NAKOMA: We have the day all to ourselves.

What shall we do?

POCAHONTAS: Hmm.

NAKOMA: We could canoe to the falls,

or there's the caves, or--

Pocahontas?

[POCAHONTAS LAUGHS]

Oh no.

We are not playing hide and seek.

You know I'm terrible at it.

POCAHONTAS: Too late.

NAKOMA: Let's see.

Pocahontas usually hides in the trees.

Hmm, not there.

[BIRD CHIRPS]

[NAKOMA GASPS]

Oh, it's only you, Flit.

Well, Pocahontas could be anywhere.

[RUSTLING]

Wait a minute.

POCAHONTAS: Nobody here but us lupines.

NAKOMA: Pocahontas!

Come on.

Can I get a hint at least?

[NAKOMA SIGHS]

I wanted to go visit the caves.

At least it's cool in there.

[NAKOMA SIGHS]

That's it!

I'm tired and hot, and I'm going in here for a rest.

No more hide and seek!

Seriously?

POCAHONTAS: Don't people give up so quickly?

[GENTLE MUSIC]

NAKOMA: All right, oh champion of hide and seek, let's

hear your hiding wisdom.

POCAHONTAS: You have to think like the animals.

How does the lizard hide from the eagle?

He becomes one with the rock.

The bobcat hides in the dappled shadows.

In a tree, Flit becomes nothing but a tiny leaf.

NAKOMA: What about raccoons?

[FLIT SQUEALS]

[MEEKO MUNCHES]

POCAHONTAS: Food hides in them.

[MEEKO BELCHES]

[PLAYFUL MUSIC]