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00:00The Boy Who Always Talks Back

00:02Max was a clever boy. He always had something to say, whether it was a good idea or not.

00:11If his mom asked him to clean his room, Max would cross his arms and huff,

00:16I'm not cleaning it. Why should I? It's not fair.

00:20If his dad called him to breakfast, Max would groan,

00:23I don't want that for breakfast. I wanted pancakes.

00:26At school, things were just as dramatic.

00:31When his teacher asked him to be quiet, Max would shout,

00:34Why do you always pick on me? I wasn't even talking.

00:39And if his friends wanted to play a game that wasn't exactly what Max had in mind,

00:44he'd say, I don't want to play that. I want to play my game, not yours.

00:51At first, it felt kind of powerful.

00:53Max thought he was in control, throwing his words around like he was the king of the world.

00:59But the more he talked back, the more people seemed fed up with him.

01:04One morning, Max's mom asked him to put away his toys,

01:08and Max didn't like that one bit.

01:11Ugh, I don't want to, he groaned.

01:14His mom gave him that serious look.

01:17You know the one.

01:18But Max didn't care.

01:20He stomped his foot and muttered,

01:22You're always bossing me around.

01:25His mom sighed, her shoulders slumping.

01:29Max, if you keep talking like that, it's going to hurt our feelings.

01:34But Max didn't care.

01:36After all, what did it matter if he was a little rude?

01:40He felt better when he let it out, right?

01:42Later that afternoon, Max went outside to play with his friends.

01:48He ran up to them, full of energy, and demanded,

01:51Let's play my game.

01:53But his friends just stared at him for a second,

01:56then shrugged and said,

01:58Nah, we're going to play something else.

02:01Max blinked.

02:03What?

02:04That didn't happen.

02:05He was Max.

02:07People didn't say no to him.

02:08But there they were, walking away.

02:12Max stared after them, blinking in confusion.

02:16But I'm the one who knows how to play all the fun games, he grumbled.

02:19Why don't they like me?

02:23That evening, Max called his dog Buster to come inside.

02:27But Buster didn't come.

02:28Max stomped his foot.

02:30Buster, come here right now.

02:32But instead of wagging his tail and rushing over,

02:35Buster turned and trotted off toward the bushes.

02:38Completely ignoring Max.

02:41Max gaped in disbelief.

02:44Why does everyone ignore me?

02:45What's going on?

02:48Feeling very annoyed, Max went back inside and tried to talk to his mom.

02:52But she just gave him a tired smile and said,

02:55Okay, Max.

02:56Let's try to do better tomorrow.

03:00Max didn't feel like doing better.

03:02In fact, he was starting to feel kind of grumpy.

03:05Why didn't anyone ever just listen to him?

03:09Was he really that bad?

03:10That night, Max fell into a deep sleep.

03:17And oh, what a sleep it was.

03:20Boy, was it a strange one.

03:23Max woke up in a world that looked nothing like his room.

03:26Everything around him seemed to bounce and jiggle like jelly.

03:29The trees were swaying like they had too much coffee.

03:33And the sky was a swirling mix of purple and orange.

03:38Max thought he was dreaming.

03:39But it felt so real.

03:41He opened his mouth to say something.

03:44And, boing, the words shot out like rubber balls.

03:47I don't want to do this, he yelled.

03:50And the words bounced right back at him, hit his hand.

03:54Boom.

03:55Max stumbled back.

03:57He tried to run.

03:59But the words came faster and harder, bouncing off the ground like they had a mind of their own.

04:04I don't want to clean my room, Max yelled, thinking maybe he could get away from them.

04:10Max tried to dodge them.

04:12But it was like being trapped in a giant, angry word machine.

04:16The more he yelled, the more the words came back at him.

04:20They didn't just bounce.

04:22They seemed to be multiplying.

04:25Like some sort of giant word monster.

04:29I hate this splat.

04:31I'm not doing it.

04:32Bam.

04:32You never listen to me.

04:34Zap.

04:35Each word hit him harder than the last one.

