Oh boy. It’s duet time. Teddy was a little uneasy about the duet part because it involved changing parts quite a bit. He wasn’t super comfortable with the song as it was but it was easier to read the words than it was for him to try and match her superior singing performance. But as it was it was still his turn to jump in there. So jump in he did,

“Don't you dare close your eyes
A hundred thousand things to see
Hold your breath - it gets better”

Now it was her turn to continue the song. It wouldn’t be long before he would have to jump back in and fill in the rest of his part. However, if he did say so himself, he wasn’t doing to bad with handling the song and was actually getting the words right.

"I'm like a shooting star,
I've come so far,
I can't go back to where I used to be,
Every turn a surprise..."

By the time she was done, she would have to actually watch the movie. She gave Teddy a thumbs up to let him know that he was doing very well. She had to admit that the song was one of the more trickier Disney songs to pull off right because of the alternating parts, but at least she didn't pick some kind of broadway style song, like something from Chicago or Moulin Rouge. Though that would have been entertaining. At least she had a Halloween costume in mind, even though she doubted Shin would let her dress up like a girl working at a burlesque house.

” A whole new world
Every turn a surprise
With new horizons to pursue
Every moment red-letter
I'll chase them anywhere
There's time to spare
Let me share this whole new world with you”

The song was getting more and more complicated as they drew nearer to the end. Thankfully she didn’t think he was doing so bad, however, even if he was doing badly she didn’t seem like the person to stop the song and kick him out. Teddy was beginning to like this girl maybe they’d become good friends if they both continued to live there. Even though he was singing he was still very much tempted to play with all of her stuffed animals. It was just good that he didn’t want to come off as some weirdo that he kept singing.