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Dick's Please

**Dick's Please** is a character appearing in Please from the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Respect.

## Physical Appearance

Dick's Please has Caucasian skin, pointed elf-like ears, a long white beard, an orange shirt, a light green hat, green pants, and brown shoes.

## Personality

Dick's Please is depicted as being pessimistic, due to the fact that he is weak from not being used by Dick, which prompts him to leave Dick's mouth before taking refuge inside the mouth of John, much to the ire of John's Please. However, Dick's Please is able to explain his case to John's Please, which prompts John's Please to let Dick's Please stay with him for a little while until he is strong and healthy. Soon, Dick's Please returns to Dick once he has become strong enough from being let out, just as Dick has finally learned to be polite, letting his please out to get the exercise he needs.
Emile Zigrodny

**Emile Zigrody** is a one-shot character appearing in the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Compassion.

## Physical Appearance

Emile has tan skin, brown hair, brown eyes, wears a blue shirt, a pair of dark blue jeans (light brown jeans in the last scene), and black and white shoes.

## Personality

Emile is shown to be as vulnerable as his father, Mr. Zigrodny, even comforting him after their house burns down, despite not having any speaking lines. After Zach and Annie are able to help Emile build a new house, Emile shows gratitude for Zach after he gives him his toy airplane as a housewarming gift.
Kathy Bates

**Kathy Bates** is an American actress, best known for her portrayal of Annie Wilkes in the 1990 film adaptation of Stephen King's *Misery*. She also had film roles in *Men Don't Leave*, *Dick Tracy*, *Fried Green Tomatoes*, *Delores Claiborne*, etc.

Bates provided the voice of the Mother (in Diamonds and Toads) from the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Respect.
Androcles

**Androcles** is a character appearing in Androcles and the Lion from the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Compassion.

## Physical Appearance

Androcles has Caucasian skin, brown hair, wears a green headband, a cream-colored toga with a green belt, and a pair of brown sandals.

## Personality

Androcles, like his literary counterpart, is depicted as having a desire to escape from his cruel slave master. He is also friendly and compassionate, which is shown when he helps remove the thorn from the paw of the lion that he encounters in the cave he takes refuge in after escaping.
George Newbern

**George Newbern** is an American actor, best known for voicing Ren in Hanna-Barbera's *The Pirates of Dark Water*. He also provided the voice of the title character of *Theodore Rex*, and is the current voice for Superman in DC Comics projects.

Newbern provided the voice of Damon (in Damon and Pythias) from the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Friendship.
Ben Savage

**Ben Savage** is an American actor best known for playing Cory Matthews in *Boy Meets World* (also starring Matthew Lawrence), and its Disney Channel sequel series *Girl Meets World*. He made his debut in film in 1989's *Little Monsters*, and also made guest roles in *The Wonder Years* and *Party of Five*.

Savage provided the voice of Jinkyswoitmaya (in Jinkyswoitmaya) from the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Determination.
Andrew Lawrence

**Andrew Lawrence** is an American actor, best known for being the second voice actor for T.J. Detweiler in Disney's *Recess* (which also starred Pamela Adlon). He also had roles in *Bean*, 1998's *Jack Frost*, and had voice roles in *The Kids from Room 402*, *As Told by Ginger*, *King of the Hill* (which also starred Pamela Adlon), and *The Zeta Project*.

Lawrence also provided the voice of Ben Rogers (in Tom Sawyer Gives Up the Brush) from the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Work, alongside his real-life brother Matthew Lawrence, who voiced Tom Sawyer.
Aurora

**Aurora** is one of the main characters of Adventures from the Book of Virtues. Her name is derived from the Roman Goddess of the dawn.

## Physical appearance

Aurora has light brown feathers covering her body, except for her wings, which are rust red, cream, gray, and light brown, and her underbelly, which is cream with brown chest feathers, rust red tail feathers, and has brown eyes.

## Personality

Aurora is the second oldest of the animals of Plato's Peak, alongside Plato. She is also gentle with Zach and Annie when advising them about their problems. Being the only one of the animals capable of flight, due to being a red-tailed hawk, she flies all over Spring Valley, able to spy on Zach and Annie from above and being witness to whatever problems that arise.
Joan Gerber

**Joan Gerber** was an American voice actress, best known as the voice of Mrs. Zuckerman in 1973's *Charlotte's Web* (also starring Henry Gibson) and Mrs. Beakley in the original *DuckTales* series.

Gerber died at the age of 76 on August 22, 2011.

Gerber provided the voice of the Mother (in Please) from the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Respect.
Henry (Harriet Tubman)

## Henry

**Henry** is a character appearing in Harriet Tubman from the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Faith.

## Physical Appearance

Henry has dark skin, dark brown hair, brown eyes, wears a light gray shirt, a dark red neckerchief, a pair of green pants with dark green straps, and brown shoes.

## Personality

Henry is depicted as being a loving husband and father, especially to his wife Bessie and his two infant sons, though is slightly doubtful when trying to trust Harriet in her guidance. Despite this, he is grateful to Harriet for helping him and Bessie escape from slavery.
Gilbert Gottfried

**Gilbert Gottfried** was an American actor and voice actor, best known for voicing Iago in Disney's *Aladdin* and its sequels and spin-offs, Berkeley Beetle in Don Bluth's *Thumbelina*, Jerry the Bellybutton Elf in Nickelodeon's *The Ren & Stimpy Show*, and Digit LeBoid in PBS's *Cyberchase*.

