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| ==Plot== | | ==Plot== |
| In the introduction, [[Mrs. Read]] makes [[Arthur]] stop playing a computer game and go to bed. Arthur imagines being in charge and sending his parents to bed, only to be bossed about by D.W. in turn. He concludes that it is a good thing, that younger people are not in charge, especially Tibbles.
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| Arthur is asked to babysit the Tibbles. He is self-confident, because of how he tamed them with a scary story the last time. D.W. is sceptical.
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| The Tibbles turn out to be as unmanageable as ever and ruin one of Arthur's books. During lunch, they argue about who is older. They ask their grandma, who looks at their birth certificates and reveals that [[Tommy]] is older by two minutes. Tommy immediately starts bossing Timmy about.
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| Back at the Read house, Arthur tells D.W. how Tommy acted like a grown-up and kept Timmy in check. He believes that there will be no more problems with the Tibbles. [[D.W.]], however, is still sceptical.
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| At the Tibbles' house, Tommy tells Timmy that he is too old for [[Mary Moo Cow]], but cannot watch Super Action Team until he is two minutes older.
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| After [[Mrs. Tibble]] has told him that Tommy will always be older, Timmy goes to D.W. He tells her that he is running away, but she promises to teach him how to deal with an older brother.
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| The next morning, Timmy tells Tommy that he is too old for his favorite breakfast cereal and makes him eat prunes and millet husks. He also takes the training wheels off Tommy's bike, causing him to fall. During swimming lessons, he tells Tommy to jump off the 3 meters springboard.
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| Timmy phones D.W. to tell her that Tommy no longer talks about being older. D.W. tells him to proceed to phase two.
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| Later, Tommy calls for Timmy, telling him that their grandma says it is lunchtime, but he finds Timmy outside the house wearing a diaper and Tommy's neckerchief. When Tommy tries to stop him, Lucy's mom tells him to be nice to his baby brother, while Lucy mistakes Timmy for Tommy. Tommy tries to tell them that he is Tommy as they leave, as Timmy wets his diaper and asks for it to be changed. Embarrassed, Tommy yells for his grandma.
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| Later, Arthur goes to babysit, confident that it will be the easiest job ever. Instead, he is immediately knocked down by the twins playing soccer. Mrs. Tibble tells Arthur that Tommy asked her to fib and say that the twins are exactly the same age. Tommy tells Arthur that being an older brother is horrible and goes back to playing ball. Arthur screams loudly. D.W. hears him and remarks that Tommy learned his lesson and that she likes happy endings.
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| ==Characters== | | ==Characters== |
| *[[D.W. Read]] | | *[[D.W. Read]] |
