Peter
is calmly having fun playing trains by himself. He discovers the satisfying
“click” that follows when he connects the two magnetic couplings. Mitch stands
in the background, eyeing Peter suspiciously. He decides to take Peter’s fun for
his own. As Peter drives the trains back and forth, Mitch steals the caboose
and sticks his tongue out at Peter in defiance. Peter, hurt, decides that it
would be better to move on to the other train than to retaliate. Mitch,
seemingly ineffective in gaining attention from Peter, decides that this stolen
fun isn’t what he thought. He kneels by Peter. Peter protects his other toy
from being stolen by holding it closer. Mitch backs away slyly, seeing that he
won’t be able to steal directly this time, and sits. Peter, trusting that Mitch
wants to play together this time, begins to relax. Peter builds using the spare
tracks, and Mitch inches closer to the second train. Before Peter realizes that
his figure-8 track is on a collision course, Mitch takes the bridge piece Peter
needs and begins to play with both trains. Peter, stuck with a worthless flat
track, looks around for his train, only to find Mitch playing with both! Mitch
laughs in triumph, but Peter turns away, upset. Mitch is shaken – he didn’t
think Peter would take it this personally. Mitch offers the train back, but
Peter shrugs his shoulder away. Mitch leaves the toy and goes off screen. Peter
sees the toy, sniffs, and picks it up. He still doesn’t have the track piece he
needs, though, so he looks defeated. Mitch returns with a bridge piece and sets
it over the straightaway. Peter realizes his repentant nature, and grabs a
connecting piece. Mitch does the same, and both place their connectors. As the
train rolls up the bridge and descends, credits roll.
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