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Dinosaurs
Before
Dark
Interview
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Chapter
1
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Chapter
2
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5
Chapter
3
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6
Chapter
4
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7
Chapter
5
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8
Chapter
6
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10
Chapter
7
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12
Chapter
8
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13
Chapter
9
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Chapter
10
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Dinosaurs
Before
Dark
Interview
Chapter 1
Interviewer:
Who
are
you
and
how
do
you
know
each
other?
Annie:
I
am
Annie
and
this
is
Jack.
I
am
7
years
old
and
Jack
is
8
1/2
years
old.
We
are
brother
and
sister.
Interviewer:
Where
do
you
live?
Jack:
We
live
in
Frog
Creek,
Pennsylvania.
(frog
ribbit)
Interviewer:
Why
did
you
go
into
the
woods?
Annie:
I
was
pretending
that
there
was
a
monster
chasing
us.
So
I
wanted
us
to
run
away
from
it.
But
Jack
didn’t
want
to.
(monster
noise)
Interviewer:
Do
you
like
to
pretend,
Jack?
Jack:
No.
I
like
real
things
and
not
to
pretend.
Interviewer:
What
did
you
find
in
the
woods?
Annie:
I
found
a
very
big
oak
tree
that
had
a
rope
ladder
that
led
to
a
tree
house.
(footstep
sounds
in
leaves)
Interviewer:
Where
did
the
tree
house
come
from?
Jack:
I
am
not
sure.
We
have
never
seen
it
before.
Interviewer:
Why
did
you
go
into
the
tree
house?
Annie:
I
was
very
curious
about
it!
Interviewer:
What
was
inside
the
tree
house?
Annie:
I
saw
a
lot
of
books.
I
called
Jack
to
come
up
because
he
likes
books
a
lot.
Interviewer:
Why
do
you
like
books
so
much,
Jack?
Jack:
I
like
to
read
because
I
can
learn
so
much
and
it
is
exciting
and
fun.
(pages
of
a
book
turning)
Chapter 2
Interviewer:
What
did
you
find
in
the
tree
house?
Annie:
We
found
a
bunch
of
books
with
dusty
covers
and
ones
with
new
shiny
covers.
(sound
of
hand
brushing
over
a
surface)
Jack:
There
was
a
dinosaur
book
that
Annie
thought
I
would
like.
And
there
was
a
book
about
castles
that
Annie
would
like.
(squeaky
door)
Interviewer:
Did
you
open
the
books?
Jack:
Yes
I
did,
even
though
I
knew
they
did
not
belong
to
me.
I
opened
the
book
about
dinosaurs
because
I
like
reading
about
them.
(dinosaur
roar)
Interviewer:
What
happened
next?
Annie:
The
wind
started
blowing
really
hard
and
fast.
The
tree
house
started
spinning.
(fast
spinning
wind)
Interviewer:
Were
you
scared?
Jack
&
Annie:
YES!
We
were
VERY
scared!
(soft
scream)
Interviewer:
Then
what
happened?
Jack:
The
tree
house
got
really
really
still.
(silence)
Annie:
I
looked
out
the
window
and
I
saw
a
monster
flying
towards
us.
(flapping
of
wings…possibly
hands
rhythmically
hitting
desk)
Interviewer:
What
did
it
look
like?
Jack:
It
had
very
big
bat-‐like
wings,
a
long
weird
crest
on
the
back
of
his
head
and
a
skinny
beak.
Interviewer:
This
creature
was
flying
in
Frog
Creek,
Pennsylvania?
Annie:
No.
The
tree
house
had
landed
in
a
tree,
but
not
in
the
same
woods
in
Pennsylvania.
(gently
crashing
on
landing
sound)
Chapter 3
Interviewer:
What
did
you
see
out
the
window?
Jack:
We
saw
that
the
world
outside
was
exactly
like
what
was
in
the
picture.
Annie:
There
was
a
volcano,
some
ferns
and
tall
grass,
and
a
stream
outside.
(babbling
brook;
volcano
eruption)
Jack:
And
then
we
saw
a
pteranodon
flying
around.
