l think it's a house.
Ahhh.
Careful.
If somebody does live in here,
they sure are messy.
Yep, yep. Messy.
What this? So much junk.
Hmm. Huh.
Ohhh.
I guess the people moved away
and left all this junk behind.
Wicket! Wicket!
- Hmm?
- If nobody lives here any more...
we can clean up
and this could be our house.
Yes, yes, Cindel. Our house.
Uh-oh.
- How'd you get here?
- He brought us here.
- He did, uh-huh.
- You nasty little bug-lover!
I've told you and I've told you. I don't
want no strangers around this place!
You brought 'em here
and you don't even know who they are!
- Who are you?
- My name is Cindel.
- Yeah? Well, who's that?
- Wicket.
Humph. Wicket.
Oh. You've been messing with my stuff.
All right. You brought 'em here.
Now you get 'em out of here.
- I don't want you here! Get out!
No place to go.
I don't care about that.
Now, you take him and go! Go on!
Come on, wicket.
He doesn't want us here.
He's just a mean old man, anyway.
Come on.
- Come on.
- Skedaddle!
I'll deal with you in a minute!
What do we do now, wicket?
Night soon. Rest here.
Safe.
Strangers.
Teek, you oughta know better!
This is my house, these are my things.
Don't want no strangers around here.
Besides, if I did let 'em stay...
First thing you know,
they'd wanna be friends or something.
- And then look at the trouble we'd have!
I'm cold, wicket.
Mm. Cold.
I'm hungry too.
Wicket hungry too.
You don't know who those people are
and you don't know what they're up to.
And it could be some kind of trick!
l know you get lonesome.
You think I don't?
What's this?
Now, what do we got here?
Some kind of porridge.
You make this?
- Oh, look here.
Some kind of...
Some kind of little muffins.
Shall we have some?
All right.
Ahhh!
My golly. That looks good.
Dig in.
Take all you want...
but don't let me catch you
giving none of them muffins...
to them little beggars outside,
you hear me?
I'm going over to that stove
and get me some more soup.
Whatever you do...
You stay right where you are.
Mmm.
- Thank you.
Mmm.
You are hungry.
Mm-hmm!
Aieee! Aieee!
- Oh! Help, Cindel! Help!
Thank you for building the fire.
I'm so glad you're here.
Yeah.
You know what?
You're my best friend.
Mm. Yes. Best friend.
All right, what are you two little wood rats
trying to do, burn down the whole forest?
But I was cold.
I ain't gonna let you build one of these fires
unless you build it in the fireplace.
Proper place for a fire is the fireplace...
so you can have this fire tonight...
but tomorrow you gotta go,
you understand me?
What's your name?
Noa.
Goodnight, Noa.
Goodnight.
Thank you.
Thank you.
- Goodnight, Teek.
Now, get to bed.
Help, Noa! Help! Help!
Wicket!
Wicket! They're here!
- What's the matter?
- They're gonna get me. They're here!
- Who's here? What's going on over here?
- The bad men!
Ohhh. You've been dreaming, honey.
You've had a bad dream is what you've had.
Now, there's nobody gonna bother you.
Old Noa will look after you.
You're safe here now.
I'll put you in this soft bed,
cover you up...
and you can sleep the night there, okay?
- All right. You too. Come on.
- Me too?
Up you go.
- You'll be all right.
- Thank you.
- See what you done now?
Look what we're into.
We got a lot better things to do, you know,
than look after these little bounders.
- Somebody somewhere
is worrying about 'em.
And come daylight...
they're gonna have to go.
Oh. Morning.
All right. I think now it's time for you two
to run along home.
I know there's somebody
worrying about you.
- Good morning.
- We go?
- Where will we go?
- Family need wicket.
But we don't know
where they are.
We find!
Mm.
I really think it would be better
if we left them out of this.
I mean, this is a strange power.
It's... It's