Beatrixia: Looks like all the sisters met fine cats. Except for the youngest. What happened between her and Pink Lupin?
Elvis-Anum: According to the story, at the end of the Yarn Ball the four older sisters introduced their young cats to Tommy, who was delighted to meet them. But young Ora Zella was nowhere to be found.
Here’s the rest of the story:
Chef Tommy: I’m delighted to meet you, young cats. I am sure you all are fine, upstanding cat men.
Puck: I would like to ask you for Sophie’s paw in marriage, Chef Tommy.
Elvis: And I would like to court Tabitha, who is not intimidated by my poofing.
Chef Tommy: Agreed.
Captain Iggy: I must go back to my ship, but I would like to come to an understanding with Beatrix. When I’m back from sailing and she completes her studies at University, we would like to wed.
Burt: And I would like to wed Goldie as soon as I have made Run Down Estate Habitable.
Chef Tommy: This is all wonderful news. But where is Ora Zella?
Puck: Oh, no! It seems Pink Lupin is missing as well!
Beatrixia: Looks like all the sisters met fine cats. Except for the youngest. What happened between her and Pink Lupin?
Elvis-Anum: According to the story, at the end of the Yarn Ball the four older sisters introduced their young cats to Tommy, who was delighted to meet them. But young Ora Zella was nowhere to be found.
Here’s the rest of the story:
Chef Tommy: I’m delighted to meet you, young cats. I am sure you all are fine, upstanding cat men.
Puck: I would like to ask you for Sophie’s paw in marriage, Chef Tommy.
Elvis: And I would like to court Tabitha, who is not intimidated by my poofing.
Chef Tommy: Agreed.
Captain Iggy: I must go back to my ship, but I would like to come to an understanding with Beatrix. When I’m back from sailing and she completes her studies at University, we would like to wed.
Burt: And I would like to wed Goldie as soon as I have made Run Down Estate Habitable.
Chef Tommy: This is all wonderful news. But where is Ora Zella?
Puck: Oh, no! It seems Pink Lupin is missing as well!
I still want to believe the people are more misguided than intentionally cruel. I confess I was none too gentle with my first puppy (I was eight). I saw the light, and Kerry and I were inseparable for the next seventeen years.
Beatrixia: And what about the other three sisters?
Elvis-Anum: Here the story goes on:
The superb piano playing was performed by Chef Tommy’s daughter, Beatrix, who played the most intricate pieces by virtue of her polydactyl paws. Her playing captured the attention of the intrepid sea captain, Captain Iggy.
Iggy: Hello, miss Beatrix. I love how you play piano. You are definitely a talented cat.
Beatrix: Thank you, Captain. It comes from many years of study and practice.
Iggy: Are you planning to study music at University?
Bea: That is my dream. I’ll have to see if it can happen.
At the buffet table
Goldie: Hello, sir. I believe I had the pleasure of serving you and your cousin, Mr. Collins a pineapple pizza.
Burt: Yes. You were most gracious. I know some poof at the very thought of pineapple on top of pizza.
Goldie: Not all of us. I know it takes all kinds to make a world. Are you from this area, Mr. Burt?
Burt: Not originally, but I recently purchased the Run Down Estate. I am going to restore it to its original beauty.
Goldie: What a wonderful idea. I am rather handy, you know.
Burt: Perhaps your family can visit and see how my renovations go.
Goldie: That would be wonderful. Do you see that pink cat over there?
Burt: That’s the infamous Pink Lupin. He’s a snow-white cat, but somehow has acquired pink fur. Some say tomatoes were involved.
Goldie: And my sister, Ora Zella is going over to talk to him. I’m not so sure about this.
Meanwhile, Back on the Nile (Classic Edition)
Beatrixia: Looks like all the sisters met fine cats. Except for the youngest. What happened between her and Pink Lupin?
Elvis-Anum: According to the story, at the end of the Yarn Ball the four older sisters introduced their young cats to Tommy, who was delighted to meet them. But young Ora Zella was nowhere to be found.
Here’s the rest of the story:
Chef Tommy: I’m delighted to meet you, young cats. I am sure you all are fine, upstanding cat men.
Puck: I would like to ask you for Sophie’s paw in marriage, Chef Tommy.
Elvis: And I would like to court Tabitha, who is not intimidated by my poofing.
Chef Tommy: Agreed.
Captain Iggy: I must go back to my ship, but I would like to come to an understanding with Beatrix. When I’m back from sailing and she completes her studies at University, we would like to wed.
Burt: And I would like to wed Goldie as soon as I have made Run Down Estate Habitable.
Chef Tommy: This is all wonderful news. But where is Ora Zella?
Puck: Oh, no! It seems Pink Lupin is missing as well!