The Story

[Rillbrook the Wanderer]

As they were walking to get a plum pudding cake, the blue bush got closer and closer.

[HeadInAnotherGalaxy]

It was followed by a red bush, which had been a wee bit late to the scene due to some costume difficulty off-stage and was trying to catch up.

[Rillbrook the Wanderer]

The yellow bush was completely missing.

[HeadInAnotherGalaxy]

It had accidentally fallen down a nearby trapdoor, and was rather occupied with keeping the Sheep that were hiding there from eating it. The Sheep however proved too much for it, and it was devoured. The story went on.

[Booklover]

For some reason, the plum pudding was modelling for some fashion magazine. The blue bush stopped to admire it, and blew away in the wind.

[HeadInAnotherGalaxy]

Which is soon to become a major literary work entitled, Gone With The Wind.

[WorshipTiria]

Unfortunately, the the bush was never seen again and there was a memorial for it in the nearby forest.

[Rillbrook the Wanderer]

*The red bush, though frightened by the untimely demise of it's brethren, continued on its mission*

[HeadInAnotherGalaxy]

Suddenly, a small hole appeared in the ground in front of it, and out popped a Hobbit.

[Booklover]

The Hobbit left to eat second breakfast, though not without his pocket handkerchief.

[WorshipTiria]

Unbeknownst to the hobbit, a large spider crawled out after him.

[HeadInAnotherGalaxy]

The Hobbit had actually stolen the Spider's shiny onion ring, and she wanted it back. Or else.

[WorshipTiria]

Fortunately, there was a frog in the trees, ready to save the day.

[HeadInAnotherGalaxy]

But unfortunately for the Hobbit, said Frog was also drunk from a wild party he had been to the previous night.

[WorshipTiria]

As the frog charged forward to save the day, he ended up stumbling and falling into the hole.