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Sagwa, the Chinese Siamese Cat: #11701Comic OperaBaba and his buddies are performing an opera on the occasion of Mama Miao's birthday and entrust Sagwa to deliver the libretto to Sing Bad, who will perform it the next day. The route to Sing Bad's is confusing and filled with wierd obstacles (mainly because Fu-Fu gave the directions wrong while in haste). And Fu-Fu couldn't help much because the bats are moving to a cave with a better feng-shui. On the way, Sagwa accidentally wet the scroll, which causes the libretto to become illegible. Luckily, Fu-Fu overheard the libretto and manage to finish the move in time. Together they piece it back together so Sing Bad can sing the score.#11702Not-So-Purrfect PatientDongwa is enjoying Sagwa's attention and help after he accidentally sprained his foot. Once he realizes that he feels better, he finds it hard to tell everyone he's better because he is enjoying all the favors... being waited on... and no chores! He tricks Sagwa into doing his chores for him. Fu-Fu then drops in and tells Sagwa that a beautiful dragon boat is in town. Sagwa decides to go tell Dongwa about it, and finds out that Dongwa has been tricking her. She then comes up with a plan to get even with Dongwa. In the end, Dongwa realizes it isn't right to take advantage of people for personal gain. He is also grounded until he finish his chores. So, Fu-Fu and Sagwa helps him out with his chores and they get to see the boat in the end.

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