knew this could not be true because Mr. Big Stuff was a perfect little gentleman and never, EVER pecked children, the caregiver lady, or the man himself. The man confronted the child who then told the truth about what had happened. The man sent the child into the house to wait for his return and some, shall we say "application of posterior discipline" , for telling a lie and Mr. Big Stuff and Golda strolled into the barn to check on the two big girls. Mr. Big Stuff looked at Beatrice and Ophelia and said, "Thank you, ladies, for being so gracious. I really appreciate each of you. You're so beautiful and friendly, and sweet natured beyond compare!". The big girls' hearts were filled with joy. Their jealousy toward Golda and Mr. Big Stuff melted away like snow on a warm spring day. They joined Mr. Big Stuff and Golda, and the four of them headed out into the yard for a group stroll. As they were talking, giggling, and really getting to know each other, Beatrice happened to glance toward the neighbor's yard. She could hardly believe her eyes! It was ...