Disney's Adventures of the Gummi Bears, Season 2

Dunwyn has been plagued by troll attacks. Cavin is caught in a net and is a likely prisoner of the trolls

Cavin{nervously}:
Here they come...

Rustling in bushes, but the Gummi Bears emerge armed with blunt objects

Cavin:
Hi, guys!

Gummi Glen

Zummi:
I am sorry you got caught in one of our traps, Cavin. But those trolls were a serious problem for us the last time they were sighted in the forest.

Cavin:
That is what I came to talk to you about.

Gruffi:
Look Cavin, you are a good kid. But this Dunwyn mess is too dangerous for us to involve ourselves.

Cavin:
I am not asking for the king! My grandfather is on that coach.

Gruffi:
Sorry Cavin, it is way too risky.

Cavin:
But you owe Gramps your help.

Grammi:
How do you figure that?

Cavin:
It was my grandfather Gawain who found your great Medallion.

Scene flashes back many years ago. Gawain is a little boy who bears a striking resemblance to Cavin

Cavin{narrator}:
One day, when he was about my age, Gramps was doing some exploring in the Northern Mountains.

Zummi{narrator}:
That is close to Ursalia.

Cavin{narrator}:
True. At any rate, he must have startled something or someone, because a shadowy figure bounced away.

Silouhetted Gummi Bear bounces off into distance

Cavin{narrator}:
To which it dropped...a Gummi Medallion!

Gawain claims it for himself

Cavin{narrator}:
From that day forward, Grandfather believed in Gummi Bears.

Scene forwards to Gawain as a strong, handsome knight wearing the Gummi Medallion

Cavin{narrator}:
When he was a knight, he always felt the Gummi Medallion brought him luck and success.

Scene forwards to Gawain now retired with Cavin

Cavin{narrator}:
When I went off to be a page, he gave the Medallion to me in the hopes I would share in the same good fortune he did.

Scene returns to present day

Cavin:
Then I gave it to you.

Grammi:
Without that Medallion, the Great Book would stay sealed.

Zummi:
No access to the Great Book means no magic.