Figaro is hungry and wants an omelet for breakfast. There's a single egg in the fridge but when Figaro grabs it, the egg slips from his hands and breaks.
Outside in the chicken coop, an egg is lying in the nest – guarded by its scary-looking mother hen. Figaro's hunger overcomes his fear and when the hen is outside the coop, he sneaks in.
The mother hen comes back. Figaro pretends to be a chicken!
The hen sets out to teach Figaro all the things a chick must know – scratching; eating worms; flying; and even laying eggs.
When the hen lays another egg, and another chick arrives, Figaro realizes there may not be enough room in the coop for the three of them.

Figaro opens his front door. On the doorstep is a mysterious unknown thing… Where did it come from? Was it Rivet?
Figaro trembles. Oh the anxiety!
Figaro becomes increasingly obsessed with finding out what 'the thing' is, driving him slowly insane.
He finally decides the only way to deal with this unbearable situation is to destroy 'the thing'. He tries everything, but it's no good.
Finally a panting Figaro gives up. He opens the door and throws out 'the thing'. It lands in front of Penny the Girl Scout.
Now Figaro is in for a surprise.