Interviewer:
I
didn’t
know
that
pteranodons
are
still
alive!
Jack:
They
aren’t.
I
read
in
the
book
that
they
lived
about
65
million
years
ago.
Annie:
So
the
wind
must
have
carried
the
tree
house
back
in
time.
(wind
blowing
briskly)
Interviewer:
Did
you
stay
inside
the
tree
house?
Jack:
I
tried
to
tell
Annie
not
to
go
out,
but
Annie
didn’t
listen
to
me.
Interviewer:
What
did
you
do
Annie?
Annie:
First
I
shouted
to
the
pteranodon
because
it
looked
so
nice.
Then
I
climbed
down
the
ladder
to
see
it.
(footsteps)
Chapter 4
Interviewer:
What
happened
when
you
climbed
down
the
ladder,
Annie
Annie:
I
touched
his
crest
and
stroked
his
neck.
(brushing
sound)
Interviewer:
What
did
the
pteranodon
feel
and
look
like?
Annie:
He
was
fuzzy.
He
felt
soft
like
our
neighbor’s
dog
Henry,
so
I
decided
to
name
him
Henry
too!
(giggle)
Jack:
His
crest
was
long
and
bony.
Interviewer:
What
did
you
do,
Jack?
Jack:
I
took
notes
like
a
scientist
would.
(pencil
writing
on
paper)
Interviewer:
What
did
you
write
about?
Jack:
I
wrote
that
it
had
fuzzy
skin,
if
his
brain
was
small
like
a
bean
and
that
his
mouth
moved
up
and
down
like
a
scissors.
(scissors
opening
and
closing
or
hands
clapping)
Interviewer:
Why
were
you
taking
notes?
Jack:
I
guessed
we
are
probably
the
only
people
who
have
ever
seen
a
real
pteranodon.
I
didn’t
want
to
forget
anything
we
saw.
Interviewer:
Did
you
see
anything
else?
Annie:
We
saw
a
volcano
and
a
huge
dinosaur
on
the
hill.
(volcano
erupting)
Chapter 5
Interviewer:
Oh
my!
What
did
you
do
then?
Jack:
We
raced
back
up
into
the
tree
house.
(running
and
stomping
very
fast)
Interviewer:
Did
the
dinosaur
come
chasing
after
you?
Annie:
No,
the
dinosaur
stayed
on
the
hill
eating
flowers.
Jack:
Then
I
knew
that
we
WERE
back
in
time!
(crunching,
munching
noise
made
by
crumpling
paper)
Interviewer:
What
did
the
dinosaur
look
like?
Annie:
It
was
VERY
big!
It
was
bigger
than
a
truck!
Jack:
It
had
3
horns,
two
long
ones
above
his
eyes
and
one
on
his
nose.
Annie:
There
was
a
big
shield-‐like
thing
behind
his
head.
Interviewer:
What
kind
of
dinosaur
do
you
think
it
was?
Jack:
I
knew
it
was
a
triceratops,
so
I
looked
it
up
in
the
dinosaur
book.
(book
turning
pages)
Interviewer:
What
did
the
book
say?
Jack:
The
Triceratops
lived
in
the
late
Cretaceous
period.
It
was
a
plant-‐eating
dinosaur.
Annie:
It
weighed
more
than
twelve
thousand
pounds.
Jack:
I
was
so
happy
that
it
didn’t
eat
people!
(yeah!
clapping)
Interviewer:
What
did
you
do
next?
Annie:
I
told
Jack
we
ought
to
go
see
it
and
take
some
more
notes.
Jack:
So
we
went
out
of
the
tree
house
to
look
around.
(footsteps)
Interviewer:
Was
the
pteranodon
still
around?
Annie:
He
was
still
there.
He
stared
at
us
kindly.
I
blew
him
a
kiss.
(kiss,
blow,
giggle)
Interviewer:
Did
you
go
back
to
the
tree
house?
Jack:
No,
I
started
writing
notes
about
the
Triceratops.
