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Tuffeton
In the fifth episode Brennan says the crow Pinocchio sends ahead reports a grim-looking village, with very few people out in the pouring rain NA E5·01:37:33. Behind it is a large hill with a single tree at the top and, at its base, a discarded-looking mine with carts, equipment and old wooden rafters at the front NA E5·01:37:33. Loose cobwebs blow at the entrance of the mine NA E5·01:37:33. Lou relays that it is Tuffeton, about another hour's walk away, and Emily says "Little Miss Muffet sat on her tuffet." NA E5·01:37:30 NA E5·01:38:40 NA E5·01:38:48
In the sixth episode Brennan's recap says the heroes ventured into the mines beneath the village of Tuffeton, and Miss Muffet says many of the people in Tuffeton are in cocoons she spun NA E6·00:01:04 NA E6·01:36:43. When Mother Goose writes the village's name into the book, Brennan says that only the first part, tuffet, stays NA E6·01:16:38.
In the seventh episode the party exits the mine and sees the village of Tuffeton, and as Little Miss Muffet smiles the rain stops and the sun comes out, the first sunlight since the times of shadow began NA E7·00:14:52 NA E7·00:16:13. A mayor introduces himself as Harold Hopps of the Village of Tuffeton NA E7·00:34:49. A spoon says it will always have plenty of work in Tuffeton, because they really love curds and whey there NA E7·00:53:59.
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NA E5: Down Came the Rain
- Tuffeton — a grim village about another hour's walk from the party's position; few people out, some lights; a hill with a single tree and a discarded mine at its base with cobwebs; at the name Emily says "Little Miss Muffet sat on her tuffet." — 01:36:28, 01:37:30, 01:37:33, 01:38:48