It's the underdog, and he's bummed out that he didn't get a chance to hit the bull's-eye on the way to the moon. He wants to do something, but he doesn't know what to do. He's afraid that he'll get caught up in the excitement of the moment and lose his cool. He tries to convince himself that it's not a big deal, and that he can use this to his advantage. He tells himself that he has an idea, and they can use the pendulum to swing the ship. The underdog is all, "Hey, I've got this idea. I'm going to try to do this." The underdog says, "Sure, I can trust you. I don't want you to trust me. I can't believe you're going to act like a nice guy when you know what's going on. You'll regret this one snap, dude. I need to hurry." He says that he needs to hurry because the earthquake is coming, and the plane might be in danger. He asks why there's no one on board the plane, and she says that she mistook the earthquake for an earthquake. He then asks why the animals are running away from the plane. He wonders why they're running away, and wonders what sort of animals are outside the plane that might be running away. He realizes that the animals must be rocking the plane to make it go down. He starts to wonder what the heck is going on, and then he hears a loud boom. He knows that something's wrong, and starts to panic. He remembers that a giant sloth once lived in the United States, and it was said that it weighed about 3 tons. It used its huge talons to support itself on its hind legs. It was extinct about 10,000 years ago, and is said to be omniv