Below is the conversation
Mr. Figinblossom's students had when they heard the harpy eagle's
cry. Read it, then add your contribution to the conversation in your TRAVEL
LOG.
Charlie:
W-w-w-what was that horrible screech?!
Dalia: That was the harpy eagle's cry. She's calling us to
go up the tree.
Charlie: Gulp! This is just too scary for me, gang. I-I don't think
I can go any further. I'm afraid you're going to have to leave me
here - to die.
Jose: C'mon, Munge, that's loco. Get over it. We've got
a quest to complete. Onward troops!
Teresa: Yeah, Munge, don't be such a big wimp. C'mon, let's
go.
Charlie: I can't. My legs are stuck.
Tina: You mean your brain is stuck.
Wally: You can do it, Munge.
Mr. F said we need to work together as a team and you're part of the team.
Dalia: Yeah, besides: did you hear the sadness in the harpy's cry?
How could anyone turn away from such heartrending grief? We must follow her
call against all odds!
Catrina: Oh brother! I think you've all lost your marbles. Look,
I'm stuck, too - stuck on this ridiculous adventure with a bunch of nincompoops!
If he's stuck, I say we leave him here for the snakes and the army ants.
Charlie: Snakes! Army ants! Um, wait for me! I'm coming!
Tina: Hmm, looks like his brain got unstuck in a hurry. There's
no fear that can't be overcome - by a greater one! Ha-ha.
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