I'm Just Not Keen on Spiders

Summary
Ana overcomes her fear of spiders when 9-Volt tells her that spiders are important.

Plot
9-Volt introduces Ana, who is brushing her teeth. Ana says she isn't brushing her teeth in the bathroom because of a spider in the sink, and she doesn't like spiders. 9-Volt goes to the bathroom to catch the spider with a cup and sliding a card underneath so it can't escape. Ana says she doesn't like spiders because they're always around and are big and hairy. However, 9-Volt says the spider is only a small house spider. However, Ana doesn't like it, until 9-Volt tells Ana to remember not liking worms, caterpillars, or beetles, but then Ana says she likes worms, caterpillars, and beetles, because worms dig up soil to help plants grow, caterpillars eat green things such as lettuce and become butterflies, and beetles get stuck on their backs. Ana says she likes bugs, but not spiders. 9-Volt says the spider can walk upside down, which is clever. Ana realizes that the spider moved and 9-Volt tries to hold her still, but Ana screams and accidentally drops the spider. Later, Ana notices a spider web under the table and thinks it's dirty and gets stuck on people's faces. However, 9-Volt tells Ana that spider webs are important because they help catch flies and keep the house clean. 9-Volt and Ana then let go of the spider and wonder what will happen to it, then they go in a desperate search of it. 9-Volt keeps looking outside while Ana checks the sink. Ana then makes the house for the spider, while 9-Volt finds another spider.