Song: Robin Hood Whistle Stop and Hamster Dance

From/By: Disney's Robin Hood and Hampton the Hamster

The big four were enjoying some of the food from the stalls, while they sat in the comfortable grass.

"Vell, ve now know Jack is for sure here. Ve just need to keep looking." North said far more casually than before. The excitement and thrill of using his bandit skills was still very much with him. He'd opened up Tooth and Bunny's previous suggestion that staying at the spirit Festival might be a good idea. It was only one day out of the year, what could be the harm.

Sandy looked at his friends, he was enjoying himself, he'd like to stay so much, but his sense of responsibility to spread his dream sand pulled at him. He felt really torn. He started to make a sand picture when Tiffa ran over to them.

Without stopping she grabbed Sandy's hand and began running back the way she came. "They're going to play my favorite dance numbers; come on you will love it." She said as Sandy was pulled behind her, looking like a golden kite or balloon.

Chuckling at the absurdity of the scene, the rest of the guardians followed Tiffa and Sandy to the dance floor.

The rock floor was easily 10 times bigger than when it started. Covered in spirits, mythics, and creatures, it amazingly still had plenty of room to allow for dancing.

When the big four and Tiffa arrived, Bunny noticed someone up by the band. "Jasper!" He half growled half shouted in surprise.

The groundhog looked his way and gave a smile. "Glad to see you enjoying yourself." Before Bunny could reply Jasper let out a shrill whistle. A cheer went up as rodents flocked to him: meerkats, rats, mice, guinea pigs, moles, hamsters, prairie dogs, and more lined up smallest in front larger and back they positioned like a choir of singers. It turned out that's what they were. In whistling squeaky voices they began a slow marching beat.

(Start Robin Hood Whistle Stop here)

Verse by verse they sped up their Tempo. Bunny, having been trained in marching, I found himself keeping time with the beat. Though it was amazing to hear rodents sing, the song hadn't struck the big four as really a dancing song. Tiffa had swung to the beat, but her excitement never left her. Then they knew why. The band created at tech no sound, but you could hear the march at its heart. As if to prove that it was the same the singers jumped back in faster than ever.

(Start Hamster Dance here)

Suddenly all of the people at the festival shouted "Yee-ha!"

And Jasper sang "Here we go!"

The rodents sang out again faster than ever.

Next Jasper said "That's all there is to it."

And cheering "Woo, woo." Answered him.

Tiffa was going all out! The whole floor had erupted into dancing. All accept the guardians. When Tiffa noticed them only slightly swaying she grabbed Sandy, then North, then Tooth, then Bunny and got them moving.

"Woo, woo." Cheering then the shout of "Yee-ha!" Rang clear.

This time Jasper sang "Let's try it!"

For a third time the shout rang out "Yee-ha!"

Jasper's answer this time was "Terrific!"

The guardians were in it now, doing unique dances of their very own. Sandy was spinning in the air like a top. Tooth held Tiffa's hands and the dance together. Bunny was breakdancing. And North was line dancing/sword fighting, without swords of course.

Unknown to them all Jack was in this fray of dancers to. He twirled, danced with others, did this worm in the air, and so much more. Blue snowflakes falling in his wake, like confetti, made everything even more fun and exciting. Jack sent some snowflakes to the guardians and smiled mischievously as their dancing intensified, happy smiles on all their faces.

Everywhere he went he was invited to dance with one group after another. Chesh and Jack walked the cat (the son of the Cheshire cat refusing to have anything to do with a dog.) Then the wolves, the hosts of the festival this year, were doing a condo line with Jack at the front.

"Woo, woo." For the final time the cheers came then the rodents gave one last superfast verse. Once finished the rodents bowed taking in the applause.

Jack saw that the guardians were breathing hard but could still see the joy in their eyes. Good thing too because the next song was already starting.