Cooped Up. This weekend, it's Mia's turn to take care of her class's guinea pig. She brings it to the campsite in a small cage, feeds it and has no idea what is in store for her in the next moment. It hasn't escaped the goblins that - as they think - a poor creature has been deprived of its freedom by Mia. Worse still: they imagine that for Mia the pig is nothing but a delicious Sunday roast! Without further ado, they then break into Mia's log cabin and kidnap the animal. However, they are amazed when they realize that the little pig doesn't seem to have the slightest interest in taking care of itself, using the freedom of the forest or thanking the goblins for their selfless work. It doesn't move a millimeter voluntarily! However, Mia is angry and searches the forest for the goblins. And someone else is out and about in the forest: the fox, who certainly wouldn't refuse a little guinea pig snack. The great liberation coup seems to be backfiring. What should I do?