Gottfried died at age 67 from ventricular tachycardia, complicated by type II myotonic dystrophy.

Gottfried provided the voice of The Rat (in How the Brazilian Beetles Got Their Coats) from the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Patience.
Clive Revill

**Clive Revill** is a New Zealand actor, best known for performing in musical theater and the London stage. He is also known for providing the voice of the Emperor in the original theatrical version of *The Empire Strikes Back*, Dr. Galio Seaworthy in *Snorks*, and having guest roles in *Hart to Hart*, *Magnum P.I.*, *The Love Boat*, *Remington Steele*, *Murder, She Wrote*, *The Fall Guy*, *MacGyver*, *Babylon 5*, and *Columbo*.

Revill provided the voices of King Midas (in King Midas) and the Minister (in The Magic Thread) from the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Self-Discipline.
Harriet Tubman

**Harriet Tubman** is a character appearing in Harriet Tubman from the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Faith.

## Physical Appearance

Harriet Tubman has dark skin, dark brown hair, brown eyes, wears a brown button-up shirt, a pale green dress, and a cream-colored apron.

## Personality

Much like her real-life counterpart, Harriet is depicted as being faithful and determined, helping her fellow slaves escape to freedom, seen when she helps Henry, his wife Bessie, and their two children escape from slavery.
Aristotle

**Aristotle** (or Ari for short) is one of the main characters of Adventures from the Book of Virtues. His name is derived from the Greek philospher of the same name.

## Physical appearance

Aristotle has bright yellow fur covering his body, except for his belly, which is covered with white fur. He has brown eyes, wears a pair of eyeglasses, and a blue backpack on his back.

## Personality

Aristotle is eccentric yet scatter-brained sometimes. Despite this, he is shown to be about as intelligent as Plato and Aurora are, when advising Zach and Annie. He often argues with Socrates due to the latter's laziness, but it is often shown time and time again that the two will get along with each other despite their differences in personality. He is also really skilled in digging, sometimes even startling Sock whenever he pops up out of the ground, much to Sock's annoyance.
Nina Kosaka

“I must be in luck today”-Nina Kosaka's Debut Line

## Overview

“A nine-tailed fox that presides over the heavens. She wishes for the joy of all souls on the long journey.”[1]

## Graduation

On June 26, 2023 NIJISANJI released a statement saying that Nina Kosaka is graduating and Ethyria will be continuing without her. This was the first proper graduation of a NIJISANJI EN talent as Yugo and Zaion were terminated.

## Appearance

Nina has long white hair and a traditional japanese hat with her fox's ears poking through. She has lantern-shaped earrings and bright red eyes. Nina wears a low-cut traditional black japanese robe that has leaf and flower patterns on it with a red overcoat on top. Underneath, is a white tank top with a bell bow.

## Personality

Nina is very chaotic and passive aggressive towards others in a lighthearted way. She is often compared to a wine aunt and acts as a mother figure to the others.

## Trivia

* As well as English, Nina can speak both French and Russian, because of this a large portion of her fanbase is French and Russian
* Nina has a habit of oversleeping
Clyde Kusatsu

**Clyde Kusatsu** is an American actor best know for having roles in *Kung Fu*, *M\*A\*S\*H*, and *All in the Family*. He also had guest roles in *Lou Grant*, *Baa Baa Black Sheep*, *Star Trek: The Next Generation*, *Family Matters*, etc.

Kusatsu provided of the voice of the Rich Man (in The Discontented Stonecutter) from the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Gratitude.
Carolyn Seymour

**Carolyn Seymour** is an English actress, best known for playing Abby Grant in BBC's *Survivors* and Queen Myrrah in the *Gears of War* video game franchise. She also had guest roles in the original *The Twilight Zone*, *Hart to Hart*, *Remington Steele*, *Magnum P.I.*, *Murder, She Wrote*, *Matlock*, etc.

Seymour provided the voice of the Old Woman (in The Chest of Broken Glass) from the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Responsibility.
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Indra

**Indra** is a character appearing in Yudisthira at Heaven's Gate from the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Loyalty.

## Physical Appearance

Indra has dark skin, black hair, a black beard, wears a teal vest with indigo trimmings, teal pants with indigo trimmings, a gold crown with various jewels, and has gold bracelets around his wrists.

## Personality

Indra is depicted as being the gatekeeper to the Kingdom of the Immortals, allowing King Yudisthira in with open arms. However, he is also strict when enforcing his rule about animals not being allowed into Heaven, shown when he refuses to let the dog that Yudisthira befriended in. Once the dog reveals himself as the Hindu God, Dharma, this convinces Indra that there really is no act valued more highly than that of true loyalty, to which he allows both Yudisthira and Dharma into Heaven.
Generosity/Credits

These are the credits for the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Generosity.