04:38And he found himself covered in a pile of bouncing, angry words.

04:42He could hardly breathe.

04:44This is horrible, he cried out.

04:47Why does this keep happening?

04:50Just as Max thought he might get buried under the word avalanche, a figure appeared.

04:56It was a wise old owl, perched on a nearby tree.

05:01The owl blinked at him and said,

05:03Max, do you see what happens when you throw your words around carelessly?

05:08Max blinked back at the owl.

05:09Uh, yeah.

05:11They hurt me.

05:13The owl nodded.

05:14Exactly.

05:15Words are powerful.

05:17When you speak with anger and frustration, they come back at you.

05:22They don't just affect other people.

05:24They affect you, too.

05:26Max was confused.

05:28But I didn't mean to hurt anyone, he said, rubbing his head.

05:33I was just saying what I felt.

05:36The owl smiled gently.

05:38Sometimes, Max, when we speak without thinking, we create chaos around us.

05:44But when we choose our words carefully, when we speak with kindness and respect, we can create peace.

05:50Max stared at the owl.

05:53Slowly, the bouncing words began to disappear.

05:57They didn't pop or explode.

05:59Instead, they just vanished.

06:02Like they were never there.

06:04Max felt a sense of calm wash over him.

06:08Max woke up suddenly with a start, his heart racing from the dream.

06:13He sat up in bed, blinking in the quiet morning light.

06:17Was it just a dream?

06:19It felt so real.

06:22His mom walked in just then.

06:25Good morning, Max, she said, smiling brightly.

06:28How did you sleep?

06:29Max looked at her, still thinking about the strange dream.

06:34Mom, I had the weirdest dream.

06:36There were these words, bouncing all over the place, hitting me, and I realized I was the one causing it.

06:44His mom raised an eyebrow, amused.

06:47That sounds like a wild dream.

06:49What happened?

06:51Max took a deep breath.

06:53Well, every time I said something rude or yelled at someone, my words came back at me.

06:59They hit me, and it hurts.

07:00And then I realized, I was making everything worse with my words, not better.

07:08His mom nodded thoughtfully.

07:10Sounds like that dream taught you something important.

07:14Max's face lit up.

07:16Yeah, I think it was trying to show me that when I talk back or say mean things, it doesn't just hurt others.

07:23It hurts me, too.

07:24I never realized how powerful words are until they came flying back at me like a thousand angry boomerangs.

07:32His mom smiled warmly, sitting down beside him.

07:36That's a great way to put it.

07:38When we use words carelessly, they can come back to hurt us.

07:43But when we use kind and respectful words, we create better relationships with the people around us and with ourselves.

07:51Max thought about this.

07:55I don't want to make things worse anymore, Mom.

07:58I want to be more careful with my words.

08:01I want to make people feel better, not worse.

08:04His mom gave him a big hug.

08:07I'm proud of you, Max.

08:09It's not always easy, but I know you can do it.

08:15That morning, Max was asked to clean his room.

08:18Normally, he would have groaned and complained.

08:20But this time, he looked around, then said,

08:24Okay, Mom.

08:25I don't really want to, but I know it needs to be done.

08:28Can we do it together later?

08:30His mom grinned.

08:32That sounds like a great plan, Max.

08:36Later, when Max went outside to play, he smiled and said,

08:40Can I join your game, guys?

08:43His friends smiled back and said,

08:45Of course, Max.

08:46Let's play.

08:47And when Max called Buster to come inside, he said softly,

08:51Come here, boy.

08:53This time, Buster came running, wagging his tail.

08:57Max smiled to himself.

08:59This felt good.

09:01His words were no longer bouncing back at him.

09:03They were connecting him with people and even his dog.

09:06From that day forward, Max was careful with the words he spoke.

09:13He knew they had the power to make people feel good or bad.

09:16And he chose to use them wisely.

09:19No more bouncing words.

09:21No more hurtful things.

09:23Just kind, respectful words that made the world a little brighter for everyone,

09:29including himself.

09:30The end.

09:32The end.

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