Interviewer:
What
did
you
write?
Jack:
I
wrote
that
it
eats
flowers
and
eats
slowly.
Then
Annie
started
to
run
toward
the
big
dinosaur
and
I
tried
to
stop
her.
Interviewer:
Did
you
get
close
to
the
Triceratops?
Annie:
Pretty
close.
But
I
realized
that
it
was
very
nice.
It
didn’t
bother
me.
It
gazed
at
me
and
then
walked
away.
Interviewer:
Was
there
anything
else
around?
Jack:
Yes,
I
found
a
gold
medallion
in
the
grass.
It
had
an
engraved
M
on
it.
I
guess
someone
had
been
here
before
us.
Chapter 6
Interviewer:
What
did
you
do
with
this
medallion?
Jack:
I
tried
to
show
it
to
Annie,
but
Annie
was
on
the
top
of
the
hill
picking
magnolia
flowers.
Interviewer:
What
did
you
see
on
the
hill,
Annie?
Annie:
When
I
was
picking
the
flowers,
I
saw
nests
filled
with
eggs
in
the
valley
below.
Interviewer:
What
did
these
nests
look
like?
Annie:
The
nests
were
really
big
and
made
out
of
mud.
They
were
filled
with
baby
dinosaurs.
There
was
a
gigantic
duck-‐billed
dinosaur
standing
over
me.
Interviewer:
How
did
you
feel
when
you
saw
this
dinosaur
standing
over
you?
Annie:
I
was
VERY
scared!
Interviewer:
What
did
you
do,
Jack?
Jack:
I
told
Annie
not
to
stand
up,
but
to
crawl
very
slowly
toward
me.
(scooting
sounds…maybe
softly
hitting
legs
like
steps)
Interviewer:
Did
you
get
away
safely?
Annie:
Not
really!
The
duck-‐billed
dinosaur
kept
following
me
and
still
kept
making
loud
bellowing
noises
like
a
tuba.
(sounds
of
a
tuba)
Interviewer:
What
did
you
children
do
next?
Jack:
We
crawled
a
little
bit
more.
I
told
Annie
to
bow
her
head
and
pretend
to
chew?
(chewing
sound)
Interviewer:
Why
did
you
want
to
pretend
to
chew?
Jack:
I
read
that
when
you
are
close
to
a
mean
dog,
you
get
down
and
chew.
Interviewer:
Did
it
help?
Annie:
Yes
it
did
help
very
much.
The
dinosaur
got
quiet.
I
guess
she
wasn’t
mad
at
us
any
more
because
now
we
were
away
from
her
babies.
Interviewer:
Did
the
mother
dinosaur
leave?
Jack:
No,
Annie
started
feeding
her
the
magnolia
flowers.
Annie:
When
I
ran
out
of
flowers,
she
made
a
sad
tuba
sound.
(sad
tuba
sound)
Interviewer:
Then
what
happened?
Annie:
I
ran
up
the
hill
to
get
more
flowers.
Interviewer:
Did
the
dinosaur
follow
you?
Annie:
Yes,
she
waddled
after
me.
Interviewer:
Did
you
go
up
the
hill
also,
Jack?
Jack:
No,
I
didn’t.
I
examined
the
babies
and
I
wondered
where
their
mothers
were.
Then
I
pulled
out
my
research
book
and
found
out
that
these
dinosaurs
live
in
colonies.
Some
mothers
baby-‐sit,
while
other
mothers
go
to
find
food.
I
figured
the
other
mothers
must
be
nearby.
Interviewer:
What
did
you
do,
Annie?
Annie:
While
I
was
feeding
flowers
to
the
Anatosaurus,
she
started
running
down
the
hill
because
she
was
afraid
of
something.
Interviewer:
What
did
she
see?
Annie:
She
saw
a
Tyrannosaurus
Rex
coming
across
the
plain.
Chapter 7
Interviewer:
Were
you
scared?
Annie:
Yes,
I
was
VERY,
VERY,
VERY
scared!
Jack
told
me
that
we
needed
to
run
down
the
hill
to
the
tree
house.
