Molly Sculptor And The Chalice Of Charades Cues Flashcards
(2001 cards)
1
Q
Donna: I don’t know. It’s a mystery.
A
Molly: Excuse me, is this seat taken?
2
Q
Donna: No way! You’re Molly Sculptor!
A
Molly: I’m sorry, have we met?
3
Q
Money: Can we see it?
A
Molly: See what?
4
Q
Donna/Mooney: The spot!
A
Molly: What, my birthmark?
5
Q
Donna: That’s no birthmark! That’s the mark of Moldefort!
Thunder crash.
A
Molly: Who–
6
Q
Donna: I thought we weren’t supposed to say it at all!
A
Molly: I’m sorry, I feel like I’m missing something.
7
Q
Persephone: (noticing Molly for the first time) Wait… You’re Molly Sculptor!
A
Molly: How does everyone know my name? Who are you?
8
Q
Mooney: I’m Mooney Goodlove. I’m delightfully eccentric.
A
Molly: I’m Molly Sculptor (pause) and I’m here. You all seem to know more about me than I do.
9
Q
Persephone: Everyone knows about you! You’re the girl who survived that epic fire started by (lowers her voice)… that dude who we can’t talk about.
A
Molly: You mean at freak accident when I was a baby?
10
Q
That dude who we can’t talk about gave you that spot!
A
Molly: Who is this guy, and where is he now?
11
Q
Donna: Don’t call her that!
A
Molly: What’s an academic?
12
Q
Fayco: That’s right, and don’t you forget it. (Turns to Molly) I heard you were on the train, Molly Sculptor. Fayco Falmoy at your service. And this is Lobster and Boil. There’s a seat in our car if you’d like to sit with some real actors.
A
Molly: No thank you. I’m fine right where I am.
13
Q
Sorting Scarf: Hi I am the sorting scarf, I’ve come to choose your houses (pause, slowly thinking) My you are a tricky one–
A
Molly: (interrupts) Oh, please not Scorsesoryn! Anything but that!
14
Q
Sorting Scarf: Hmm… but you could be great! You could even get William Shatner to act with your directing potential!
A
Molly: Please, no!
15
Q
Donna: (insert guess #2 here)
A
Molly: To be or not to be, that is the question!
16
Q
Donna: Wow, that month went fast!
A
Molly: You’re telling me! I don’t know if I’m ready for the first challenge.
17
Q
Persephone: Oh no, Donna! You got a Projector!
A
Molly: A what?
18
Q
Donna: What’s wrong?
A
Molly: My birthmark. It’s burning!
19
Q
Donna: You mean your Moldefort mark?
Thunder crash.
A
Molly: It’s been acting up a bit recently.
20
Q
Donna: What does that mean?
A
Molly: I don’t know, but I don’t think I can finish this tail. My hand hurts too much. And where did my scissors go?
21
Q
Snipe: Really, Ms. Goodlove? I think it’s just too small to fit both of Ratley’s legs.
A
Molly: Sorry, I had some issues finishing my piece.
22
Q
Persephone: What’s happening with your hand, Molly?
A
Molly: It’s this blasted spot! It feels like it’s on fire!
23
Q
Persephone: Well, actually Donna, we have no evidential proof of that. His body was never found.
A
Molly: Don’t get carried away, guys.
24
Q
Donna: What is it, Molly?
A
Molly: You don’t think Snipe would steal my scissors, do you?
25
Persephone: Donna! Take a breath. Remember your training! Breathe through the emotion. Save your drama for the stage.
Molly: Well, just help me keep an eye on Snipe, will you? And as for my spot, I'm sure it's just carpal tunnel. Hopefully it will be better by next month.
26
Bumblefloor: Thank you, Fayco. Molly, please share your concept with us.
Molly: Well, I approached this challenge from the standpoint of taking a play which is problematic in our current society. I've always enjoyed the fun banter of Kate and Petruchio in Shakespeare's, "The Taming of the Shrew," but it does pose a challenge as it can be interpreted as highly misogynistic. And we don't need to be presenting plays which degrade women. So, I would take this play and set it in... (unfurls poster) ah... the Wild West... Yes! Where Kate is a strong women with the same, ah, caliber as the famous... gun-slingers. And when Petruchio is trying to control her, she is playing the same game against him, so they are on equal footing. Instead of a submissive wife, she will be his... partner in crime.
27
Donna: Way to go!
Molly: Thanks, but I didn't draw that hat! I had to make up all that Western stuff on the fly!
28
Mooney: No, protecting!
All: Huh?
