The girl pulled out some things.
"I've been planning this for a long time, now." She said. She made a mosnters costume out of things she found in her home. She took a fuzzy blue sleeper, and took off the hood of her jacket that was as close as she could get to the color of the sleeper. She punched two holes in the top of her hood, and got four green pipe cleaners. She twisted wto together and attached them in one of the holes on the top of her hood and did the same with the other two to make antennae. Then she sewed to hood to the collar of her sleeper. She put on her costume and painted her face and hands blue. Now her disguise was ready. Then she went down to her basement, went into the storeroom, crawled under the shelf, and removed a bucket that revealed a small round door. She opened the door and crawled in. After a little tunnel, she could stand up. The tunnel led to an intersection. On each wall she drew a picture that showed where it led. To the left was a picture of a door, which meant that it led to the door vault; straight ahead had a picture of an air-conditioner, which meant that it led to the vents all through the factory; but to your right didn't have a picture yet; it was undiscovered. She took the left tunnel, to the door vault, went straight, and then climbed a ladder that led to another door. She opened the door and flund erself in the Monster's, Inc. door vault; a huge room where all the kid's doors were kept. "I'ts amazing!" She thought to herself. She decided to go watch the "progress" that the scarer were making. She she turned invisible, walked out of the door vault and sat on the platform that she was on earlier this morning. (A long time ago, she was looking through Randall's stuff, when she found a little slip of paper. She took one look at it, stuffed it in her pocket, and sped off. You see, that little slip of paper told her how she could become like Randall and turn invisible!) Everyone was done scaring for the day and went home. When Randall came out of his door, he was still invisible for a minute. He spotted her!
"Uh, sir, there's someone up on that platform." He said, pointing at her. "What are you talking about, Randall? There's no one up there."
"No! I can see her! She's invisble, like me!" Mr. Waternooe looked up one more time after she had turned visible again and saw her sitting there.
"You're right, Randall, there she is!" The girl was sitting on the platform, minding her own business. "Child, what are you doing up there? You'll hurt yourself!" She looked at him, then got up, and started doing cartwheels on the platform. "Stop that this instant and come down here!" Once again, she took one look at him, got up, and started doing handsprings. "Randall, could you please go up there and get her?" As soon as she heard this, though, she quickly climbed down and ran over to Mr. Waternoose. "There you are! Never mind, Randall." The girl was quietly tiptoeing away when Mr. Waternoose spotted her first. "Not so fast, young one. What were you doign way up there? You could have gotten hurt!"
"I just wanted to see the door vault. It's so big!"
"Never mind how big it is. How did you get up there?"
"I climbed."
"Well, I must say, you are an impressive little girl. What's your name, child?"
"Jodi. Jodi Keaton."
"I've been planning this for a long time, now." She said. She made a mosnters costume out of things she found in her home. She took a fuzzy blue sleeper, and took off the hood of her jacket that was as close as she could get to the color of the sleeper. She punched two holes in the top of her hood, and got four green pipe cleaners. She twisted wto together and attached them in one of the holes on the top of her hood and did the same with the other two to make antennae. Then she sewed to hood to the collar of her sleeper. She put on her costume and painted her face and hands blue. Now her disguise was ready. Then she went down to her basement, went into the storeroom, crawled under the shelf, and removed a bucket that revealed a small round door. She opened the door and crawled in. After a little tunnel, she could stand up. The tunnel led to an intersection. On each wall she drew a picture that showed where it led. To the left was a picture of a door, which meant that it led to the door vault; straight ahead had a picture of an air-conditioner, which meant that it led to the vents all through the factory; but to your right didn't have a picture yet; it was undiscovered. She took the left tunnel, to the door vault, went straight, and then climbed a ladder that led to another door. She opened the door and flund erself in the Monster's, Inc. door vault; a huge room where all the kid's doors were kept. "I'ts amazing!" She thought to herself. She decided to go watch the "progress" that the scarer were making. She she turned invisible, walked out of the door vault and sat on the platform that she was on earlier this morning. (A long time ago, she was looking through Randall's stuff, when she found a little slip of paper. She took one look at it, stuffed it in her pocket, and sped off. You see, that little slip of paper told her how she could become like Randall and turn invisible!) Everyone was done scaring for the day and went home. When Randall came out of his door, he was still invisible for a minute. He spotted her!
"Uh, sir, there's someone up on that platform." He said, pointing at her. "What are you talking about, Randall? There's no one up there."
"No! I can see her! She's invisble, like me!" Mr. Waternooe looked up one more time after she had turned visible again and saw her sitting there.
"You're right, Randall, there she is!" The girl was sitting on the platform, minding her own business. "Child, what are you doing up there? You'll hurt yourself!" She looked at him, then got up, and started doing cartwheels on the platform. "Stop that this instant and come down here!" Once again, she took one look at him, got up, and started doing handsprings. "Randall, could you please go up there and get her?" As soon as she heard this, though, she quickly climbed down and ran over to Mr. Waternoose. "There you are! Never mind, Randall." The girl was quietly tiptoeing away when Mr. Waternoose spotted her first. "Not so fast, young one. What were you doign way up there? You could have gotten hurt!"
"I just wanted to see the door vault. It's so big!"
"Never mind how big it is. How did you get up there?"
"I climbed."
"Well, I must say, you are an impressive little girl. What's your name, child?"
"Jodi. Jodi Keaton."