[silence]
[narrator] -Take Courage.
[lighthearted orchestral music] A young adventurer went on a journey,
a journey to find the heart fruit.
Legend has it that one bite of this mysterious fruit,
will fill your heart with courage.
"Mmm..."
He wanted this fruit,
and knew it would taste delicious,
so he set off to find it.
The adventurer's name,
was Kirby.
[music ends]
[inquisitive strings music] The winds blew so fiercely
that Kirby struggled to move.
He could hardly keep his eyes open.
It seemed he would be blown away at any moment.
The farther he got,
the stronger the winds became.
Yet he marched on,
moving forward one tiny step at a time.
He knew every step brought him closer to the heart fruit.
[music ends]
[cheery accordion music] Even when he lost his way,
even when he was covered in mud,
even when he was tired, and his feet felt heavy,
he never stopped yearning for the heart fruit.
How cold it is!
If he stayed here long,
he would surely turn to ice!
Perhaps the heart fruit,
would be warm and toasty.
After making it through the icy land,
next, he faced incredible heat.
Even his own breath felt burning hot!
And yet, if he just kept pushing forward,
he would perhaps come across the heart fruit.
Maybe he wouldn't ever find it.
But maybe, just maybe, he would.
Perhaps the heart fruit,
would be nice and chilly.
Climb, rest, climb, rest.
Kirby slowly but surely made his way to the top of the mountain.
[music ends]
That's when he found it,
the shiny, mouthwatering heart fruit!
[soft lullaby music] That mysterious fruit
said to fill your heart with courage.
Would it taste sweet?
Or perhaps sour?
A treat like this
should be enjoyed in a special spot.
Kirby settled beneath the peaceful sky,
the perfect sky to take a nap under.
Holding his treasured fruit,
he opened his mouth wide to eat it.
But then,
[serene percussion music] From the corner of his eye,
he saw a weary traveler.
Kirby could tell he could not bring himself
to take another step forward.
Kirby lowered his prized fruit,
and quietly walked toward him.
Take courage.
[music ends]