The Great Christmas Bunny Emergency (Part 2 )

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What Did You Do Yesterday? with Max Rushden & David O'Doherty 24 min 3 speakers 8 chapters transcribed 3 months ago
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What is the premise of The Great Christmas Bunny Emergency?

David O'Doherty 0:00
Hello and welcome to episode two of the Great Christmas Bunny Emergency. I'm David O'Doherty and this is Max Rushton. Hello, Max Rushton.
Max Rushden 0:12
So just to set the scene, if I've got it right, David, as the first person to ever listen to episode one. You are. Nora has lost her toy rabbit. Yes. In the zoo. The zoo comes alive when the people leave. Yes.

How does Emer attempt to save Green Bunny from the seagulls?

Max Rushden 0:27
And Ema the lemur, who is our hero, finds the bunny and is brave enough to get the bunny. But then just as she's about to put it in a place where lost property might find it, two seagulls come and whip it away. So right now... As far as I can tell, the seagulls are flying and they could be flying anywhere with Nora's bunny. And we don't know. It's unlikely someone's starting episode two, isn't it? Unless they want to listen to this like memento. I think most people would have listened to it. My notes on episode one is the cast that you brought in to play all the characters is excellent. But whoever played the tortoise was that was a I'm not saying stole the show because there are some the two Barry's were excellent as well.

What challenges does Emer face while sneaking around the zoo?

Max Rushden 1:08
But we're at a real point of jeopardy now, and I want to find out what's going to happen.
David O'Doherty 1:12
So there's three episodes. This is episode two. The characters you're playing, you have one character in this episode. You're a mean zookeeper called Baldi. Baldi, okay, right. Yeah, it's going to get even trickier in episode three as the tension rises here. So let's just go straight in. This is episode slash Barry two. And this one's called Lost Property.

How does Emer interact with Speedy Pete the cat?

David O'Doherty 1:47
No, you don't, screamed Emer, diving to grab onto Green Bunny's legs before he's taken off into the sky. I don't know if you've ever seen a seagull up close, but they are huge. And these were two of the hugest. Stuck inside her enclosure, Barb felt helpless as she watched. Emer was using all of her strength to hang on, but she wasn't going to last much longer. Then Barb remembered Emer's idea from the day before. Ronnie! She called out as loud as she could. It wasn't nearly loud enough to wake the owl, but Declan the lion heard her.
Ronnie!

What happens when Emer encounters the zookeepers?

David O'Doherty 2:28
He roared. Then Rudy the elephant joined in. Ronnie! Ronnie! For the second day in a row, Ronnie's sleepy head swiveled up from his owl nest. This time it wasn't hard for him to see why he was needed. Ronnie swooped down and knocked into the seagulls like a feathery bowling ball. They lost their grip on Green Bunny and bounced off in different directions. Ronnie landed beside Emer, who was still cuddly. clinging on to green bunny's ankles and together they watched the wretched seagulls hobble off yes thanks so much ronnie eber said i need to think of a better way to get green bunny to the zoo keepers can this one please not involve waking me up again said ronnie as he flapped back to bed

How does Deirdre the seagull help Emer find Nora?

David O'Doherty 3:17
We have to be quiet because the zookeepers are just inside that door, Emer whispered to Green Bunny as they crept along the path towards their hut. Not that there's any reason to tell a toy rabbit to be quiet, if anything, Emer was making noise by telling him not to make any. Emer had tied Green Bunny's arms around her neck so she was carrying him like a cape or an enormous scarf. In her arms was an old banana she'd got from the chimps. The plan was simple. She would leave Green Bunny by the door of the zookeeper's hut while they finished their lunch. That way, they would find him before the seagulls did. But first... She had one other issue to deal with. As they approached the door, a small flap at the bottom creaked open and a cat stepped out.

What is the significance of Cabin Teely in the story?

David O'Doherty 4:10
Now, if this had been any other cat in the whole world, Emer and Green Bunny would have run away as fast as they could and not stopped running till they were back in the safety of the Amazon primates enclosure. Cats hate lemurs. But this was Speedy Pete, the zookeeper's cat.
Who is there?
David O'Doherty 4:33
He said, looking in every direction, including right at Emer and Green Bunny. Speedy Pete was almost 30 years old, which isn't old for a tortoise or an elephant, but is very old for a cat. He wasn't as speedy as he had once been. And his eyesight and, well, all other aspects of him weren't quite as sharp as they once were.

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