Sagwa, the Chinese Siamese Cat

[The scene takes place in the attic. Sagwa and Dongwa are setting up an old kite. The kite --which the viewers see-- is depicted as a dragonfly.]

Sheegwa:
I really wish that Baba would take us to that treasure hunt. Should we ask again?

Dongwa:
Not now. We are fixing this old kite. You want to watch us fly it?

[Sheegwa gets jealous because she never gets to spend time with her siblings --Dongwa and Sagwa-- or any of the big Siamese cat children.]

Sheegwa:
[to Dongwa and Sheegwa] I always have to watch! Why can I not hold the string?

Sagwa:
[tauntingly] You are too little, silly!

[Sagwa pats Sheegwa on the head. Then she and Dongwa both laugh and run away with the kite. This was obviously not what Sheegwa wanted to hear. But Dongwa and Sagwa prove to Sheegwa that the kite is not a game. And if Sheegwa holds the string and messes up the kite, they --Dongwa and Sagwa-- might have to start all over again.]

Sheegwa:
That is not true! I am not a baby anymore!

[Sagwa and Dongwa --Sheegwa's older siblings-- try their best to ignore her.]

Mama Miao:
[from offscreen] Sheegwa? Time for your nap!

Sheegwa:
I can't wait to grow up!