History Recap / ArthurS11E3BuenasNochesVicitaPrunellaPacksItIn

Having dismissed the Tibbles' advice, D.W. and Vicita go to Buster for help next, who tries to hypnotize Vicita into falling asleep, but ends up accidentally doing so to himself instead. When Vicita again laments the loss of ''The Very Magic Mango Tree'', D.W. asks her what the book looked like, and she starts describing the book's pictures and story, making D.W. realize that she knows the book by heart and giving D.W. the idea to create a "do-it-yourself" replica of the book for Vicita. Arthur, D.W., and Vicita immediately start working on the book.

Vicita and dreams that she, now wearing an AdventurerOutfit, and Raulito (who is a live TalkingAnimal in the dream, although still the size of a toy) are in the jungle from ''The Very Magic Mango Tree''. The two immediately set out to search for the mango tree that Uaica is in, and ask a sloth for directions. Unfortunately, due to [[SluggishSloths the sloth's slowness]], Vicita and Raulito think that the sloth is pointing to the left when in fact he was in the process of ''moving'' his arm to point to the right, causing them to take the wrong turn and end up at another magic mango tree that keeps people awake, where they come across D.W. dressed like a dancer and dancing with a caiman, a monkey, a snake, and a macaw. When D.W. sees Vicita, she offers her a mango and tells her that the place is "kid heaven", as no one ever sleeps there, but Vicita declines the mango and tells D.W. that she and Raulito have to get to the sleeping mango tree before Uaica falls from it. In response to this, the macaw offers to take them to it; although Raulito is reluctant since, according to him, llamas don't like to fly, Vicita forces him to get on anyway, as they are running out of time to save Uaica. The macaw flies the two across the jungle and lands by a river, telling her passengers that the sleep tree is near where the river forks. Shortly after Vicita and Raulito get off the macaw's back, Raulito is taken and nearly eaten by a caiman that emerges from the river, but Vicita chases after it and manages to save Raulito in the nick of time, also finding a mango in the process. The two then hear a voice calling for help from above, which turns out to belong to Uaica; they've found the sleep tree. Vicita tells Uaica to climb down and eat the mango, as if he doesn't, she may never be able to sleep again. However, Uaica tells her that he can't because he's afraid of heights. When Vicita questions how he got up in the tree in the first place if that's the case, he responds that he doesn't know, but guesses that he didn't look down on his way up. Raulito encourages Uaica by pointing out that he's afraid of heights too, along with all non-stuffed animals, but that he faced both of those fears simultaneously by flying on a macaw to reach Uaica, successfully giving Uaica the courage to climb down. When Vicita offers Uaica the mango, he tells her he doesn't actually like mangos and asks her if she's got any magic papayas, but Raulito yells at him to eat the mango, which he reluctantly does and falls asleep along with the animals D.W. was dancing with earlier. Vicita rejoices at the successful mission, but then realizes that Raulito is missing and yells out his name, waking up Uaica and the animals.

At this point, Vicita wakes up from her dream and it's now morning. She panics over the loss of Raulito and calls for her papa. Mr. Molina hears her call and comes to ask her what's wrong, to which Vicita tell her she's lost Raulito. Mr. Molina then looks behind her pillow, where he finds not only Raulito, but also the original copy of ''The Very Magic Mango Tree''. He offers to read it to Vicita that night, but she happily declines the offer, saying that the story is already in her head, "right, Raulito?". After Vicita and Mr. Molina leave, Raulito winks at the camera, revealing that he was actually alive the whole time.

* AreWeThereYet: When Raulito and Vicita are flying on a macaw's back, Raulito fearfully asks "Are we there yet?" due to his fear of heights.

** The episode has a DreamSequence where a Hispanic little girl (Vicita) goes on an adventure in the jungle with a TalkingAnimal companion and no adult supervision, and another animal steals from her at one point (a caiman who takes and almost eats Raulito). [[WesternAnimation/DoraTheExplorer Sound familiar?]]

* AnAesop: The lesson Vicita learns in this episode is that when you hear a particular story many times, you can learn it by heart, which she uses to help Arthur and D.W. recreate her missing bedtime storybook that has been read to her many times.

* AnAesop: Prunella learns that she shouldn't worry about qualifying for a good college until she's older.

