Timmy Alternate Ending

One spring day, Timmy, Benny and Fae went with Benny’s dad to the savanna.

“Wow! It’s like a big lake of green grass!” exclaimed Benny, looking at the grassy planes that went on forever.

Fae bounced from leg to leg, waving her tail excited. “Look at those animals go!” she said, as a group of zebras ran in the distance. “There’s so much to see here!” Timmy beeped excited, taking a picture of the zebras.

Fae and Benny nodded, eager to explore and meet new animals that didn’t often visit the forest.

Seeing them bubbling with excitement, Papa Bear said, “Alright, go exploring, but don’t wonder too far.”

“We won’t!” shouted Benny, Fae and Timmy, dashing off.

“Mr. Giraffe, can we take a picture with you?” asked Timmy upon finding the biggest giraffe

An ostrich, who’d been searching for food, took a break to give them a ride on her back.

They cheered, as the ostrich picked up speed, making Benny almost fall off.

“I don’t like this!” Benny shouted, clinging to the tail feathers of the ostrich as it sped along.

They stopped by a lake, where a family of elephants bathed and napped under the shade of a leafy tree.

“Can we take pictures with your family, please?” asked Timmy, walking up to Daddy Elephant.

Daddy elephant swung his trunk. Laughing, he said, “Sure!”

They took pictures with the elephants, but when it was time to take a picture with Fantie, the littlest elephant, Fantie covered her face with her big ears and shook her head.

“No pictures!” she whispered shyly.

“Just one, please?” begged Timmy, wanting to take a picture with her.

Fantie’s huge ears were so cool. They reminded him of the elephant from a movie he’d seen.

Fantie shook her head and made sad noises with her trunk.

“Why not?” Asked Fae, curiously.

Fantie sobbed, “My ears are too big, and I look ugly!” She fanned out her ears, which dragged on the ground.

Benny, Fae and Timmy giggled, as large, red aunts scrambled away from Fantie’s sweeping

Fantie stopped by the lake. Sobbing, she covered her face with her large ears.

“What’s wrong, Fantie?” Asked Mama Elephant.

“I don’t want to take a picture with my new friends.” Fantie sniffled. “My ears are too huge and I will look so ugly!”

Mama Elephant sighed and stroke her daughter’s back with her trunk. “Everyone is unique and beautiful in their own way.”

“Not me.” Fantie whimpered, waving her trunk in the water.

Mama elephant smiled gently, “You are the most beautiful little elephant to me and your dad. Your new friends sure think so too.”

Fantie shook her head, “They just want a picture of me because of how strange I am.”

“No.” said Timmy softly, as he, Fae and Benny walked towards her. “We want a picture to remember you when we go back to the forest.”

Fantie lifted her head slightly, “You mean it?”

Timmy nodded and Fae asked, “How about it?”

Fantie lifted her trunk from the water, trumpeted really loud and sprayed every one of them with icy cold water.

They giggled and fantie apologized, while spraying them with even more water.

Laughing, Timmy took great pictures of Fantie and his friends playing in the