## End Credits

**Produced by**

Porchlight Entertainment

**In Association with**

KCET/Los Angeles

**Executive Producers**

Bruce D. Johnson
William T. Baumann

**Producer/Director**

Walt Kubiak

**Co-Producer**

Fred Schaeffer
Tom Gleason

**Associate Producers**

Andrea Tompkins
Andy Luckey

**Story Editors**

Bruce D. Johnson
Fred Schaeffer

**V.P. Post Production/Porchlight Entertainment**

Tom Gleason

**Creative Consultants**

John Cribb
Glenn Leopold

**Animation by**

The Krislin Company

**Voice Director**

Gordon Hunt

**Casting Director**

Kris Zimmerman

**Cast**

Lewis Arquette
Jim Cummings
Joanna Gleason
Tippi Hedren
Miko Hughes
Kevin Richardson
Chris Sarandon
Pamela Segall
Kath Soucie
Frank Welker

"Rocking Horse Land"
from "Moonshine and Clover"
by Laurence Houseman

"Old Mr. Rabbit's
Thanksgiving Dinner"
by Carolyn Sherwin Bailey

"The Gift of the Magi"
by O. Henry
from a collection of stories entitled
"The Four Million"

"Count That Day Lost"
a poem by
George Eliot

**Art Directors**

Frank Rocco
Roy Wilson

**Timing Directors**

Tony Love
Ron Myrick
Kent Butterworth

**Production Manager**

Billy Jones

**Production Coordinator**

Maribel Quezada

**Production Assistants**

Juvey Eday
Craig Russo

**Character/Prop Design**

George Goodchild

*Character Color Keys'*

Janette Nouribeckian

**Background Color Keys**

Tom Wooldridge
Pamelina Hovnatanian

**Storyboard Artists**

Danny Traverna
Romeo Francisco

**Track Reader**

Fred Salinas

**Telecine**

IVC
Brent Eldridge

Arrangements and Additional
Music by
John Bisharat
Joe Alfuso
Michael Harriton
Stu Goldberg

Music performed and recorded by
Stu Goldberg

**Song "The Heart Gives"**

Music and Lyrics by
J.A.C. Redford
Marcus Hummon

"The Heart Gives"
sung by
Rick Logan

**Main Title Song**
"The Adventure Has Begun"
Music & Lyrics by
J.A.C. Redford
Marcus Hummon

**"The Adventure Has Begun"
Sung by**

Oren Waters
Julia Waters
Maxine Waters
Bobbi Page

**Overseas Production**

KMC Films

**Overseas Supervisor**

Mike Reyna

**Track Reading**

Glenwood Editorial, Inc.

**On-Line Editor**

Ray Clarke
The Post Group

**Sound Effects**

Advantage Audio
Michael Warner

**Re-Recording Mixers**

Mike Beiriger
Ray Leonard

**Dialogue**

Robbi Smith

**Music Editor**

David Cates

**Co-Executive Producers for KCET**

Patricia Kunkel
Steven Kulczycki

©1996 PorchLight Entertainment, Inc.
All Rights Reserved

KCET HOLLYWOOD

PORCHLIGHT ENTERTAINMENT
Citizenship

**Citizenship** is the tenth episode of the second season of Adventures from the Book of Virtues.

## Plot

Annie becomes disappointed upon hearing her family's vacation is postponed, due to the fact that her father has jury duty, wondering why he doesn't just cancel it. Plato then tells her some stories about how Citizenship can bring good rewards.

## Characters

* Annie Redfeather
* Zach Nichols
* Plato
* Aurora
* Aristotle
* Socrates

## Minor Characters

* Mrs. Redfeather
* Mr. Redfeather

## Trivia

* This is the only appearance of Annie's dad, Mr. Redfeather.
Horse (The Bell of Atri)

## Horse

The **Horse** is a character appearing in The Bell of Atri from the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Respect.

## Physical Appearance

The Horse has light gray fur, a dark gray mane, and a dark gray tail.

## Personality

The Horse is depicted as being old and tired, due to being a former warhorse in his youth, and being treated poorly by his master. After being sent away by his master, the horse wanders aimlessly until ending up in Atri, where he attempts to eat a vine that had been tied to the rope of the Justice Bell, which rings the bell, which attracts the attention of the judges, who recognize the horse. Once the horse's master has been brought to Atri, the judges harshly berate him for not being respectful for his horse, while the horse finally gets the respect that he deserves.
Damon

**Damon** is a character appearing in Damon and Pythias from the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Friendship.

## Physical Appearance

Damon has tan skin, blonde hair, blue eyes, wears a dark blue headband, a light teal toga, and a pair of brown sandals.

## Personality

Damon, like his literary counterpart, is friendly with his best friend Pythias, whom he befriended when he was a young boy. He is also supportive and devoted to Pythias, especially when Pythias leaves to bid goodbye to his family under the orders of King Dionysius. Despite the fact that Pythias takes longer than necessary, Damon still remains loyal to his friend, even when King Dionysius orders him killed in Pythias's stead. Fortunately, Pythias is able to show up in time to prevent Damon's execution, but before his own execution can commence, King Dionysius quickly stops the execution upon realizing just how devoted and loyal Damon and Pythias are to each other, so because of them, allows them to go free under the condition that they teach him all about friendship.
Charity

**Charity** is the eighth episode of the second season of Adventures from the Book of Virtues.

## Plot

Upon seeing some families in town that don't have heat or warm clothes for the Winter, Zach and Annie wish they could do something to help, then proceed to make some donations. Plato tells them some stories about how Charity is a powerful thing.

