Rosa sits on the carousel and tries to pull Wally to her, but he does not pay attention to her hints and continues to write poetry. Suddenly, clods of dirt fly out from behind the bushes and fall on him. It's Krash and Chiko digging a hole; The former buried a can of carrot juice somewhere, and now they can't find it. Suddenly, Krash's shovel bumps into some mysterious object and sticks to it. Krash and Chiko decide to take it to Dokko. He explains that the thing they found is a magnet, which can be used to attract objects. Rosa takes the magnet and runs to Wally in hopes to attract him.
Krash and Chiko dug a lot of holes, but they still have no luck in finding the can. Chiko already doubts that there was a can at all, and the two quarrel. Krash decides to find the can on his own.
Rosa's attempts to attract Wally don't go well either. When she comes to his house, the magnet instead attracts all the metal objects, forcing Rosa to run away. She bumps into Chiko and throws out the magnet in rage, breaking it in two. Dokko, using the example of the halves of a magnet, shows that if the polarity is reversed, they will repel each other. Krash appears and tries to find his can in a pile of metal. Rosa realizes that her and Wally's magnets were turned incorrectly. Wally runs up to Rosa, unhappy with the loss of his dishes. Chiko asks Dokko to reverse the polarity of the magnets.
Dokko fixes the magnets near the carousel and passes an electric current through them creating a magnetic field. The carousel spins, and the good mood returns to the friends. Suddenly, a can of carrot juice flies out of the bushes and flies into Krash's paws.
Tropes:
- Hollywood Magnetism: The magnet's force field is lot better than the one of real life's magnets, allowing it to attract all the metal junk Wally has in his house almost as soon as Rosa enters it.
