Thomas arrives on Slumberland Island. He has an unusual welcome.

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Thomas arrives at the bungalow where he'll stay while working on Slumberland Island. He experiences another unusual welcome.

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Thomas encounters an enigmatic ice cream truck roaming the block of his new temporary home on Slumberland Island.

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Thomas experiences his first overnight in Slumberland. It is not without incident.

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Thomas visits the Memorial Gardens, where the history of Slumberland Island begins to emerge.

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Curious about his talking seashell and hoping to find anyone to speak to, Thomas drives over to Slumberland Island's lighthouse.

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A recording made on Slumberland Island in July 1976 is heard again. Magic Elvis, time capsules and the "manamojojuju" have something to say to us.

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Thomas meets a young woman named Lex. She's a Slumberland native with a story to tell about her unusual claim to fame. Apparently, for more than 100 years the little lake in Slumberland Island has produced a mysterious and very rude sound, known locally as THE BLURP.

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Lexi Pierce performed by Jacquie Floyd.
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