The Triplets

Christmas is around the corner: Anna, Teresa and Helena are walking through the Christmas decorated streets. They see Santa Claus and pull his beard. They don’t realize that it is really the Bored Witch in a costume. Of course she takes advantage of it and punishes them, sends them to the North Pole.

The Bored Witch has punished The Triplets by making them take part in the adventures of Kim, a very clever young man who lives in India. Together with Kim they put the lid on a band of child exploiters, and the children are able to return to the village school and their old school master.

This time the Triplets get to know Mark Twain and the very Huckleberry Finn in person. Helena gets to try Aunt Polly’s apple pie. They also will live many adventures in the legendary Mississippi River. The Bored Witch goes crazy trying to keep the girls from getting out, but as always, it’s The Bored Witch who doesn’t get out.

The Triplets are in their classical music class. The music teacher walks in and sees them dancing to the sound of some awful music. The Bored Witch takes advantage of the situation and sends the girls to the musical city of Vienna in the XVIII century. There they meet Salieri, the court musician, and together they help Mozart come before the Emperor, thus becoming his preferred musician.

Anna, Teresa and Helena hear about a trip that the children of the astronauts who are on an outer space voyage will take. Without thinking twice, they sign up, taking advantage of three last minute vacancies. They live many adventures and learn that ambition has no limits... even in space.

The Bored Witch gets very angry when she finds the Triplets making fun of her in a puppet theater. She sends them to the circus, but not just any circus; this is a circus that travels around the world bringing smiles to boys and girls from troubled countries. The Triplets land in a refugee camp and share their adventures with the habitants of the camp.

The three sisters suddenly appear in the middle of a snowy forest in Alaska. It is a fascinating countryside, and Anna, Teresa and Helena are spellbound at the sight of it, but very soon the spell will be broken by the appearance of four ferocious wolves. It’s a good thing that White Fang comes to the rescue! A brave and determined dog, the main character of this story who saves the Triplets and takes them on incredible adventures.

The Triplets are bored and decide to build a telescope to spy on the neighbors. The Bored Witch catches them and sends them to the middle of the Ocean on a piece of wood. Suddenly, the Nautilus appears and captain Nemo welcomes them on board.

The Triplets find themselves in a theater, but they soon find out that it’s not exactly the School Theater. The spellbound Bored Witch listens to the voice of an extraordinary singer: Cristina is living a terrible a love story. The Bored Witch ages Cristina’s voice, and like always tries to keep the Triplets from reaching their objective: non other than helping Raul manifest his love for Cristina.

The Bored Witch punishes the girls with a marine adventure. They appear in a rough looking tavern that startles them at first, but as soon as they get use to the atmosphere they end up making friends with Ismael. Ismael and the Triplets set sail, and live many adventures with Moby Dick.

The Triplets get to know Africa by the guiding hand of Soco Banzo, A taxi driver from an African village that The Bored Witch has sent. There they will live incredible adventures. They get to know and value his culture and customs in contrast to colonization, through new sports and customs.

Big Ben rings out. We are in London and the Triplets find themselves in the start of a very important race. They go around the world with F. Fog in a taxi, where they will meet Julius Caesar and Cleopatra, Olympic Gods, the village of the Seven Goats, the jungle where the Red Dragon lives.... Always under the watchful eye of the Bored Witch, who will try to keep them from reaching the finish line.