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Crafty wakes up inside DogDay’s home, where he and all the Critters have come to try and fix this issue. She awakens and see’s herself trapped in a wall of her friends, with the windows closed, and the door blocked off. “WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS?!” Crafty demands “I AM TRYING TO PAINT THE MOST PERFECT PICTURE AND YOU ARE ALL BLOCKING ME!” Every Critter was shocked, except CatNap, who was sleeping on the ground. “See?” DogDagy said to the others “See what I was talking about?” All the critters mumble in agreement. Crafty then tries to crash through the wall, but they all fight her off, and she sits back down. Bobby went up first. “Look, I know your picture has to be great…” “PERFECT! IT HAS TO BE PERFECT!” Crafty angrily corrects. Bobby starts up again, “Perfect whatever, there is no such thing as a perfect painting!” “She’s right you know” Bubba joins in, “Perfect is defined as flawless, immaculate, and amazing! Truth be told that kind of art doesn’t exist!” Hoppy then tries, “Yeah, you know, none of us are perfect at what we do. Me? I sometimes mess up when it comes to exercising!” Picky then joins, “Me too!” Then she lowers closer “To tell you the truth, I secretly love PB&J’s!”; Crafty then got a reality shock, but she wasn’t completely done. “B-but I need to be perfect, if I’m not p-perfect, I-I’m not the best.” Kicken then chimed in. “I’m not the best being cool all the time, but it’s okay to not be perfect!” All the critters agree, and then, Crafty finally snaps out of it. “Y-y-your right, D-dogDay i-I’m so sorry, all of you, I-I’m sorry” Then she gets up. “Y-you’re right! I’m gonna do it! I-I’m gonna bring in my best piece of work to the museum!” The Critters cheer! “GO FOR IT!” DogDay yells, “And remember, I would do anything to help!” She runs out, accidentally stepping on CatNap’s tail, who lets out a screeching meow. And they all went asleep, excited about what their friend would bring. But Crafty saw her picture that she chose needed a little bit more improvement, but not so much it wouldn’t be perfect, she needed more red. Luckily, next door was a trusty dog who said he would do anything to help…