29
Frederick: Wow! What an honor to be your partner, Molly. I feel like I'm in great hands!
Molly: It's an honor to work with you too, Frederick!
30
Frederick: What happened, Molly?
Molly:Oh, sorry. It's nothing.
31
Frederick: OK. Why don't we start rehearsing? We only have a month!
Molly: Who's turn was it to bring the sign?
32
Frederick: I don't know.
Molly: How long do we wait?
33
Frederick: Maybe we should just continue?
Molly: Good idea.
34
Frederick: That was a short ,on the, but I feel really good about how well we rehearsed that scene, as long as those Critiquers don't show up!
Molly: It's not the Critiquers I'm worried about, it's my hand. It's still really painful.
35
Fred Tolom: Don't touch other people's props! This one is for Molly Sculptor.
Molly: That's weird.
36
Frederick: What's weird?
Molly: It's just... um, nothing. Frederick, I don't think I'm going to be able to pull off King 2's fight choreography.
37
Frederick: Then let's switch. I'll play King 2.
Molly: Are you sure?
38
Frederick: Yeah! If there's anything you can say about Gafferpuffs, it's that we know how to be flexible.
Molly: Thank you!
39
Frederick: Of course, Molly. Here.... I feel really good about this.
King 1: Well my formidable foe, here we are.
40
King 2: Yes. After ten years of fighting, we have finally reached an end to these shenanigans.
King 1: let us no longer let our people suffer the pangs of war. A Truce!
41
King 2: A truce!
King 1: Gesundheit.
42
King 2: Thank you.
King 1: Here, y new-found friend, I drink to your health and the prosperity of our union.
43
King 2: Here here!
King 1: Tell me, now that we have supped the communal wine of peace, (pause) how would you feel if I murdered your people and took over your land?
44
King 2:What the what?
King 1: Did you honestly think I would step aside and let these years of bloodshed mean nothing? That wine was poisoned, you fool! I expect you to die a cruel, horrible death in 3... 2... 1...
45
King 2: Well that poison didn't work!
King 1: Huzzah! Now I am the one King to rule them all! Nothing can stop me now!
I said... NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Nothing... can stop.... me now? Frederick? Frederick!? He's been poisoned!
46
Nearly Partless Ned: Hey! No ad-libbing in my play. Stick to the script!
Molly: No, I mean Frederick has literally been poisoned!
47
(Everyone screams!)
Molly: Where's Snipe? I bet he's behind this!
48
Snipe: Why would I do such a thing?
Molly: I should've drank from hat glass, not Frederick! You've been out to get me since day one-- you Life Cheater!
49
Moldefort: I had to stop them. But this cursed child has to live! Her parents' love for theatre protected her when she was a mere infant.
Molly: (saddened) I thought it was their love for ME that protected me.
50
Moldefort: And I can't have that happen! I'll never be able to change this school to a film studio with that kind of theatrical success from an alumnus! That's why I tried to poison you!
Molly: It was you! You poisoned the prop drink. You killed poor Frederick!
51
Moldefort: That drink was meant for you!!!! Curse you and your versatility to change roles at the last second.
Molly: You will never change this school to a film studio! I stopped you once as a baby, and I'll stop you again!
52
Moldefort: Please, child! You cannot defeat me!
Molly: I challenge you to a duel, Molefort! If I win, Piglumps stays a theatrical school forever. If you win, you get your film studio.
53
Moldefort: Silence! I accept your duel. There is only one kind of duel that will suffice at Piglumps. Let the improv battle commence! Choose your improv game.
Molly: I challenge you to... Questions!
54
Persephone: Don't do it, Molly! Everyone knows Moldefort is the reigning champion of Questions at Piglumps!
Molly: Trust me, Persephone. I got this.
55
Bumblefloor: Molly, are you ready?
Molly: I was born ready!
56
Bumblefloor: Let the questions begin in 3... 2... 1.
Molly: Is the director on set yet?
57
Moldefort: Have you seen him?
Molly: How are we going to start filming without the director?
58
Moldefort: Are the actors here?
Molly: Are you one of the actors?
59
Moldefort:Don't you know who I am?
Molly: Are you that egotistical Moldefort I've heard about?
60
All: Ohhhhhhhhh!
Molly: Why are you trying to destroy our school?
61
Moldefort: Why won't you die?
Molly: You want me dead?
62
Moldefort: YES!
All: gasp!
63
Frederick: Psst. Molly. That's your cue!
Molly: Frederick, you're alive!
64
Mooney: I told you so.
