The adventure of Toto
Storyboard Text
- Grandfather bought Toto from a tonga-driver for the sum of five rupees.
- Grandfather keeps Toto a secret from Grandmother, beacuse she already had a private zoo to look after. Meanwhile, Toto goes on causing trouble around the household.
- I think it would be better if we keep him a secret. Your grandmother will be angry if she comes to know about Toto. We shall tell her about him when she is in a good mood.
- Woah! What a mischievous monkey!
- I would like to add this little fellow to my private zoo.
- Grandfather takes Toto to the nearby town to collect his pension as the monkey still remained a secret from grandmother. The ticket-collector misunderstands the monkey as a dog and charges him extra.
- Toto is not a dog! He is a monkey.
- Sir, you have a dog with you. You’ll have to pay for it.
- Once Toto is accepted into the household, he learns to bathe himself. One day, he assumes that the kettle in the kitchen was meant for his bath and jumps in.
- Oh My God Toto! What are you doing?
- That water is not for your bath, you silly monkey. It’s for the tea. TOTO! You will boil yourself.
- Toto goes on creating a mess at home.
- Oh no!
- Ahh!!
- Granfather decides to return Toto as he could not afford the constant loss of items at home, nor maintain him.
- Grandfather decided that it was time to tell grandmother about Toto.
- Fine, I will take him back for only 3 three rupees.
- Sorry. I would like to return Toto. He is a very troublesome monkey.
- Toto give back our food! First, you scratch our walls. Then, you scare away our animals and won’t let them sleep at night. Now, you want to steal our food?
- Ahh!!
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