## Characters

* Zach Nichols
* Annie Redfeather
* Plato
* Aurora
* Aristotle
* Socrates
First Judge

The **First Judge** is a character appearing in The Bell of Atri from the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Respect.

## Physical Appearance

The First Judge is tall, has Caucasian skin, red-brown hair, wears a black robe with a gray collar, and a black and gray cap.

## Personality

Like his friend, the Second Judge, the First Judge is depicted as being slightly soft-spoken, yet just as adhering to justice and respect as his friend is. When he and the Second Judge discover that the Horse has been poorly treated by his master, they command for the people to bring the master to them, which the people do. Once the Horse's Master has been brought to Atri, the judges then berate the Horse's Master for not being respectful to his horse and that he must use half of his wealth to take better care of his horse.
Edward Asner

**Edward Asner** was an American actor, best known for playing Lou Grant in *The Mary Tyler Moore Show* and its spin-off series *Lou Grant*, and especially for voicing Carl Fredrickson in Disney and Pixar's *Up*.

Asner died at age 91 from natural causes. He was buried in Sheffield Cemetery in Kansas City, Missouri on September 12, 2021.

Asner provided the voice of Daniel (in Daniel in the Lion's Den) from the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Faith.
Courage/Credits

These are the credits for the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Courage.

## End Credits

**Produced by**

Porchlight Entertainment

**In Association with**

KCET/Los Angeles

**Executive Producers**

Bruce D. Johnson
William T. Baumann

**Producer**

Glen Hill

**Director**

Joanna Romersa

**Co-Producer**

Fred Schaeffer

**Associate Producers**

Andrea Tompkins
Mary Ann Steward

**Story Editors**

Bruce D. Johnson
Fred Schaeffer

**V.P. Post Production/Porchlight Entertainment**

Tom Gleason

**Creative Consultants**

John Cribb
Glenn Leopold

**Animation by**

Fox Animation Studios, Inc.

**Voice Director**

Gordon Hunt

**Casting Director**

Kris Zimmerman

**Cast**

Ed Begley Jr.
Jim Cummings
Tim Curry
Mark Hamill
Kevin M. Richardson
Pamela Segall
Kath Soucie
B.J. Ward
Frank Welker

"The Minotaur," adapted
from the Greek Myth.

"The Brave Mice," adapted
from the Aesop fable.

"William Tell," adapted
from the Swiss legend.

**Arrangements and Additional
Music by**

Carl Johnson

**Music Performed and Recorded by**

Stu Goldberg

**Song "Facing the Wind"
Music & Lyrics by**

J.A.C. Redford
Marcus Hummon

**"Facing the Wind"
Sung by**

Bobbi Page

**Main Title Song
"The Adventure Has Begun
Music & Lyrics by**

J.A.C. Redford
Marcus Hummon

**"The Adventure Has Begun"
Sung by**

Oren Waters
Julia Waters
Maxine Waters
Bobbi Page

**Animation Direction**

Richard Bowman
Joan Drake
Allen Wilzbach
Kay Wright

**Storyboard Supervisor**

Aleta Kozak

**Storyboard**

Francis Barrios
Alfonso De Leon
Ric Estrada
Romeo Francisco
Elaine Hultgrin
Juan Luna
Adu Paden
Danilo Taverna
Danilo Tolentino

**Layout Supervisor**

Greg Garcia

**Art Direction**

Grigor Boyadjiev
Gene Dieckhoner

**Background Design**

Grigor Boyadjiev
Greg Chin
Gene Dieckhoner
Darryl Kidder
Jesse Santos
Vadim Sokolov

**Background Painters**

Danilo De Asis
Bill Dely
Gene Dieckhoner
Dick Heichberger
June Micu
Donald Towns

**Character Design**

Kevin Gollaher
Elaine Hultgrin
Bob Onorato
Tony Segroi

**Research**

Robert Laws
Aletta Cooper

**Overseas Supervisor**

Mike Reyna

**Animated by**

Rainbow Animation Group
Seoul, Korea

**Special Effects**

Chris Cho

**Overseas Production Manager**

Sam Im

**Supervising Director for Wrap-arounds**

Sang Kim

**Character Directors**

Charles Choi
Kevin Kim

**Animation Director**

Simon Han

**Ink & Paint and Compositing**

Rainbow Animation Group
Glendale, CA

**Editor**

Tom Gleason

**On-Line Editor**

Ray Clarke
The Post Group

**Post Production**

The Post Group

**Sound Effects**

Advantage Audio
Michael Warner

**Re-Recording Mixers**

Melissa Gentry-Ellis
Ray Leonard

**Music Editor**

David Cates

**Co-Executive Producers for KCET**

Patricia Kunkel
Steven Kulczycki

©1996 PorchLight Entertainment, Inc.
All Rights Reserved

KCET HOLLYWOOD

PORCHLIGHT ENTERTAINMENT
King Midas

**King Midas** is a character appearing in King Midas from the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Self-Discipline.

## Physical Appearance

King Midas has tan skin, brown hair and a brown beard, a cream-colored tunic with green trimmings, a green cloak, a green cap, gold cuffs around his wrists, and tan sandals.

