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The kids soon learn their families are all invited to the wedding. As a last resort, they choose to object during the ceremony. When they arrive, however, they begin to realize that Patty's duties don't seem consistent with that of a bride's. When Patty observes that they want to say something, the kids change their minds about objecting and compliment the wedding tent. Patty thanks them, but remarks that nothing would have really been good enough for her younger brother's wedding, revealing that not only is not the bride, but that she's Mr. Ratburn's sister (and the officiant for the wedding). The kids are surprised to learn this and, after questioning who Mr. Ratburn's getting married to if Patty isn't the bride, they discover that their teacher is actually getting married to a man--Patrick, the chocolatier they met earlier--and not a woman, after seeing the two of them walking down the aisle arm-in-arm. | The kids soon learn their families are all invited to the wedding. As a last resort, they choose to object during the ceremony. When they arrive, however, they begin to realize that Patty's duties don't seem consistent with that of a bride's. When Patty observes that they want to say something, the kids change their minds about objecting and compliment the wedding tent. Patty thanks them, but remarks that nothing would have really been good enough for her younger brother's wedding, revealing that not only is not the bride, but that she's Mr. Ratburn's sister (and the officiant for the wedding). The kids are surprised to learn this and, after questioning who Mr. Ratburn's getting married to if Patty isn't the bride, they discover that their teacher is actually getting married to a man--Patrick, the chocolatier they met earlier--and not a woman, after seeing the two of them walking down the aisle arm-in-arm. | ||
The kids enjoy cake after the ceremony and remark that they are happy with how the wedding turned out, and that it | The kids enjoy cake after the ceremony and remark that they are happy with how the wedding turned out, and that it's a brand new world now that Mr. Ratburn is married. However, noticing Mr. Ratburn and Patrick having their first dance, they all agree with embarrassment that teachers should never dance. | ||
==Characters== | ==Characters== |