A motley crew, if e'er I saw, And not a one against the law, Except for that one tiny thing, But it was hardly worth the sting. Babies, see, are very small, And barely worth the fuss at all.
So this boat is in the clear, From dock to dock and pier to pier. Except, you see for smaller dings, Like broken hearts and hateful things. So for this boat to stay afloat, Kindness, friends, was all she wrote.
And this hint I give you now, What you want is near the bow.
The room is not a room at all, but rather a pirate boat, complete with a crew that is ready to wage war against another vessel that is coming ever closer. The vessel is missing two things, which becomes immediately apparent: a captain and a name.
1. Near the bow, there is a captain's hat, but there is no way to place a name on the bow of the boat. 2. The group must decide on a name that embodies all four of them - kindly. 3. They must engrave the bow of the boat somehow. 4. And they must agree on a captain. 5. When these two things happen, the neighboring vessel turns out to be friendly, and a lovely trade of goods occurs. 6. If there is any arguing during any of the activities, the boat sinks and they are returned to their previous locations after an uncomfortable dunking.