## Personality

King Midas, like his literary counterpart, is depicted as being selfish and greedy for gold, to the point that he wishes for the Golden Touch, which enables him to turn everything that he touches to gold. At first, Midas is ecstatic upon receiving his wish, but after a while, he soon discovers the problems of turning everything he touches to gold, especially when he ends up turning his daughter Marigold to gold, since he loves Marigold very much. Because of that, Midas wishes that he didn't turn everything he touched to gold, so he is told to bathe in the river and whatever he pours river water on that he turned to gold beforehand will turn back to normal, able to reverse the Golden Touch and restoring Marigold to normal. After that experience, King Midas gained a new appreciation for the natural things of beauty rather than just gold.
Della Dillingham-Young

**Della Dillingham-Young** is a character appearing in The Gift of the Magi from the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Generosity.

## Physical Appearance

Della has Caucasian skin, brown hair (which is revealed to be really long), blue eyes, wears a burgundy hat with a black stripe, a maroon coat with a mauve shawl, while underneath, she wears a blue dress.

## Personality

Della, like her literary counterpart, is depicted as being insecure, due to not having enough money to buy a Christmas gift for her husband Jim. This is what convinces her to get her hair cut by Madame Sofroni, so that she can get the money needed to buy a gift for Jim. After buying the watch chain to give to Jim, Della is greeted by Jim, who is surprised upon discovering that Della got her hair cut, because the gift he bought for her was some combs. When Della gives her gift to Jim, which is the watch chain, Jim reveals that he sold his watch so that he could buy Della's combs. Despite this, the two are grateful to each other for the gifts they gave each other.
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Horse's Master

The **Horse's Master** is a character appearing in The Bell of Atri from the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Respect.

## Physical Appearance

The Horse's Master has tan skin, gray hair, a gray mustache, wears a brown tunic, dark green pants, and dark brown shoes.

## Personality

The Horse's Master is depicted as being grouchy, surly, and miserly in his old age, while he used to be a brave knight in his youth. However, he becomes more interested in gold and ends up being uncaring and rude to his Horse, sending him away. Later on, when the horse rang the bell while attempting to eat the vine tied to the bell rope, the judges have the people fetch the Horse's Master, before berating him for the poor treatment of his horse and that he must be more respectful and caring to his horse.
George Washington

**George Washington** is a character appearing in George Washington and the Cherry Tree from the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Honesty.

## Physical Appearance

As a boy, George has brown hair done up in a ponytail, wears a white shirt with a blue vest over it, a pair of brown pants, long gray socks, and black shoes with gold buckles on them.

## Personality

George is depicted as mostly dependable, yet rather impetuous and careless (as greatly demonstrated when he inadvertently chops down his father's cherry tree with his hatchet). However, he is not afraid of being honest about his actions, which his father Augustine praises him for.
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King (The Cap That Mother Made)

## King

The **King** is a character appearing in The Cap That Mother Made from the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Loyalty.

## Physical Appearance

The King has Caucasian skin, white hair, a white beard, wears a green tunic with a gold sash, blue and purple-striped sleeves and pants, a golden crown with jewels, green stockings, black boots, and a long flowing blue cape with gold trimmings.

## Personality

The King is depicted as being strict, chastising his daughter the Princess for her behavior regarding the cap worn by Anders. However, once he gets a good look at Anders' cap, he immediately becomes just as greedy and envious for it as his daughter, even going so far as to swap out his crown for the cap. However, Anders is quick to take back his cap, as well as removing the gifts that the King and the Princess tried giving him in exchange for the cap. The King is last seen trying to give chase, alongside the Princess, only for the two to trip over the Guard.
Ariadne

**Ariadne** is a character appearing in Theseus and the Minotaur from the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Courage.

## Physical Appearance

Ariadne has tan skin, blonde hair, blue eyes, wears a pink dress with hot pink trimmings, and sandals.

## Personality

Ariadne is depicted as righteous, since she disagrees with the decision of her father King Minos to bring seven young men and women from Athens to Crete to be eaten by the Minotaur in order to avenge the death of his son. She is also as brave as Theseus is when she gives him the tools necessary to navigate his way through the Labyrinth and to fight the Minotaur. After the Minotaur is killed, Theseus and Ariadne get married as they return to Athens.
King Ahasuerus

**King Ahasuerus** is a character appearing in Queen Esther from the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Loyalty.

## Physical Appearance

King Ahasuerus has tan skin, brown hair, a brown beard, brown eyes, wears a gold crown, gold earrings, a cream-colored robe with green and blue trimmings, and brown shoes.

## Personality

Like his Biblical counterpart, King Ahasuerus is depicted as being a respected king, yet he is prone to doing rather foolish things, due to the influence of his treacherous advisor Haman. When he marries Queen Esther, he is initially unaware of her Jewish heritage, until she reveals herself as a Jew once she reveals Haman's plan to kill all of the Jews. Because of this, King Ahasuerus has Haman taken away to be hanged, all while asking Esther to forgive him for being so foolish.
Bobbi Mitchell

**Bobbi Mitchell** is a one-shot character appearing in the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Courage.

## Physical Appearance

Bobbi has Caucasian skin, dark brown hair, wears a light gray shirt with dark blue trimmings around the collar and the sleeves, a pair dark blue running shorts with light gray trimmings, dark blue socks, and black and white running shoes.