Molly: Professor Snipe, I'm sorry I thought it was you. But it was Moldefort and a well-meaning stage elf. I guess I'm always wrong.
65
Mooney: Here Molly, give this to Dabby. I found it backstage.
Molly: Here, Dabby, you let this backstage.
66
Bumblefloor: Oh, yes. I think in light of all the success we have seen throughout this tournament, I proclaim that all out champions are winners!
All: HUZZAH!!
67
Sorting Scarf: Hi I am the sorting scarf, I've come to choose your houses (pause, slowly thinking) My you are a tricky one--
Molly: (interrupts) Oh, please not Scorsesoryn! Anything but that!
68
Sorting Scarf: Hmm... but you could be great! You could even get William Shatner to act with your directing potential!
Molly: Please, no!
69
Donna: (insert guess #2 here)
Molly: To be or not to be, that is the question!
70
Donna: Wow, that month went fast!
Molly: You're telling me! I don't know if I'm ready for the first challenge.
71
Persephone: Oh no, Donna! You got a Projector!
Molly: A what?
72
Donna: What's wrong?
Molly: My birthmark. It's burning!
73
Donna: You mean your Moldefort mark?
| Thunder crash.
Molly: It's been acting up a bit recently.
74
Donna: What does that mean?
Molly: I don't know, but I don't think I can finish this tail. My hand hurts too much. And where did my scissors go?
75
Snipe: Really, Ms. Goodlove? I think it's just too small to fit both of Ratley's legs.
Molly: Sorry, I had some issues finishing my piece.
76
Persephone: What's happening with your hand, Molly?
Molly: It's this blasted spot! It feels like it's on fire!
77
Persephone: Well, actually Donna, we have no evidential proof of that. His body was never found.
Molly: Don't get carried away, guys.
78
Donna: What is it, Molly?
Molly: You don't think Snipe would steal my scissors, do you?
79
Persephone: Donna! Take a breath. Remember your training! Breathe through the emotion. Save your drama for the stage.
Molly: Well, just help me keep an eye on Snipe, will you? And as for my spot, I'm sure it's just carpal tunnel. Hopefully it will be better by next month.
80
Bumblefloor: Thank you, Fayco. Molly, please share your concept with us.
Molly: Well, I approached this challenge from the standpoint of taking a play which is problematic in our current society. I've always enjoyed the fun banter of Kate and Petruchio in Shakespeare's, "The Taming of the Shrew," but it does pose a challenge as it can be interpreted as highly misogynistic. And we don't need to be presenting plays which degrade women. So, I would take this play and set it in... (unfurls poster) ah... the Wild West... Yes! Where Kate is a strong women with the same, ah, caliber as the famous... gun-slingers. And when Petruchio is trying to control her, she is playing the same game against him, so they are on equal footing. Instead of a submissive wife, she will be his... partner in crime.
81
Donna: Way to go!
Molly: Thanks, but I didn't draw that hat! I had to make up all that Western stuff on the fly!
82
Mooney: No, protecting!
All: Huh?
83
Frederick: Wow! What an honor to be your partner, Molly. I feel like I'm in great hands!
Molly: It's an honor to work with you too, Frederick!
84
Frederick: What happened, Molly?
Molly:Oh, sorry. It's nothing.
85
Frederick: OK. Why don't we start rehearsing? We only have a month!
Molly: Who's turn was it to bring the sign?
86
Frederick: I don't know.
Molly: How long do we wait?
87
Frederick: Maybe we should just continue?
Molly: Good idea.
88
Frederick: That was a short ,on the, but I feel really good about how well we rehearsed that scene, as long as those Critiquers don't show up!
Molly: It's not the Critiquers I'm worried about, it's my hand. It's still really painful.
89
Fred Tolom: Don't touch other people's props! This one is for Molly Sculptor.
Molly: That's weird.
90
Frederick: What's weird?
Molly: It's just... um, nothing. Frederick, I don't think I'm going to be able to pull off King 2's fight choreography.
91
Frederick: Then let's switch. I'll play King 2.
Molly: Are you sure?
92
Frederick: Yeah! If there's anything you can say about Gafferpuffs, it's that we know how to be flexible.
Molly: Thank you!
93
Frederick: Of course, Molly. Here.... I feel really good about this.
King 1: Well my formidable foe, here we are.
94
King 2: Yes. After ten years of fighting, we have finally reached an end to these shenanigans.
King 1: let us no longer let our people suffer the pangs of war. A Truce!
95
King 2: A truce!
King 1: Gesundheit.
96
King 2: Thank you.
