- The Monster at the End of This Book.
- What did that say?
On the first page, what did that say?
Did that say there will be a monster
at the end of this book?
(gasps) It did?
Oh, I am so scared of monsters.
- Shh.
Listen, I have an idea.
- If you do not turn any pages,
we will never get to the end of this book.
And that is good
because there is a monster at the end of this book.
So please do not turn the page.
- You turned the page.
- Maybe you do not understand.
You see, turning pages will bring us
to the end of this book,
and there is a monster at the end of this book.
- But this will stop you from turning pages, see?
I am tying the pages together so you cannot...
- You turned another page.
You do not know what you're doing to me.
Now stop turning pages.
(chimes ring) (light playful music)
(chimes ring) - There!
I, Grover, am nailing this page to the next one
so that you will not be able to turn it,
and we will not get any closer
to the monster at the end of this book.
Bonk, bam, bing, klonk, bonk, bing, wood.
- Do you know that every time you turn another page,
you not only got us closer
to the monster at the end of this book,
but you make a terrible mess.
- This will stop you from turning pages,
a heavy, thick, solid, strong brick wall.
I would just like to see you try to turn this page.
(xylophone tinkles)
(drum booms)
- Do you know that you are very strong?
(dog barks)
- The next page is the end of this book,
and there is a monster at the end of this book.
(gasps) Oh, I'm so scared.
Please, please, do not turn the page.
Please, please, please!
- Well, look at that.
This is the end of the book and the only one here is me.
I, lovable, furry old Grover
am the monster at the end of this book.
And you were so scared.
- The end.
I told you and told you there was nothing to be afraid of.
- Oh, I am so embarrassed.