May - Kids' Poems and Stories With Michael Rosen

The transcript narrates a story about a woman named May who occasionally looked after the narrator and their sibling. May's husband, a bus conductor, had a unique talent of winking with both eyes. The narrator fondly recalls playing a game with May involving counting and eating raisins. They guessed the number of raisins in a jar and then ate them one by one. The next day, the narrator's brother discovered the empty jar and accused the narrator of being greedy. The narrator reminisces about the fun they had with May, while their mother dismisses the brother's complaints.

What was the final outcome of the game with the raisins?

How did the narrator defend themselves when accused of being greedy?