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Joey and his friends stumble upon a bush brimming with sweet‑smelling buluru berries that look delicious. Wally Two Trees, however, warns them to resist the temptation for themselves and leave the berries untouched until every single one in the bush has fully ripened.

The programme “The Story of the Last Buluru Berry” is presented as a single episode, falling squarely within the episode genre. It follows a small group of characters as they encounter a particular natural setting that drives the narrative forward. In the centre of the story, Joey and his companions stumble upon a bush laden with buluru berries that give off a mouth‑watering aroma. Their reaction is one of genuine excitement, as the scent promises a tasty reward. However, their enthusiasm is tempered when Wally Two Trees steps in to advise them. He cautions that the berries should not be harvested straight away, insisting they wait until every fruit on the bush reaches full ripeness. The interaction highlights the contrast between youthful eagerness and the measured wisdom offered by Wally. While Joey and his friends are ready to indulge, Wally’s reminder serves as a simple yet clear instruction that patience is required before they can enjoy the berries. Ultimately, the episode rests on this brief but pivotal exchange: a tempting discovery, a burst of excitement, and a gentle warning that the reward must wait until nature signals it is ready. The narrative closes with the group aware that they must leave the bush untouched until the berries are all ripe.