At this point, Vicita wakes up from her dream and it's now morning. She panicks over the loss of Raulito and calls for her papa. Mr. Molina hears her call and comes to ask her what's wrong, to which Vicita tell her she's lost Raulito. Mr. Molina then looks behind her pillow, where he finds not only Raulito, but also the original copy of ''The Very Magic Mango Tree''. He offers to read it to Vicita that night, but she happily declines the offer, saying that the story is already in her head, "right, Raulito?". After Vicita and Mr. Molina leave, Raulito winks at the camera, revealing that he was actually alive the whole time.

[[caption-width-right:760:"[[WesternAnimation/DoraTheExplorer "Will you help us find the magic mango tree?"]]]]

That night, Vicita's papa reads the finished replacement book to her, which tells the story of a young boy named [[Myth/BrazilianFolklore Uaica]] who runs into the jungle to escape from a GangOfBullies and falls asleep in a tree after eating a mango, having a dream about a creature named Jaguarman who teaches him the ways of the jaguar, causing him to no longer be teased by the bullies when he wakes up. After the story is finished, Vicita appears to fall asleep, but after her father leaves her bedroom, Vicita wakes up when she realizes she remembered the story wrong, as it was supposed to end with Uaica climbing down the tree and falling asleep underneath it instead of in it, and worries that Uaica may fall if left up there. Bringing Raulito with her, she goes to her parents' bedroom to ask her papa for help but sees that he and mama are already asleep. Not wanting to wake them up, Vicita goes back to bed and decides that she and Raulito will have to find a way to get Uaica down from the tree by themselves, after which she falls asleep and dreams that she, now wearing an AdventurerOutfit, and Raulito (who is a live TalkingAnimal in the dream, although still the size of a toy) are in the jungle from ''The Very Magic Mango Tree''. The two immediately set out to search for the mango tree that Uaica is in, and ask a sloth for directions. Unfortunately, due to [[SluggishSloths the sloth's slowness]], Vicita and Raulito think that the sloth is pointing to the left when in fact he was in the process of ''moving'' his arm to point to the right, causing them to take the wrong turn and end up at another magic mango tree that keeps people awake, where they come across D.W. dressed like a dancer and dancing with a caiman, a monkey, a snake, and a macaw. When D.W. sees Vicita, she offers her a mango and tells her that the place is "kid heaven", as no one ever sleeps there, but Vicita declines the mango and tells D.W. that she and Raulito have to get to the sleeping mango tree before Uaica falls from it. In response to this, the macaw offers to take them to it; although Raulito is reluctant since, according to him, llamas don't like to fly, Vicita forces him to get on anyway, as they are running out of time to save Uaica. The macaw flies the two across the jungle and lands by a river, telling her passengers that the sleep tree is near where the river forks. Shortly after Vicita and Raulito get off the macaw's back, Raulito is taken and nearly eaten by a caiman that emerges from the river, but Vicita chases after it and manages to save Raulito in the nick of time, also finding a mango in the process. The two then hear a voice calling for help from above, which turns out to belong to Uaica; they've found the sleep tree. Vicita tells Uaica to climb down and eat the mango, as if he doesn't, she may never be able to sleep again. However, Uaica tells her that he can't because he's afraid of heights. When Vicita questions how he got up in the tree in the first place if that's the case, he responds that he doesn't know, but guesses that he didn't look down on his way up. Raulito encourages Uaica by pointing out that he's afraid of heights too, along with all non-stuffed animals, but that he faced both of those fears simultaneously by flying on a macaw to reach Uaica, successfully giving Uaica the courage to climb down. When Vicita offers Uaica the mango, he tells her he doesn't actually like mangos and asks her if she's got any magic papayas, but Raulito yells at him to eat the mango, which he reluctantly does and falls asleep along with the animals D.W. was dancing with earlier. Vicita rejoices at the successful mission, but then realizes that Raulito is missing and yells out his name, waking up Uaica and the animals.

At this point, Vicita also wakes up from her dream, still panicking over the loss of Raulito and calling for her papa. Mr. Molina hears her call and comes to ask her what's wrong, to which Vicita tell her she's lost Raulito. Mr. Molina then looks behind Vicita's pillow, where he finds not only Raulito, but also the original copy of ''The Very Magic Mango Tree'', which he offers to read to Vicita that night, but Vicita declines the offer, saying that the story is already in her head, "right, Raulito?". In response to Vicita's question, Raulito winks at the camera when Vicita isn't looking, revealing that he was alive for real the whole time.