King 1: Here, y new-found friend, I drink to your health and the prosperity of our union.
97
King 2: Here here!
King 1: Tell me, now that we have supped the communal wine of peace, (pause) how would you feel if I murdered your people and took over your land?
98
King 2:What the what?
King 1: Did you honestly think I would step aside and let these years of bloodshed mean nothing? That wine was poisoned, you fool! I expect you to die a cruel, horrible death in 3... 2... 1...
99
King 2: Well that poison didn't work!
King 1: Huzzah! Now I am the one King to rule them all! Nothing can stop me now!
I said... NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Nothing... can stop.... me now? Frederick? Frederick!? He's been poisoned!
100
Nearly Partless Ned: Hey! No ad-libbing in my play. Stick to the script!
Molly: No, I mean Frederick has literally been poisoned!
101
(Everyone screams!)
Molly: Where's Snipe? I bet he's behind this!
102
Snipe: Why would I do such a thing?
Molly: I should've drank from hat glass, not Frederick! You've been out to get me since day one-- you Life Cheater!
103
Moldefort: I had to stop them. But this cursed child has to live! Her parents' love for theatre protected her when she was a mere infant.
Molly: (saddened) I thought it was their love for ME that protected me.
104
Moldefort: And I can't have that happen! I'll never be able to change this school to a film studio with that kind of theatrical success from an alumnus! That's why I tried to poison you!
Molly: It was you! You poisoned the prop drink. You killed poor Frederick!
105
Moldefort: That drink was meant for you!!!! Curse you and your versatility to change roles at the last second.
Molly: You will never change this school to a film studio! I stopped you once as a baby, and I'll stop you again!
106
Moldefort: Please, child! You cannot defeat me!
Molly: I challenge you to a duel, Molefort! If I win, Piglumps stays a theatrical school forever. If you win, you get your film studio.
107
Moldefort: Silence! I accept your duel. There is only one kind of duel that will suffice at Piglumps. Let the improv battle commence! Choose your improv game.
Molly: I challenge you to... Questions!
108
Persephone: Don't do it, Molly! Everyone knows Moldefort is the reigning champion of Questions at Piglumps!
Molly: Trust me, Persephone. I got this.
109
Bumblefloor: Molly, are you ready?
Molly: I was born ready!
110
Bumblefloor: Let the questions begin in 3... 2... 1.
Molly: Is the director on set yet?
111
Moldefort: Have you seen him?
Molly: How are we going to start filming without the director?
112
Moldefort: Are the actors here?
Molly: Are you one of the actors?
113
Moldefort:Don't you know who I am?
Molly: Are you that egotistical Moldefort I've heard about?
114
All: Ohhhhhhhhh!
Molly: Why are you trying to destroy our school?
115
Moldefort: Why won't you die?
Molly: You want me dead?
116
Moldefort: YES!
All: gasp!
117
Frederick: Psst. Molly. That's your cue!
Molly: Frederick, you're alive!
118
Mooney: I told you so.
Molly: Professor Snipe, I'm sorry I thought it was you. But it was Moldefort and a well-meaning stage elf. I guess I'm always wrong.
119
Mooney: Here Molly, give this to Dabby. I found it backstage.
Molly: Here, Dabby, you let this backstage.
120
Bumblefloor: Oh, yes. I think in light of all the success we have seen throughout this tournament, I proclaim that all out champions are winners!
All: HUZZAH!!
121
Sorting Scarf: Hi I am the sorting scarf, I've come to choose your houses (pause, slowly thinking) My you are a tricky one--
Molly: (interrupts) Oh, please not Scorsesoryn! Anything but that!
122
Sorting Scarf: Hmm... but you could be great! You could even get William Shatner to act with your directing potential!
Molly: Please, no!
123
Donna: (insert guess #2 here)
Molly: To be or not to be, that is the question!
124
Donna: Wow, that month went fast!
Molly: You're telling me! I don't know if I'm ready for the first challenge.
125
Persephone: Oh no, Donna! You got a Projector!
Molly: A what?
126
Donna: What's wrong?
Molly: My birthmark. It's burning!
127
Donna: You mean your Moldefort mark?
| Thunder crash.
Molly: It's been acting up a bit recently.
128
Donna: What does that mean?
Molly: I don't know, but I don't think I can finish this tail. My hand hurts too much. And where did my scissors go?
129
Snipe: Really, Ms. Goodlove? I think it's just too small to fit both of Ratley's legs.
Molly: Sorry, I had some issues finishing my piece.
130
Persephone: What's happening with your hand, Molly?
