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Young Adult (18-35)Transcript
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Red mountain crowned in stars against a blue sky. A paramount picture inside a star. Popeye blows his pipe words appear. Popeye the Sailor, a famous studios production direction Dave Tendler, animation, Maurie Redden and Thomas Moore music. Winston Sharples, a yellow title appears Insect to injury outside on a sunny day. Pope works on his house across his green lawn. Popeye carries bricks and cement. He climbs up a ladder to his red roof at the top. Papa kneels beside a square hole. Popeye tosses the bricks high then cements them in places they land creating a chimney. Now my house is finished. Popeye puffs out his chest and slides down the ladder. He picks up a green mailbox atop a wooden post. Popeye carries it outside the front gate beside the white picket fence. Popeye sticks the post in the ground with black paint. He adds his name to the side of the mailbox. His paint brush swipes the air as the mailbox sinks and the wooden post disappears. Popeye's eyes grow huge as a swarm of tiny black dots march out from underneath the mailbox. A magnifying glass shows fierce brown bugs with sharp white teeth. The termites change direction. Oh my gosh. He slams the gate shut and leans against it. The cloud of termites eat the wooden gate around him. Then began munching the wooden walkway. He leaps from the Popeye shaped gate. His legs churn fast as he races to the front door. Popeye grabs the walkway, turning it away from the house. The termites devour it board by board. Waiting at the end. Popeye grips a metal bucket as they finish, he slams the lid on, carrying the trapped termites. Popeye swaggers through the front gate grinning. He sets the bucket on the dirt road. Popeye struts away.