(gasping
sound)
Interviewer:
Did
you
get
there
safely?
Annie:
Yes,
we
got
there
safely
and
we
made
a
wish
that
we
could
go
back
to
Frog
Creek.
Interviewer:
So
you
left
the
valley
then?
Jack:
No,
we
couldn’t
get
back
because
we
didn’t
have
the
dinosaur
book.
I
had
left
my
backpack
and
the
book
up
on
the
hill.
Interviewer:
Did
you
go
back
to
get
it?
Jack:
Yes
I
ran
back
past
the
Pteranodon,
through
the
ferns
and
tall
grass
and
I
found
it
up
on
the
hill.
(running
sounds)
Interviewer:
What
did
you
see
when
you
were
up
on
the
hill?
Jack:
When
I
picked
up
my
things,
I
saw
the
Anatosauruses
all
standing
around
their
nests
to
protect
their
babies.
Interviewer:
So
did
you
go
back
to
the
tree
house?
Jack:
No,
first
I
ran
down
the
hill
to
get
my
backpack
and
the
dinosaur
book.
I
heard
the
Anatosauruses
bellowing.
(loud
tuba
sounds)
Interviewer:
Why
do
you
think
the
dinosaurs
were
bellowing?
Annie:
They
were
making
those
loud
noises
to
warn
Jack
that
the
T.
Rex
was
close.
I
think
they
were
trying
to
protect
my
brother.
Interviewer:
Did
you
see
the
T.
Rex,
Jack?
Jack:
No,
not
at
first.
But
when
I
raced
back
up
the
hill
to
get
to
the
tree
house,
I
saw
it.
The
T.
Rex
was
between
me
and
the
tree
house.
I
stopped
and
FROZE!!!
(running
and
then
complete
silence)
Chapter 8
Interviewer:
Did
the
Tyrannosaurus
Rex
see
you?
Jack:
Luckily
he
didn’t
see
me.
He
was
opening
and
closing
his
jaws.
His
teeth
were
as
big
as
steak
knives!
(our
teeth
chewing
or
opening
and
closing
our
jaws)
Interviewer:
So
what
happened
next?
Jack:
I
looked
in
my
book
to
find
out
about
more
about
the
T.
Rex.
But
it
didn’t
give
me
any
information
to
help
me.
It
said
it
could
eat
a
human
in
one
bite!!
I
tried
to
stay
calm.
Interviewer:
Did
the
T.
Rex
go
away?
Annie:
No
it
didn’t.
Actually,
he
started
getting
closer
to
Jack.
But
I
had
an
idea.
I
climbed
down
the
rope
ladder
to
talk
to
the
Pteranodon.
Interviewer:
What
did
you
say
to
the
Pteranodon?
Annie:
I
asked
if
he
could
fly
over
to
pick
up
Jack
and
bring
him
back
to
the
tree
house.
Interviewer:
That
was
a
splendid
idea,
Annie!
Jack:
The
Tyrannosaurus
Rex
then
started
coming
toward
the
hill.
I
could
feel
the
ground
shaking.
(heavy
steps)
But
just
then,
I
saw
a
giant
shadow
covering
me.
Interviewer:
Was
it
the
T.
Rex?
Jack:
No,
it
was
the
Pteranodon
flying
over
me.
(flapping
wings
made
by
hitting
your
legs
slowly)
Chapter 9
Interviewer:
What
did
you
do?
Jack:
I
thought
I
was
too
heavy
to
get
on
the
Pteranodon,
but
I
said
to
myself,
don’t
think……just
do
it!
Interviewer:
Why
did
you
want
to
get
on?
Jack:
I
got
on
because
the
T.
Rex
was
getting
too
close,
so
I
wanted
to
get
to
a
safer
place.
Interviewer:
Where
were
you
Annie?
Annie:
I
was
in
the
tree
house,
but
I
saw
Jack
sitting
on
the
Pteranodon’s
back.
At
first
it
teetered,
but
then
he
steadied
himself
and
flew
toward
the
tree
house.