Molly: It's this blasted spot! It feels like it's on fire!
131
Persephone: Well, actually Donna, we have no evidential proof of that. His body was never found.
Molly: Don't get carried away, guys.
132
Donna: What is it, Molly?
Molly: You don't think Snipe would steal my scissors, do you?
133
Persephone: Donna! Take a breath. Remember your training! Breathe through the emotion. Save your drama for the stage.
Molly: Well, just help me keep an eye on Snipe, will you? And as for my spot, I'm sure it's just carpal tunnel. Hopefully it will be better by next month.
134
Bumblefloor: Thank you, Fayco. Molly, please share your concept with us.
Molly: Well, I approached this challenge from the standpoint of taking a play which is problematic in our current society. I've always enjoyed the fun banter of Kate and Petruchio in Shakespeare's, "The Taming of the Shrew," but it does pose a challenge as it can be interpreted as highly misogynistic. And we don't need to be presenting plays which degrade women. So, I would take this play and set it in... (unfurls poster) ah... the Wild West... Yes! Where Kate is a strong women with the same, ah, caliber as the famous... gun-slingers. And when Petruchio is trying to control her, she is playing the same game against him, so they are on equal footing. Instead of a submissive wife, she will be his... partner in crime.
135
Donna: Way to go!
Molly: Thanks, but I didn't draw that hat! I had to make up all that Western stuff on the fly!
136
Mooney: No, protecting!
All: Huh?
137
Frederick: Wow! What an honor to be your partner, Molly. I feel like I'm in great hands!
Molly: It's an honor to work with you too, Frederick!
138
Frederick: What happened, Molly?
Molly:Oh, sorry. It's nothing.
139
Frederick: OK. Why don't we start rehearsing? We only have a month!
Molly: Who's turn was it to bring the sign?
140
Frederick: I don't know.
Molly: How long do we wait?
141
Frederick: Maybe we should just continue?
Molly: Good idea.
142
Frederick: That was a short ,on the, but I feel really good about how well we rehearsed that scene, as long as those Critiquers don't show up!
Molly: It's not the Critiquers I'm worried about, it's my hand. It's still really painful.
143
Fred Tolom: Don't touch other people's props! This one is for Molly Sculptor.
Molly: That's weird.
144
Frederick: What's weird?
Molly: It's just... um, nothing. Frederick, I don't think I'm going to be able to pull off King 2's fight choreography.
145
Frederick: Then let's switch. I'll play King 2.
Molly: Are you sure?
146
Frederick: Yeah! If there's anything you can say about Gafferpuffs, it's that we know how to be flexible.
Molly: Thank you!
147
Frederick: Of course, Molly. Here.... I feel really good about this.
King 1: Well my formidable foe, here we are.
148
King 2: Yes. After ten years of fighting, we have finally reached an end to these shenanigans.
King 1: let us no longer let our people suffer the pangs of war. A Truce!
149
King 2: A truce!
King 1: Gesundheit.
150
King 2: Thank you.
King 1: Here, y new-found friend, I drink to your health and the prosperity of our union.
151
King 2: Here here!
King 1: Tell me, now that we have supped the communal wine of peace, (pause) how would you feel if I murdered your people and took over your land?
152
King 2:What the what?
King 1: Did you honestly think I would step aside and let these years of bloodshed mean nothing? That wine was poisoned, you fool! I expect you to die a cruel, horrible death in 3... 2... 1...
153
King 2: Well that poison didn't work!
King 1: Huzzah! Now I am the one King to rule them all! Nothing can stop me now!
I said... NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Nothing... can stop.... me now? Frederick? Frederick!? He's been poisoned!
154
Nearly Partless Ned: Hey! No ad-libbing in my play. Stick to the script!
Molly: No, I mean Frederick has literally been poisoned!
155
(Everyone screams!)
Molly: Where's Snipe? I bet he's behind this!
156
Snipe: Why would I do such a thing?
Molly: I should've drank from hat glass, not Frederick! You've been out to get me since day one-- you Life Cheater!
157
Moldefort: I had to stop them. But this cursed child has to live! Her parents' love for theatre protected her when she was a mere infant.
Molly: (saddened) I thought it was their love for ME that protected me.
158
Moldefort: And I can't have that happen! I'll never be able to change this school to a film studio with that kind of theatrical success from an alumnus! That's why I tried to poison you!
Molly: It was you! You poisoned the prop drink. You killed poor Frederick!
159
Moldefort: That drink was meant for you!!!! Curse you and your versatility to change roles at the last second.
Molly: You will never change this school to a film studio! I stopped you once as a baby, and I'll stop you again!
