Street Sweeper

"Street Sweeper" is the second episode of A World For Little People and the second episode of Season 1. In this episode, the citizens grab rubbish in order to throw it on the streets for the street sweeper.

Characters

 * Citizen 1
 * Citizen 2
 * Citizen 3
 * Citizen 38

Plot
The episode begins with Citizen 1 and Citizen 2 walking around on the streets. When not knowing what to do right now, Citizen 2 notices a street sweeper going behind them. After seeing the sweeper, Citizen 1 has an idea; they plan to collect rubbish and throw them on the streets for the sweeper. Citizen 2 accepts his idea and both of them began searching for a rubbish can.

When he and Citizen 1 finally made it to the nearest rubbish can, they picked the rubbish up and stopped by a street intersection as the sweeper gets nearby. After a certain amount of time, they began throwing the rubbish on the intersection in front of the sweeper's way, making the sweeper collecting them.

Meanwhile, as they start walking around on the streets again, they were stopped by Citizen 38, who was stern about his sweeper getting jammed. He warns Citizen 1 and Citizen 2 not to throw rubbish again as he was going to spend lots of money to get his sweeper repaired, and after the conversation was over, Citizen 1 decides that they should do something else. The episode ends with him and Citizen 2 walking away with both of their emotions being reverted.

Music

 * 1) Monsters, Inc. theme [Title card; early part of the episode]
 * 2) Pert And Pretty [The citizens finding the rubbish can]
 * 3) Wooden Bear [The citizens meeting the driver]
 * 4) Take Five [Ending]

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Early production
The episode was originally going to involve the citizens running away from the street sweeper, but due to size difficulties on the sets, and the plot being somewhat nonsensical, production was scrapped.

Later production
The episode completed its storyboarding on May and was officially finished five months later, in the midnight of early October.