Grizelda: (Sighs) "You must love all those cheers."
Bartleby: "Who's amazing?"
True: "I'm glad they're happy, but I just like to help."
Grizelda: "Sure. Helping is probably good, but all that clapping - that's why you help. Right?"
True: "Nope. I just like helping."
Grizelda: "Oh."
Rainbow Kingdom citizens (in the background): "Yay, True!"
Grizelda: "I don't get it."
A Grizmo (covered in red spray paint, looking at the finished Princess Grizbot): "Whoa."
Grizelda: "Behold, my amazing Princess Grizbot! This is so much better than True's Wishes. Thank you, Grizmos!... I can't believe I just thanked the Grizmos."
True: "You've never had a lunch like this, B. An all-around round lunch where everything is round! Rolly fruit, Cruncho-Balls, Globey Pie, and your favorite, Zazoony Juice Balls!"
Bartleby: "If it's round, it's goin' down, in my belly, that's also round."
Bartleby: "Grizelda? You look different. Did you change your hair?"
Grizelda: "Oh, you noticed."
Bartleby: "Do we say goodbye to the Rainbow Kingdom now or wait until after she's broken it?"
A Grizmo: "Uh, we got a problem."
True: "Ready for breakfast, B? It's an all squares, square breakfast! Cube fruit, Squarewiches, Crackleboxes, and block pudding!"
Bartleby: "No rolling off the table now."
(Princess Grizbot comes near True and Bartleby's home, with its thuds causing the food to fall from the table.)
Bartleby: (Sighs) "Well, at least it didn't roll."
True: "That's not Grizelda. That's Frookie!"
Bartleby: "That dog does not have a license to drive a giant princess-shaped robot."
Bartleby: "Wow! Yetis are great at playing tetherball. Eh, not so great at robot-stopping."
Bartleby: "Your flat Zee fell a little flat... Zee! Ha ha, flat Zee!"
Zee: "Back to the drawing board."
Grizelda: "My Frookie-wookums gets so cranky when he misses his belly rubs."
Zee: "I'm sure the Wishing Tree can help - with the Grizbot, not a belly rub."
(Grizelda witnesses True sing The Wishing Tree Song and receive three Wishes for the first time.)
Bartleby: (Giggles) "Was that amazing or what?"
Grizelda: "I guess it was a little amazing."
Bartleby: "A little?"
Grizelda: "Okay, a lot amazing."
Grizelda (referring to the Wishing Tree): "You know, it could be so much more dazzling in here with a little glitter, some jewels..."
(Princess Grizbot pulls out one of its stuck shoes and continues to walk through Rainbow City. Grizelda, True, and Bartleby gasp.)
Bartleby: "You mean Princess Un-stuckbot!"
(Princess Grizbot pulls a flower from one of the buildings.)
Grizelda: "Princess Grizbot! Puh-lease, that umbrella does not go with your outfit at all."
True: "Huh?"
Grizelda (upon seeing Frookie directing Princess Grizbot to her castle): "Finally, it's going back to my castle." (Gasps) "It's going back to my castle! True, do something!"
True: "That robot can really move!"
Bartleby: "How are we gonna stop it, True? We've already used two Wishes."
True: "Well, my third Wish is Zil-yun. He can multiply anything."
Bartleby: "But how can we use that to stop Princess Grizbot?"
True: "It's not the robot we need to stop. It's Frookie! But what can we multiply that Frookie really likes?"
Grizelda: "Well, he loves me, of course."
True: "And squeaky toys!"
Bartleby: "And me.'
True: "Bartleby, that's it! Frookie loves you. Giving more of you to love will get him to come out, stop the Princess Grizbot, and save Grizelda's castle!"
Grizelda: "A little drool never hurt anyone."
Bartleby: "And the world can always use more Bartleby."
(All laugh.)
(The three Bartlebys successfully throw True into the cockpit of Princess Grizbot.)
True: "Woo-hoo! Thanks Bartleby! I mean, Bartlebys." (Giggles)
Bartleby: "I speak for all of us when I say, 'no problem.'"
The three Bartlebys: "Cats rule, Bartlebys are cool."
Grizelda: "Oh! My Frookie's going to get stomped of someone doesn't do something!... Me! I have to do something!"
Grizelda: "Princess Grizbot is... destroyed! Oh, well. I'll just have my Grizmos build me another one."
True + Bartleby: "No!"
Grizelda: "Kidding! I'll have them build a giant statue of me instead. They're a lot less stompy. La la la la la..."