160
Moldefort: Please, child! You cannot defeat me!
Molly: I challenge you to a duel, Molefort! If I win, Piglumps stays a theatrical school forever. If you win, you get your film studio.
161
Moldefort: Silence! I accept your duel. There is only one kind of duel that will suffice at Piglumps. Let the improv battle commence! Choose your improv game.
Molly: I challenge you to... Questions!
162
Persephone: Don't do it, Molly! Everyone knows Moldefort is the reigning champion of Questions at Piglumps!
Molly: Trust me, Persephone. I got this.
163
Bumblefloor: Molly, are you ready?
Molly: I was born ready!
164
Bumblefloor: Let the questions begin in 3... 2... 1.
Molly: Is the director on set yet?
165
Moldefort: Have you seen him?
Molly: How are we going to start filming without the director?
166
Moldefort: Are the actors here?
Molly: Are you one of the actors?
167
Moldefort:Don't you know who I am?
Molly: Are you that egotistical Moldefort I've heard about?
168
All: Ohhhhhhhhh!
Molly: Why are you trying to destroy our school?
169
Moldefort: Why won't you die?
Molly: You want me dead?
170
Moldefort: YES!
All: gasp!
171
Frederick: Psst. Molly. That's your cue!
Molly: Frederick, you're alive!
172
Mooney: I told you so.
Molly: Professor Snipe, I'm sorry I thought it was you. But it was Moldefort and a well-meaning stage elf. I guess I'm always wrong.
173
Mooney: Here Molly, give this to Dabby. I found it backstage.
Molly: Here, Dabby, you let this backstage.
174
Bumblefloor: Oh, yes. I think in light of all the success we have seen throughout this tournament, I proclaim that all out champions are winners!
All: HUZZAH!!
175
Sorting Scarf: Hi I am the sorting scarf, I've come to choose your houses (pause, slowly thinking) My you are a tricky one--
Molly: (interrupts) Oh, please not Scorsesoryn! Anything but that!
176
Sorting Scarf: Hmm... but you could be great! You could even get William Shatner to act with your directing potential!
Molly: Please, no!
177
Donna: (insert guess #2 here)
Molly: To be or not to be, that is the question!
178
Donna: Wow, that month went fast!
Molly: You're telling me! I don't know if I'm ready for the first challenge.
179
Persephone: Oh no, Donna! You got a Projector!
Molly: A what?
180
Donna: What's wrong?
Molly: My birthmark. It's burning!
181
Donna: You mean your Moldefort mark?
| Thunder crash.
Molly: It's been acting up a bit recently.
182
Donna: What does that mean?
Molly: I don't know, but I don't think I can finish this tail. My hand hurts too much. And where did my scissors go?
183
Snipe: Really, Ms. Goodlove? I think it's just too small to fit both of Ratley's legs.
Molly: Sorry, I had some issues finishing my piece.
184
Persephone: What's happening with your hand, Molly?
Molly: It's this blasted spot! It feels like it's on fire!
185
Persephone: Well, actually Donna, we have no evidential proof of that. His body was never found.
Molly: Don't get carried away, guys.
186
Donna: What is it, Molly?
Molly: You don't think Snipe would steal my scissors, do you?
187
Persephone: Donna! Take a breath. Remember your training! Breathe through the emotion. Save your drama for the stage.
Molly: Well, just help me keep an eye on Snipe, will you? And as for my spot, I'm sure it's just carpal tunnel. Hopefully it will be better by next month.
188
Bumblefloor: Thank you, Fayco. Molly, please share your concept with us.
Molly: Well, I approached this challenge from the standpoint of taking a play which is problematic in our current society. I've always enjoyed the fun banter of Kate and Petruchio in Shakespeare's, "The Taming of the Shrew," but it does pose a challenge as it can be interpreted as highly misogynistic. And we don't need to be presenting plays which degrade women. So, I would take this play and set it in... (unfurls poster) ah... the Wild West... Yes! Where Kate is a strong women with the same, ah, caliber as the famous... gun-slingers. And when Petruchio is trying to control her, she is playing the same game against him, so they are on equal footing. Instead of a submissive wife, she will be his... partner in crime.
189
Donna: Way to go!
Molly: Thanks, but I didn't draw that hat! I had to make up all that Western stuff on the fly!
190
Mooney: No, protecting!
All: Huh?
191
Frederick: Wow! What an honor to be your partner, Molly. I feel like I'm in great hands!
Molly: It's an honor to work with you too, Frederick!
