In Peter's Big Idea, Peter the Pelican awakens to a peaceful seaside morning, only to find that his beloved pier-once lively, colorful, and filled with community spirit-has become dull and forgotten. As he strolls the worn planks, he reminisces about the joyful days gone by: children feeding birds, otters dancing, and the vibrant life that once teemed both above and below the waves. The faded paint, rusted railings, and quiet waters reflect not just time's passage, but a sense of sadness and neglect. Yet amidst the stillness, Peter feels a tug of inspiration, a whisper of hope that maybe, just maybe, the pier doesn't have to stay this way.

Moved by memories and a blooming sense of purpose, Peter decides that what the pier needs is a splash of color-bold, joyful, sea-inspired beauty to bring it back to life. He envisions vibrant murals of dolphins, swirling waves, painted seashells, and flowering seaweed that transform the tired boards into a magical ocean walkway. With excitement fluttering in his feathers and determination in his heart, Peter resolves to restore the pier with his own beak and brush. His dream is not just to revive a forgotten place, but to welcome back the laughter, wonder, and warmth that once made the pier the heart of the harbor.