## Personality

Bobbi is shown to be friendly with Annie, albeit also rather competitive, which is shown when she is able to jump over the hurdle with ease, which Annie ends up tripping over while trying to catch up with her. Later, after Annie regains her courage to try again in the race, it is not known whether Annie is able to beat Bobbi in the race.
Joshua

**Joshua** is a character appearing in The Good Samaritan from the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Compassion.

## Physical Appearance

Joshua has tan skin and brown hair, and wears a red cap, a cream-colored tunic with dark green trimmings, a red belt, and a pair of dark red boots.

## Personality

Joshua is depicted as being cautious and uptight, worried about the safety of his father Eli when he leaves for Jericho. His fears about his father being ambushed are seemingly confirmed when Eli doesn't return from Jericho, which leaves Joshua on the verge of tears. However, when Eli returns after making a recovery, Joshua is joyous and relieved upon seeing Eli return safe and sound.
Courage (Season 3)

**Courage** is the fourth episode of the third season of Adventures from the Book of Virtues.

## Plot

Zach is asked by his father to deliver some film to the film laboratory, but decides to go hiking first instead. Because of that, he and Annie end up trapped, so Socrates and Aristotle come to the rescue, with Aristotle telling the two a story that will give them Courage.

## Characters

* Zach Nichols
* Annie Redfeather
* Aristotle

## Minor Characters

* Socrates
* Mr. Nichols

## Trivia

* Plato and Aurora do not appear in this episode.
Julian Sands

**Julian Sands** was an English actor known for playing Vladimir Bierko in *24* and Jor-El in *Smallville*. He also had film roles in *The Killing Fields*, *A Room with a View*, *Warlock*, *Arachnophobia*, etc.

Sands disappeared on January 13, 2023 while out hiking on Mount Baldry in California. As of June 2023, he has not yet been found, until June 27, where it is confirmed that he died.

Sands provided the voice of Henry (in The Chest of Broken Glass) from the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Responsibility.
Djinn

**Djinn** is a character appearing in How the Camel Got His Hump, from the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Work.

## Physical Appearance

The Djinn has blonde hair done up in a ponytail, blue eyes, pointed ears, gold earrings, a dark green vest with gold trimmings, a lavender sari with long see-through sleeves and dark purple trimmings, lavender pants, and dark purple shoes.

## Personality

The Djinn is depicted as rather sultry, yet being understanding with a snarky no-nonsense attitude. She uses these traits when teaching the Camel a lesson for his lazy behavior.

## Trivia

* The Djinn's habit of spinning like a tornado to get from place to place is similar to that of the Tasmanian Devil from the *Looney Tunes* cartoons.
A Little Respect

**A Little Respect** is a song from Adventures from the Book of Virtues. It was sung at the end of and during the end credits of the episode Respect, and was sung by Steve Lively, Bobbi Page, and J.A.C. Redford.

## Lyrics

How do you want to be treated

My friend

That's how I want to be treated

And these two things are connected

My friend

Just like the branches on a tree

We share the same roots, you and me

So have a little respect

Have a little respect

It doesn't hurt anybody

To be polite

Have a little respect

An occasional please or thank you

Day or night

Have a little respect

Ah, have a little respect

Have a little respect

(interlude)

You don't go up for no reason

Not by being a fool

So give those folks who are seasoned

All the honor they're due

Have a little respect

It doesn't hurt anybody

To be polite

Have a little respect

An occasional please or thank you

Day or night

Hey, have a little respect

Just like a mirror or a jewel

Have a little respect

It's gonna reflect on you

Have a little respect

Have a little respect

Have a little respect
Brock Peters

**Brock Peters** was an American actor and singer, best known for playing Crown in the 1959 film version of *Porgy and Bess*, Tom Robinson in the 1962 film *To Kill a Mockingbird*, and for voicing Bloth in Hanna-Barbera's *The Pirates of Dark Water* (also starring George Newbern). He also played Lieutenant Hatcher in *Soylent Green*, Fleet Admiral Cartwright in *Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home* and *Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country*, and had guest roles in *Gunsmoke*, *Mannix*, etc.

Peters provided the voice of King Ahasuerus (in Queen Esther) from the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Loyalty.
King (The Bell of Atri)

## King

The **King** is a character appearing in The Bell of Atri from the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Respect.

## Physical Appearance

The King has Caucasian skin, brown hair, a brown mustache, wears a purple robe with white trimmings, a purple waistcoat, a gold crown, light blue pants, and brown shoes.

## Personality

The King is depicted as being regal and benevolent, being the one to have the Justice Bell placed in the center of Atri, which allows people to ring the bell to let the king's judges know that they've been wronged and need help for justice to be served to those who wronged the people that come to ring the people.
Joan Van Ark

**Joan Van Ark** is an American actress, best known for her role as Valerie Ewing in the CBS series *Dallas* and its spin-off *Knots Landing*. She also had guest roles in *Bonanza*, *Gunsmoke*, *M\*A\*S\*H*, *Mannix*, *Kojak*, *The Rockford Files*, *The Love Boat*, etc.