Jack:
It
was
AMAZING!!!!!!!
I
loved
it
so
much.
Interviewer:
What
did
it
feel
like?
Jack:
I
felt
like
a
bird.
I
was
as
light
as
a
feather.
I
laughed
because
it
was
so
much
fun.
I
couldn’t
believe
I
was
flying
on
the
back
of
an
ancient
flying
reptile!
(laughing
sounds
and
wings
flapping)
Interviewer:
Where
did
it
take
you?
Annie:
The
Pteranodon
brought
Jack
back
to
the
treehouse.
When
Jack
got
off,
the
Pteranodon
flew
away.
I
heard
Jack
whisper,
“Bye,
Henry”.
Interviewer:
Weren’t
you
glad
you
were
finally
safe?
Jack:
I
really
wasn’t
safe
yet.
The
T.
Rex
was
coming
toward
me.
Annie:
I
shouted
to
Jack
to
hurry
up
the
ladder
because
T.
Rex
was
getting
really
close!
Then
I
heard
loud
noise
and
the
tree
house
started
to
shake
like
a
leaf.
(slamming
sound
and
rustling
paper)
Interviewer:
Then
what
did
you
do,
Jack
and
Annie?
Annie:
I
told
Jack
to
make
a
wish.
Jack:
But
I
had
to
find
the
Pennsylvania
book
first.
I
finally
found
it
and
searched
really
fast
to
find
the
photograph
of
Frog
Creek
woods.
(flipping
pages)
Interviewer:
Did
you
find
it?
Jack:
Yes,
and
then
I
shouted,
“I
wish
we
could
go
home!”
Interviewer:
What
happened
then?
Annie:
The
wind
started
to
pick
up
and
we
heard
a
whistling
sound.
Then
the
tree
house
started
to
spin
faster
and
faster.
(whistling
sound
of
wind)
Jack:
I
closed
my
eyes
and
grabbed
on
to
Annie
really
tightly.
Jack
and
Annie:
Then
everything
went
still.
ABSOLUTELY
STILL!
(TOTAL
SILENCE!)
Chapter 10
Interviewer:
Where
did
the
tree
house
take
you?
Jack:
It
took
us
to
the
exact
same
woods
that
were
in
the
picture.
Annie:
The
time
was
the
exact
same
time
as
when
we
left!
Interviewer:
So
then
what
did
you
do?
Annie:
We
heard
our
Mom
calling
us
in
for
dinner.
(Lady
calling
JACK,
ANNIE)
Interviewer:
Did
you
leave
the
tree
house
right
away?
Jack:
Not
immediately.
We
tried
to
figure
out
what
had
happened
to
us.
How
did
we
go
so
far
and
so
long
ago?
(uhhhhmmmmm)
Annie:
There
were
so
many
books
around,
and
I
reminded
Jack
that
he
had
wished
to
go
to
the
place
he
saw
in
the
picture.
Interviewer:
Did
you
bring
back
anything
from
the
dinosaur
land
to
remember
where
you
had
been?
Jack:
I
brought
back
the
gold
medallion
that
I
found.
It
had
an
“M”
engraved
on
it.
Annie:
I
think
the
“M”
stands
for
MAGIC
PERSON!
Interviewer:
What
did
you
do
next?
Annie:
We
heard
our
mother
calling
us
again.
Jack:
So
I
put
the
book
back
with
the
other
books
and
then
we
climbed
down
the
rope
ladder.
(book
dropping
on
a
stack
of
books
and
then
footsteps)
Interviewer:
What
did
your
parents
and
friends
say
when
you
told
them
about
your
amazing
trip?
Annie
and
Jack:
We
didn’t
tell
anybody.
Interviewer:
Why
not?
Jack:
We
knew
no
one
would
believe
us!
They
would
think
that
we
made
this
whole
story
up.
Interviewer:
Would
you
ever
go
back
to
the
woods
again?
Jack
and
Annie:
Yes,
we
want
to
go
back
to
the
tree
house
again
tomorrow.
It
was
really
incredible!