:19When Karen finally set off with Sam for his aunt's house, she found he liked to play a
05:24little game.
05:30He would throw his toy rabbit out of the buggy, and when Karen got it back for him, he would
05:36throw it out again.
05:41Sam thought it was a wonderful game.
05:47And he played it all the way down the road.
05:58Sometimes it could be quite embarrassing.
06:04And sometimes, if she hadn't had Bernard's watch...
06:47He would throw it out of the game any more.
07:02Then, when Karen got to the shops, Sam disappeared.
07:16Sam, where are you?
07:31Come back here!
07:37There you are.
07:52You must have gone off like that on your own.
07:54You have to wait until...
07:56Who's is this, Sam?
08:00Where did you get this from?
08:08Karen decided it would be simplest to return the bag without saying anything.
08:11I'm telling you, someone stole my bag.
08:32I left it on the floor, and when I turned around...
08:36There it is.
08:37She's got it.
08:38She stole my bag.
08:39Is that your bag, madam?
08:40No, of course it isn't.
08:41Look.
08:42This is my purse.
08:43These are my glasses.
08:46And I certainly didn't buy these.
08:49Have you paid for these items, madam?
08:51No, no, but you thief.
08:52I'm not a thief.
08:53Well then, what are you doing with your bag?
08:54Oh, Sam.
08:55I suppose someone crept up while you weren't looking and gave it to you.
09:05I keep telling you, I didn't steal anything.
09:22Oh, yes you did.
09:24And someone ought to call the police.
09:26I'm not a thief.
09:27People like you should be locked up to me.
09:29People like me.
09:30You're amazed that this is happening.
09:31You mustn't take other people's shopping bags, Sam.
09:34And you mustn't take sweets.
09:40Watch out!
09:55Karen had never known so many things go wrong in such a short space of time.
10:02How dare you!
10:03What?
10:04You just poked me!
10:05I'm sorry.
10:06I was trying to...
10:07I know exactly what you were trying to do.
10:09I suppose you enjoy doing that sort of thing, do you?
10:11You think it's amusing?
10:12Is there a problem, madam?
10:13Yes, it most certainly is.
10:14This man just poked me in my bottom.
10:16I see.
10:17I'm terribly sorry.
10:19It was an accident.
10:20I was jumping backwards to avoid the buggy.
10:23What buggy?
10:24Where?
10:25Well, that's the point.
10:27It's vanished.
10:28I see.
10:29So you jumped backwards to avoid an invisible buggy.
10:32Well, no.
10:33It wasn't invisible when I saw it.
10:34It's just our people like you need locking up.
10:37Look!
10:38There's a policeman going down there.
10:40Right.
10:41I keep telling you.
10:42I didn't steal anything.
10:43Right.
10:44You can tell that to the sergeant.
10:45Come on.
10:46There's been a misunderstanding.
10:47Please, please.
10:48Officer, I want you to arrest this woman for stealing my bag.
10:52I didn't.
10:53I didn't take anything.
10:54She was trying to leave without paying for these as well.
10:56I was not trying to leave them.
10:57Oh, yes, they were.
10:58In your bag.
10:59What were they doing?
11:00I need to go.
11:01What were they doing?
11:02In your bag.
11:03Quiet!
11:05Right.
11:06We'll take this one thing at a time, shall we?
11:12All right.
11:13You first.
11:16It was all her fault, Karen thought.
11:18But how could she explain?
11:26Well, I was bending over the pram and this...
11:41In his notebook, the policeman read,
11:43I am very sorry.
11:45It was all my fault.
11:47There was an invisible buggy
11:49and the other woman did not steal anything.
11:51Please don't let anyone get into trouble.
11:54Who did this?
11:55What?
11:56Someone's been writing in my notebook.
11:58Oh, for goodness sake.
12:00This woman is a thief and needs to be arrested.
12:02I am not a thief!
12:03Yes, they also are.
12:04Yes, they are.
12:05I suppose these streets of people
12:06are something about buying magic this day.
12:08This is to responsibility.
12:09They jumped it on their own, I expect.
12:12In the end, Karen decided to let them
12:14sort it out for themselves.
12:25According to her watch, Karen had only been looking after Sam
12:30for 20 minutes of real time.
12:32Somehow it felt a lot longer.
12:34And by the time she got Sam to his aunt,
12:45he had picked some flowers, eaten three of them
12:48and lost one of his shoes.
12:52Hi, Sam.
12:53Hi.
12:54Thanks very much for bringing him over.
12:55Come on then.
12:56Will you come in and stay for a while?
12:58No, thank you.
12:59I have to go home.
13:00Sam's aunt asked Karen if she would like to come in.
13:02All right.
13:03Bye-bye.
13:04Bye.
13:05Say bye-bye, Sam.
13:06She was a very nice boy, Karen decided,
13:08but she wanted to go home now and have a rest.
13:26Maybe there was still time to go to Bernard's house
13:29and watch the film.
13:36I'll change mind if that's all right.
14:03Thanks.
14:04I thought you were looking after Sam.
14:07No.
14:08I've done that.
14:09Oh.
14:10Was it fun?
14:11Well, I have to tell you something, Bernard.
14:13And Karen explained to Bernard that looking after small children
14:16takes a lot more time than most people think.
14:34It's good to see you.
14:35It's very strong.
14:36I'm not afraid when you're looking after all children.
14:37You're not afraid to be grateful.
14:39See you.
14:41I'm not afraid to get married.
14:43I'm not afraid to get married.
14:44It's so, it was very good for him.
14:46As you don't have to.
14:47I'll see you again.
14:48It's so cute, can I tell you to be honest.
14:51I am.
14:53I am.
14:54I am.
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