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In this whimsical tale, Monsieur Bibot, a fussy and greedy dentist, encounters an old woman who offers him figs instead of money. As Bibot prioritizes wealth over kindness, he misses the real magic in the woman's gift. The narrative unfolds with comedic twists, revealing Bibot's snobbish nature and obsession with tidiness. However, as reconstruction begins on the Eiffel Tower, he discovers the true power of the figs, leading to unexpected consequences. Will Bibot change his ways or remain the same selfish dentist?
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Jeopardy Dialogue Narration Pictures $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500
$100 The old woman is poor.
$100 B – “I can’t pay you in money…”
$200 “Bibot is the richest man on earth…”
$200 C – Bibot is greedy.
$300 Bibot is mean.
$300 C – “I’m sorry, only for paying customers.”
$400 Bibot is a snob.
$400 B – “They are admiring my suit.”
$500 “I’m sorry, only for paying customers.”
$500 C – He is angry that she gave him the figs.
$100 Monsieur Bibot, the dentist, was a very fussy man.
$100 B – He likes everything to be tidy.
$200 Bibot cares more about money than anything else.
$200 A – The woman moaned. Bibot looked at his watch. Perhaps there was time to make a few extra francs.
$300 It was clear to Bibot that the woman was crazy. He set the figs down and took her by the arm.
$300 A – He is trying to make her leave.
$400 No one noticed Bibot as he ran home in his underwear.
$400 B – People cared more about the Eiffel Tower.
$500 Bibot is clever.
$500 C – Over the next few weeks, as reconstruction of the Eiffel Tower began, the dentist read dozens of books on hypnotism.
$100 (Picture on pages 5-6)
$100 B – Bibot is angry.
$200 (Picture on pages 17-18)
$200 B – Bibot is concentrating.
$300 (Picture on pages 3-4)
$300 A – Bibot enjoys causing pain.
$400 (Picture on pages 13-14)
$400 C – Bibot is amazed.
$500 (Picture on pages 15-16)
$500 C – Bibot realizes the figs are magical because the Eiffel Tower is bent.
