A/N: Who knew Tuffnut could sew and write jingles?

Disclaimer: Doesn't art belong to everyone? In general, yes. In particular, no.

From Defenders of Berk, Episode 19: Cast Out, Part 1


"Back in business, ain't it fine?

Doin' curtains all the time."

Curtains made of finest hair,

It's not so hard for yaks to share.

I'm good with fabrics, cloth, and stuff.

My mother says I'm good enough

I could become head weaver soon,

But that would be inopportune

'Cause textiles might be great and all

But I don't have the wherewithal

To stick it out and see it through.

Flying's much more fun to do,

Especially when Ruffnut's mad:

She's got a punch that is so bad

It makes a flight a crazy thing.

Barf and Belch begin to swing

Their heads around and make us sick

(It's kinda' gross and really thick).

Then Hiccup yells at us to quit

Our arguing, and try to sit

As still as rocks. I don't know why;

He's such a weirdo, crazy guy

He speaks in riddles. But then, what hoo?

We're stuck: Barf, Belch, and Ruffnut too,

And me, we're caught inside a net

That someone came out here and set

For unsuspecting Viking dudes.

I'm not sure who; I think they're prudes

For setting such an evil trap.

Now Ruffnut's sitting on my lap;

It's cramped in here, we're out of space.

Barf's breathing gas into my face

And Hiccup's shouting something weird.

But what's his deal? We volunteered

To do this job, and do it well.

When we get out, I'm gonna' tell

The tale of how I saved the group

By loosening the twisty loop

Of rope and getting us out free.

It takes someone who knows, you see,

To pull the thread and save the day.

"That's awesome!" Let me hear you say

The words and then we'll all go off.

And don't you laugh and call it cough,

'Cause Tuffnut really is the best

With fabrics, rope, and all the rest.

If you need textiles on your wall,

Don't be shy, just give a call.

Say, "Tuffnut, someone needs your aid:

The sun is bright, we need some shade."

When Tuffnut comes you'll be surprised,

'Cause Tuffnut will delight your eyes

With curtains, rugs, slipcovers too;

So many choices, all for you

To take your pick and make it right.

I offer shades from black to white

And every color in between.

The brightest shades of blue and green

Are dull compared to cloth I dye.

So step right up and don't be shy

To find the cloth you'd like to try:

The best that all your gold can buy.


A/N: This was so much fun to write! Please keep those reviews coming.