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You walk into the cafeteria and see in the far corner Winnie the Pooh trying to make a sandwich around the toaster area, so you decide to join him because you’re hungry and have not gotten to eat since the journey started.

As you start to go over there, Winnie the Pooh accidentally sets the toaster on fire and all of a sudden the fire is expanding very rapidly. Winnie the Pooh sees you out of the corner of his eye and yells,

“Quick! Grab the fire extinguisher!”

Frantically, you look around for the fire extinguisher while Pooh tries to find other ways to keep the fire from expanding, for it would burn down the whole cafeteria and everything would be lost.

You scream across the cafeteria, “Pooh! There is not one to be found anywhere!”

All you can think of is to grab the octopus you received earlier on the journey.

You yell, “Pooh! The only thing left is this octupus I have. Everything else has been burned in the fire!

Pooh replies, “That will have to do! Bring it here quick.”

You run as fast as you can to Pooh to give him the octopus. At first, there is no hope; the octopus has failed to extinguish the fire, but just when the fire looks like it has won, the octopus spews ink that puts out the fire immediately.

Winnie the Pooh, beaming with happiness and excitement, runs over and thanks you ever so graciously.

He says, “I cannot thank you enough for helping me extinguish that fire. It could have turned out much worse. To show you my thanks, I would like to help you continue on you are journey. You now have three options. You may either continue on this path and go see what the theatre has in store for you, run to the weight room to observe what might be waiting for you there, or, lastly, take a stroll to through the courtyard to see what you might come across.” (Click on one of the preceeding)

You reply, “Is this all the information you can give me? These are hard choices! I do not know which one will be best.”

Pooh responds, “I am unable to give you anymore information. Just pick carefully for it matters what decision you make.”