Van Ark provided the voice of Queen Esther (in Queen Esther) from the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Loyalty.
George Washington and the Cherry Tree

**George Washington and the Cherry Tree** is a story told in the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Honesty. It is based on the real life story of George Washington.

## Plot

Back when George Washington, our first president, was still a boy living on his family farm, his father, Augustine, received a wonderful gift. The gift is revealed to be a cherry tree, which Augustine has planted, before he tells George and his siblings that this cherry tree is very special and that he wants them to take good care of them, which they agree to do. Days later, Augustine gives George a hatchet, telling him that he's trained George on how to use it, so because of that, George now has a hatchet of his own. Augustine then has George promise to be careful with his hatchet, which George promises. However, once George has stepped outside with his new hatchet, he immediately gets carried away with using it, such as chopping one of the support posts for the porch, the fence for the cow pasture (which frightens the cow in the pasture), and even chopping the ground a few times.

George then approaches the cherry tree, before he proceeds to chop it down rather carelessly. However, once the tree has been felled, George immediately realizes what he did before quickly running back towards the house. Augustine then comes up to George, telling him that somebody cut down his new cherry tree before asking George who did it. Because of that, George famously tells his father, "I cannot tell a lie", before confessing that he cut down the cherry tree with his hatchet. When Augustine asks why, George tells him that he was playing, before Augustine tells him that now the tree is dead, even after he asked George to take care of it. When George feels remorse for what he did, Augustine then comes up to George and gives him a pat on the shoulder, while praising him for being brave enough to tell the truth, while stating that he'd rather have a son that is truthful than a whole orchard of cherry trees. Once that's over, Augustine and George go back inside the house, but not without George going back outside to retrieve his hatchet that he dropped before heading back inside again, all while never forgetting what his father told him and how he had learned the value of being honest.

## Characters

* George Washington
* Augustine Washington (George's father)
Cathy Cavadini

**Cathy Cavadini** is an American voice actress, best known for voicing Tanya Mousekewitz in *An American Tail: Fievel Goes West* and its spin-off series *Fievel's American Tails* and Blossom in the original *The Powerpuff Girls* series (also starring Tara Strong). She also voiced Charlemagne in *Pound Puppies and the Legend of Big Paw*, Jennifer Parker in *Back to the Future: The Animated Series*, Andrina in Disney's *The Little Mermaid* series, etc.

Cavadini provided the voices of Sarah West and Mother Snake (in Why Frog and Snake Never Play Together) from the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Friendship.
Darleen Carr

**Darleen Carr** is an American actress and singer, who is known for providing roles for several Disney projects of the 1960s, such as Shanti (just credited as "The Girl") in *The Jungle Book* and Sidoni Riserau in *Monkeys, Go Home!*. She was also the voice of Margo in Hanna-Barbera's *The Greatest Adventure: Stories from the Bible*, as well as having guest roles in *Quincy, M.E.*, *Charlie's Angels* (which also starred John Forsythe), *Murder, She Wrote*, *Magnum P.I.*, etc.

Carr provided the voice of the Mother (in The Legend of the Dipper) from the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Compassion.
Good Samaritan

The **Good Samaritan** is a character appearing in The Good Samaritan from the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Compassion.

## Physical Appearance

The Good Samaritan has brown hair and a beard, wears a white tunic with a gray hood, a brown bag slung around his body, and brown sandals.

## Personality

Despite being a Samaritan, which are enemies of the Jews, the Good Samaritan, like his Biblical counterpart, is depicted as being kind and sympathetic, which is shown when he helps Eli after finding him in his injured state.
Jim Dillingham-Young

**Jim Dillingham-Young** is a character appearing in The Gift of the Magi from the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Generosity.

## Physical Appearance

Jim has tan skin, blonde hair, blue eyes, wears an olive green jacket over a sage waistcoat, a purple tie, black pants, and gray shoes.

## Personality

Jim is depicted as being a loving husband to his wife Della, though is shocked upon discovering that Della had gotten her hair cut in order to buy his Christmas gift. When Jim receives his gift from Della, which is the watch chain she bought for him, Jim reveals that he sold his watch in order to buy the combs for Della. Even in spite of this, the two then embrace while still showing love to each other.
Daniel Davis

**Daniel Davis** is an American film, stage, and television actor. He is known for playing Niles the butler on *The Nanny* and Professor Moriarty in two episodes of *Star Trek: The Next Generation* (before reprising the role in *Star Trek: Picard*), as well as guest-starring in such shows as *Remington Steele*, *The A-Team*, *Matlock*, *Cheers*, *MacGyver*, *Columbo*, and other shows. He also had roles in the films *K-9* and *The Hunt for Red October*.

Davis provided the voices for both The Horse (in How the Camel Got His Hump) and Schoolmaster Dobbins (in Tom Sawyer Gives Up the Brush) in the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Work.
Humility/Credits

These are the credits for the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Humility.