192
Frederick: What happened, Molly?
Molly:Oh, sorry. It's nothing.
193
Frederick: OK. Why don't we start rehearsing? We only have a month!
Molly: Who's turn was it to bring the sign?
194
Frederick: I don't know.
Molly: How long do we wait?
195
Frederick: Maybe we should just continue?
Molly: Good idea.
196
Frederick: That was a short ,on the, but I feel really good about how well we rehearsed that scene, as long as those Critiquers don't show up!
Molly: It's not the Critiquers I'm worried about, it's my hand. It's still really painful.
197
Fred Tolom: Don't touch other people's props! This one is for Molly Sculptor.
Molly: That's weird.
198
Frederick: What's weird?
Molly: It's just... um, nothing. Frederick, I don't think I'm going to be able to pull off King 2's fight choreography.
199
Frederick: Then let's switch. I'll play King 2.
Molly: Are you sure?
200
Frederick: Yeah! If there's anything you can say about Gafferpuffs, it's that we know how to be flexible.
Molly: Thank you!
201
Frederick: Of course, Molly. Here.... I feel really good about this.
King 1: Well my formidable foe, here we are.
202
King 2: Yes. After ten years of fighting, we have finally reached an end to these shenanigans.
King 1: let us no longer let our people suffer the pangs of war. A Truce!
203
King 2: A truce!
King 1: Gesundheit.
204
King 2: Thank you.
King 1: Here, y new-found friend, I drink to your health and the prosperity of our union.
205
King 2: Here here!
King 1: Tell me, now that we have supped the communal wine of peace, (pause) how would you feel if I murdered your people and took over your land?
206
King 2:What the what?
King 1: Did you honestly think I would step aside and let these years of bloodshed mean nothing? That wine was poisoned, you fool! I expect you to die a cruel, horrible death in 3... 2... 1...
207
King 2: Well that poison didn't work!
King 1: Huzzah! Now I am the one King to rule them all! Nothing can stop me now!
I said... NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Nothing... can stop.... me now? Frederick? Frederick!? He's been poisoned!
208
Nearly Partless Ned: Hey! No ad-libbing in my play. Stick to the script!
Molly: No, I mean Frederick has literally been poisoned!
209
(Everyone screams!)
Molly: Where's Snipe? I bet he's behind this!
210
Snipe: Why would I do such a thing?
Molly: I should've drank from hat glass, not Frederick! You've been out to get me since day one-- you Life Cheater!
211
Moldefort: I had to stop them. But this cursed child has to live! Her parents' love for theatre protected her when she was a mere infant.
Molly: (saddened) I thought it was their love for ME that protected me.
212
Moldefort: And I can't have that happen! I'll never be able to change this school to a film studio with that kind of theatrical success from an alumnus! That's why I tried to poison you!
Molly: It was you! You poisoned the prop drink. You killed poor Frederick!
213
Moldefort: That drink was meant for you!!!! Curse you and your versatility to change roles at the last second.
Molly: You will never change this school to a film studio! I stopped you once as a baby, and I'll stop you again!
214
Moldefort: Please, child! You cannot defeat me!
Molly: I challenge you to a duel, Molefort! If I win, Piglumps stays a theatrical school forever. If you win, you get your film studio.
215
Moldefort: Silence! I accept your duel. There is only one kind of duel that will suffice at Piglumps. Let the improv battle commence! Choose your improv game.
Molly: I challenge you to... Questions!
216
Persephone: Don't do it, Molly! Everyone knows Moldefort is the reigning champion of Questions at Piglumps!
Molly: Trust me, Persephone. I got this.
217
Bumblefloor: Molly, are you ready?
Molly: I was born ready!
218
Bumblefloor: Let the questions begin in 3... 2... 1.
Molly: Is the director on set yet?
219
Moldefort: Have you seen him?
Molly: How are we going to start filming without the director?
220
Moldefort: Are the actors here?
Molly: Are you one of the actors?
221
Moldefort:Don't you know who I am?
Molly: Are you that egotistical Moldefort I've heard about?
222
All: Ohhhhhhhhh!
Molly: Why are you trying to destroy our school?
223
Moldefort: Why won't you die?
Molly: You want me dead?
224
Moldefort: YES!
All: gasp!
225
Frederick: Psst. Molly. That's your cue!
Molly: Frederick, you're alive!
226
Mooney: I told you so.
Molly: Professor Snipe, I'm sorry I thought it was you. But it was Moldefort and a well-meaning stage elf. I guess I'm always wrong.
227
Mooney: Here Molly, give this to Dabby. I found it backstage.
