Bertie feels anxious about the idea of joining the cubs, expressing his doubts to Tofu. He is uncertain and believes he might not fit in, which prompts Tofu's questioning. Tofu brushes off Bertie's concerns, suggesting that his fear of failure is unfounded.
Tofu clarifies that there are no strict requirements like a medical examination, contrasting the cubs with the army. The message is clear: the cubs are inclusive and open to all, even to someone like Bertie, which encourages him to reconsider his apprehensions.