## End Credits

**Produced by**

Porchlight Entertainment

**In Association with**

KCET/Los Angeles

**Executive Producers**

Bruce D. Johnson
William T. Baumann

**Producer/Director**

Walt Kubiak

**Co-Producer**

Fred Schaeffer
Tom Gleason

**Associate Producers**

Andrea Tompkins
Andy Luckey

**Story Editors**

Bruce D. Johnson
Fred Schaeffer

**V.P. Post Production/Porchlight Entertainment**

Tom Gleason

**Creative Consultants**

John Cribb
Glenn Leopold

**Animation by**

The Krislin Company

**Voice Director**

Gordon Hunt

**Casting Director**

Kris Zimmerman

**Cast**

Charlie Adler
Hamilton Camp
Jim Cummings
Michael Dorn
John Christian Graas
Mary Gregory
Pat Musick
Kevin Richardson
Neilson Ross
Pamela Segall
Kath Soucie
Frank Welker

"The Emperor's New Clothes"
a story by Hans Christian Anderson

"King Canute at the Seashore"
a story by James Baldwin
from a collection of stories titled
"Fifty Famous Stories Retold"

"Phaeton"
adapted by Thomas Bulfinch

"Serenity Prayer
by Reinhold Niebuhr

**Art Directors**

Frank Rocco
Roy Wilson

**Timing Directors**

Tony Love
Ron Myrick
Kent Butterworth

**Production Manager**

Billy Jones

**Production Coordinator**

Maribel Quezada

**Production Assistants**

Juvey Eday
Craig Russo

**Character/Prop Design**

George Goodchild

*Character Color Keys'*

Janette Nouribeckian

**Background Color Keys**

Tom Wooldridge
Pamelina Hovnatanian

**Storyboard Artists**

Danny Traverna
Romeo Francisco

**Track Reader**

Fred Salinas

**Telecine**

IVC
Brent Eldridge

Arrangements and Additional
Music by
John Bisharat
Mark Gasbarro
Michael Harriton
Stu Goldberg

Music performed and recorded by
Stu Goldberg

**Song "Only a Hill**

Music & Lyrics by
J.A.C. Redford
Marcus Hummon

"Only a Hill"
Sung by
Steve Lively
Bobbi Page
J.A.C. Redford

**Main Title Song**
"The Adventure Has Begun"
Music & Lyrics by
J.A.C. Redford
Marcus Hummon

**"The Adventure Has Begun"
Sung by**

Oren Waters
Julia Waters
Maxine Waters
Bobbi Page

**Overseas Production**

KMC Films

**Overseas Supervisor**

Mike Reyna

**Track Reading**

Glenwood Editorial, Inc.

**On-Line Editor**

Ray Clarke
The Post Group

**Sound Effects**

Advantage Audio
Michael Warner

**Re-Recording Mixers**

Mike Beiriger
Ray Leonard

**Dialogue**

Robbi Smith

**Music Editor**

David Cates

**Co-Executive Producers for KCET**

Patricia Kunkel
Steven Kulczycki

©1996 PorchLight Entertainment, Inc.
All Rights Reserved

KCET HOLLYWOOD

PORCHLIGHT ENTERTAINMENT
Lars

**Lars** is a character appearing in The Cap That Mother Made from the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Loyalty.

## Physical Appearance

Lars has Caucasian skin, brown hair, an overweight build, wears a dark cream apron over a blue-green long-sleeved shirt, a pair of dark brown pants, light brown stockings, and dark brown shoes.

## Personality

Lars is depicted as being easily impressed, showing great admiration for Anders' cap, offering to trade his carving knife for Anders' cap, but Anders turns him down.
Anders

**Anders** is a character appearing in The Cap That Mother Made from the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Loyalty.

## Physical Appearance

Anders has Caucasian skin, red hair, green eyes, wears a cream-colored long sleeved shirt with a dark red waistcoat over it, dark green pants, and dark brown boots.

## Personality

Anders is depicted as showing great loyalty to his mother, due to the lovely cap that she made for him. However, he is also reasonable and level-headed when confronted with various folks who want his cap, turning down their efforts to trade him their belongings for his cap. After an altercation where both the King and his daughter the Princess try to get Anders' cap for themselves, Anders is able to escape for his life, all while still showing his loyalty to his mother.

## Trivia

* Elizabeth Daily voices Anders using the same voice that she used for Tommy Pickles on *Rugrats*.
King Alfred

**King Alfred** is a character appearing in King Alfred and the Cakes from the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Responsibility.

## Physical Appearance

King Alfred has Caucasian skin, brown hair, a brown beard, wears a dark magenta tunic (which conceals a white shirt with a red cross on the front), a green shirt, a pair of tan pants, and a pair of dark brown boots.

## Personality

King Alfred is depicted as being a kingly person, though he is revealed to be pretty irresponsible, due to the fact that his army fought a losing battle against Danish soldiers (though he and his army later turn the battle around in their favor), and especially when he inadvertently lets a batch of cakes burn in the oven after getting his distracted by his thoughts.
First Swindler

The **First Swindler** is a character appearing in The Emperor's New Clothes from the Adventures from the Book of Virtues episode Humility.

## Physical Appearance

The First Swindler has dark skin, gray hair, wears a dark purple coat over a white shirt, a pair of blue-gray pants, blue and dark blue-striped socks, and black shoes.

## Personality

The First Swindler is sneaky, manipulative, and opportunistic, being the one to come up with the plan of tricking the Emperor into thinking that he and his partner have made the most beautiful clothes that no one has ever seen before.