What starts out as small talk between Shooter and Happy turns into a confrontation, as Shooter attempts to discredit Happy as a golfer. At the end of the encounter, Shooter rhymes on his way out, and Happy retaliates with his own rhymes.

Caillou and his class visit the butterfly conservatory. There, they learn about the different stages in a butterfly's life cycle: caterpillar (larva), chrysalis (pupa), and adult (imago).

Tod meets up with a business women. As soon as he walks in the business women knew exactly what she wanted from him in order to make her job easier and still profit from it. She then goes into convincing Tod that he's the perfect guy for the job. Tod at first seemd suspicious about it at first but after a while he came through.

In this scene, Marquis St. Evrémonde runs over a young boy with his carriage and has a cavalier response to his wrongdoing.

During Christmas, the narrator poetically describes The Grinch's lonely childhood and why he feels that it is the worst day of the year.