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STORYTELLER: Now you do realize that I'm no FBI agent, but it's quite clear that Mr. Sherlock Watson is starting to perspire a bit. Do you think right about now he's wondering . . .
SHERLOCK: I never wonder!
STORYTELLER: Then what are you doing? SHERLOCK: I'm . . . pondering . . .
STORYTELLER: Pondering what? SHERLOCK / STORYTELLER: Why did I ever take this case? KIDS: Herod ordered you!
SHERLOCK: I KNOW! I KNOW! LIBRARIAN: Shhhhh! Lower!
STORYTELLER: (In best bass voice) Oooo . . . someone's getting (stops bass voice, realizing it's silly) I mean someone's getting a little testy don't you think? Let's listen as Sherlock goes over his evidence . . .
SHERLOCK: My background check proves that the Baby has the royal bloodline of the King of the Jews.
KIDS: Check!
SHERLOCK: And the shepherds were actual eyewitnesses of the child's birth in Bethlehem.
KIDS: Check!
LIBRARIAN: And the angels confirmed that the little Baby boy was sent from heaven's throne and was indeed . . .
KIDS and CAST: The Savior of the world! SHERLOCK: Check! Oh boy . . . Herod's not gonna like this . . . I AM in trouble.
STORYTELLER: Poor Sherlock. You can just tell that his nerves are getting frazzled. He knows that the "good news" of this baby's birth was going to be "bad news" for Herod to hear. He thinks . . .
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