Plot
Fatty is trying one of his newest disguises as red-haired postman, and a butcher's server, making Goon extremely confused. Later, several villagers of Peterswood suddenly getting a spiteful letters which was sent on Sheepsale every monday 11.45 am. But when Goon gets one, the Find Outer- Fatty- is accused as the sender! After being thrown a big bag of what Mr Goon thinks is the five found outer's fake clues but after finding out they are real clues which include Pip's alphabet book and Fatty decides that the Spiteful letters culprit is Pip and Bets' cook Mrs Moon.
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