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    The pigeon tries to convince the narrator to let it stay up late, using various excuses and arguments. However, the pigeon becomes increasingly tired, struggling to keep its eyes open. It eventually falls asleep while insisting it isn't tired. The bus driver returns, thanks the narrator for preventing the pigeon from staying up late as requested.

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    The pigeon tries to convince the narrator to let it stay up late, using various excuses and arguments. However, the pigeon becomes increasingly tired, struggling to keep its eyes open. It eventually falls asleep while insisting it isn't tired. The bus driver returns, thanks the narrator for preventing the pigeon from staying up late as requested.

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    Don’t Let the Pigeon Stay Up Late!

    by Mo Willems

    Narrator Pigeon Bus driver

    Bus Driver: Oh, good, it’s you. Listen, it’s getting late and I need to brush my teeth. Can you do
    me a favor? Don’t let the pigeon stay up late! Thanks.

    Narrator: The bus driver walks off. In comes Pigeon.

    Pigeon: First of all, I’m not even tired!

    Narrator: Pigeon starts to dance.

    Pigeon: [dancing] In fact, I’m in the mood for a hot dog party! What do you say? No!?

    Narrator: Pigeon looks away and folds arms.

    Pigeon: Hmph. I hear there’s a good show about birds on TV tonight. Should be very
    educational. How about five more minutes? C’mon! What’s five minutes in the grand scheme of
    things!?

    Narrator: Pigeon covers his mouth and yawns.

    Pigeon: [yelling] What!? What!?

    Narrator: Pigeon wildly flaps his arms.

    Pigeon: [yelling] I’M NOT TIRED!

    Narrator: Pigeon takes a deep breath and calms down.

    Pigeon: Y’know, we never get to talk anymore. Tell me about your day.

    Narrator: Pigeon starts jumping up and down.

    Pigeon: Oh! I’ve got a great idea! [sits down] We could count the stars!

    Narrator: Pigeon jumps up and begins pacing.

    Pigeon: Can I have a glass of water? Studies show that pigeons hardly need any sleep at all! It’s
    the middle of the day in China! I’ll go to bed early tomorrow night instead!

    Narrator: Pigeon pauses to think. Then he starts marching.


    Pigeon: Hey, hey! Ho, ho! This here Pigeon just won’t go! [drops to knees] Pleeeeaaaasssseeee!

    Narrator: Pigeon runs away and comes back with a bunny.

    Pigeon: My bunny wants to stay up, too! You can’t say “NO” to a bunny, can you?

    Narrator: Pigeon drops the bunny and lets out a huge yawn.

    Pigeon: Okay, that was NOT a yawn! I was stretching. I’m [yawn] 110% awake…!

    Narrator: Pigeon’s eyes are getting heavy. He can hardly stand up straight.

    Pigeon: You haven’t heard the [yaaaawn] last of me!

    Narrator: Pigeon is fast asleep.

    Pigeon: ZZZZZZZ [snork!] zzzzzzzz.

    Narrator: The bus driver returns.

    Bus Driver: Great work. Thanks. Good night.

    Narrator: Pigeon is dreaming of eating hot dogs with his bunny.

    Scripted by Karmetria White

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