Arnold's Fourth

True.

HAHA! I never thought of it that way XD
I got it from a story called "Bloody Fingers"

Maybe the item could be box, like treasure or a document box.
Maybe it's like gold de-bloons (?) or some other shiny thing.

Haha!! I remember Bloody Fingers! "Do you have a Band-Aid? D8" XDXD

Oh, I like that. A box of mysterious treasure!!...That turns out to be something seemingly lame but that Arnold will be like, "No, everyone, this is an important part of our history, blah blah blah!" XD Also, it should appear in the dream somehow.

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I remember that in Avatar: TLA , they try to open this mysterious box and it turns out to be a comb XD
Maybe it could be something lame like that! XD
Maybe it could be "historical trash" XD

Yup; in The Puppetmaster. I loooove that episode. <3

And yes; that's what I was going for Something of significance, but only to the person who deemed it "treasure" (and Arnold because he's just sentimental like that XD).

Me too, I love how dark it is, I dont really like stuff like that but you cant help but watch XD

A hat? Something Arnold could relate too?

A coin that Oscar steals? xD

Same x3 It's a great episode. <3

Mayyybe we could go with the chocolate coin idea (good idea having Oskar steal it, leili!). Maybe the chocolate is a special Hillwood recipe. XD

In the end, it's Chocolate Boy who sniffs it out and identifies it to be chocolate. XDXD

Yeah, I like the idea of a coin too

XD But isn't Chocolate boy done with chocolate?

Oh yeah, I forgot about that

That's the one thing in Hey Arnold that should never have happened, hehe... er, well, aside from the show ending.

Maybe at the end a dog steels it and then the rapper falls off and chocolate smuthers everywhere

Haha yeah... I remembered, but I figured his Beet Boy thing was just temporary. XD I mean...he's Chocolate Boy!! XDXD

I guess he could be done with chocolate, but still be able to sniff it out? XDXD

Or instead of a dog, it could be Abner who sniffs it out and eats it...XD

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So where do they find the treasure?

By the way, how do we relate the chocolate coin to 4th of July?
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Well, the coin is historic because the chocolate is a Hillwood special recipe that was passed down from our nation's founding fathers (although chocolate in its solid form has only been around since the 1800s, not the 1700s. It was a popular drink before then. But who's going to know that, really...except me apparently XD)! XD ARTISTIC LIBERTY. We can mess with the date of the creation of chocolate if we want to. XD

And of course, in the dream sequence, we have to see the chocolate somewhere. XD

But I thought they diddn't know it was chocolate.

They don't! But it'll just be Arnold and someone else who sees the chocolate in the dream, and then when they wake up they know where to find the treasure because they saw it being "hidden," but they don't know what's in it. It turns out to be that same chocolate from the dream, so Arnold and whoever else had the dream is like, "O_O Deja vu..." and everyone else says, "CHOCOLATE?! THAT'S what we were so excited over?" And Arnold will say, "No matter how insignificant it seems, this chocolate is a part of our history. It's special." Something Arnold-like. XD

Then Chester flies in and eats the chocolate!
What if they get the chocolate recipe!

BTW, i feel that this story is sorta drifted away from 4th of July, I think there should be alot of reference

Ummm, dunno if chocolate's good for pigeons...XD Abner would be easier to work in.
I guess they'd have to find the recipe, if Abner ate the chocolate...XD That would be kind of sad if Abner ate the entire treasure XD

And yeah, I feel that way too. =/ But what is the Fourth of July, really? It's to celebrate our Independence. So how can we work that theme in? I feel like there should be references to the Boston Tea Party XD...

lol, maybe it's chocolate stolen from during the Boston Tea Party, unless chocolate wasn't invented

It wasn't, but [whispers] that doesn't matter since this is a cartoon. XDXD

true!

So how do they figure out it's from the Boston Tea Party, BTP

Maybe Hillwood had a "chocolate tax"...y'know, instead of a tea tax. XD And to show their independence, Hillwood (well, the land that became Hillwood) dumped their chocolate into the harbor. XD Soo, it'd be the Hillwood...Chocolate Party. XD That just doesn't sound as good, but...XD

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it's better!
lol Chocolate Party sounds way nicer than tea part!
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lol

So it's like a holiday only know to the Hillwood area?

XD Yeah. I wouldn't mind a Chocolate Party! :3 XD

Well, no, it's still Independence Day, fireworks and barbecues and all that, but THEY also celebrate it by re-enacting the Hillwood Chocolate Party. XDXD

XD I can't help thinking about a chocolate factory :3

Okay so where do they find the coin?