Deep in the heart of Tiny Tales Land, where the trees hum softly and the wind carries whispers of promises made and kept, lives Bramble—the guardian badger who never forgets a task.
Even as a cub, Bramble was different. While the other young creatures chased fireflies or skipped their chores, Bramble made checklists—tiny ones, written on bark strips, tied together with twine. He took care of the school garden without being asked, helped little ones find their lost acorns, and remembered everyone’s birthdays… right down to which kind of jam they liked on their toast.
But Bramble’s sense of duty was born from more than just habit. Long ago, during the Festival of Seasons, the Great Sunbell was nearly forgotten. Without it, the festival couldn't start, and the village began to worry. While others panicked, Bramble quietly took action—he followed the map, braved the overgrown bramble maze alone, and retrieved the bell just in time for sunrise. When asked why he did it, Bramble simply replied:
"Because it needed doing."
From that day forward, Bramble was trusted with more than just chores. He became the Keeper of the Seed Bank, the Trail Shed, and the Lost & Found. Not because he was perfect, but because he always showed up, asked what needed doing, and followed through.
His leafy cape was sewn by friends to honour his grounded strength. His acorn medallion was awarded for protecting the village’s last ancient tree during a storm. And the checklist in his paw? Always growing, always ticked.
Bramble teaches that responsibility isn’t about being in charge—it’s about being counted on. Whether big or small, if there’s a task to be done, you can be sure Bramble will give it his steady, quiet best.
And in the village of Tiny Tales Land, whenever someone says,
"I’ll take care of it,"
you’ll often hear another reply:
"Sounds like a Bramble thing to do."