Molly: Here, Dabby, you let this backstage.
228
Bumblefloor: Oh, yes. I think in light of all the success we have seen throughout this tournament, I proclaim that all out champions are winners!
All: HUZZAH!!
229
Sorting Scarf: Hi I am the sorting scarf, I've come to choose your houses (pause, slowly thinking) My you are a tricky one--
Molly: (interrupts) Oh, please not Scorsesoryn! Anything but that!
230
Sorting Scarf: Hmm... but you could be great! You could even get William Shatner to act with your directing potential!
Molly: Please, no!
231
Donna: (insert guess #2 here)
Molly: To be or not to be, that is the question!
232
Donna: Wow, that month went fast!
Molly: You're telling me! I don't know if I'm ready for the first challenge.
233
Persephone: Oh no, Donna! You got a Projector!
Molly: A what?
234
Donna: What's wrong?
Molly: My birthmark. It's burning!
235
Donna: You mean your Moldefort mark?
| Thunder crash.
Molly: It's been acting up a bit recently.
236
Donna: What does that mean?
Molly: I don't know, but I don't think I can finish this tail. My hand hurts too much. And where did my scissors go?
237
Snipe: Really, Ms. Goodlove? I think it's just too small to fit both of Ratley's legs.
Molly: Sorry, I had some issues finishing my piece.
238
Persephone: What's happening with your hand, Molly?
Molly: It's this blasted spot! It feels like it's on fire!
239
Persephone: Well, actually Donna, we have no evidential proof of that. His body was never found.
Molly: Don't get carried away, guys.
240
Donna: What is it, Molly?
Molly: You don't think Snipe would steal my scissors, do you?
241
Persephone: Donna! Take a breath. Remember your training! Breathe through the emotion. Save your drama for the stage.
Molly: Well, just help me keep an eye on Snipe, will you? And as for my spot, I'm sure it's just carpal tunnel. Hopefully it will be better by next month.
242
Bumblefloor: Thank you, Fayco. Molly, please share your concept with us.
Molly: Well, I approached this challenge from the standpoint of taking a play which is problematic in our current society. I've always enjoyed the fun banter of Kate and Petruchio in Shakespeare's, "The Taming of the Shrew," but it does pose a challenge as it can be interpreted as highly misogynistic. And we don't need to be presenting plays which degrade women. So, I would take this play and set it in... (unfurls poster) ah... the Wild West... Yes! Where Kate is a strong women with the same, ah, caliber as the famous... gun-slingers. And when Petruchio is trying to control her, she is playing the same game against him, so they are on equal footing. Instead of a submissive wife, she will be his... partner in crime.
243
Donna: Way to go!
Molly: Thanks, but I didn't draw that hat! I had to make up all that Western stuff on the fly!
244
Mooney: No, protecting!
All: Huh?
245
Frederick: Wow! What an honor to be your partner, Molly. I feel like I'm in great hands!
Molly: It's an honor to work with you too, Frederick!
246
Frederick: What happened, Molly?
Molly:Oh, sorry. It's nothing.
247
Frederick: OK. Why don't we start rehearsing? We only have a month!
Molly: Who's turn was it to bring the sign?
248
Frederick: I don't know.
Molly: How long do we wait?
249
Frederick: Maybe we should just continue?
Molly: Good idea.
250
Frederick: That was a short ,on the, but I feel really good about how well we rehearsed that scene, as long as those Critiquers don't show up!
Molly: It's not the Critiquers I'm worried about, it's my hand. It's still really painful.
251
Fred Tolom: Don't touch other people's props! This one is for Molly Sculptor.
Molly: That's weird.
252
Frederick: What's weird?
Molly: It's just... um, nothing. Frederick, I don't think I'm going to be able to pull off King 2's fight choreography.
253
Frederick: Then let's switch. I'll play King 2.
Molly: Are you sure?
254
Frederick: Yeah! If there's anything you can say about Gafferpuffs, it's that we know how to be flexible.
Molly: Thank you!
255
Frederick: Of course, Molly. Here.... I feel really good about this.
King 1: Well my formidable foe, here we are.
256
King 2: Yes. After ten years of fighting, we have finally reached an end to these shenanigans.
King 1: let us no longer let our people suffer the pangs of war. A Truce!
257
King 2: A truce!
King 1: Gesundheit.
258
King 2: Thank you.
King 1: Here, y new-found friend, I drink to your health and the prosperity of our union.
259
King 2: Here here!
King 1: Tell me, now that we have supped the communal wine of peace, (pause) how would you feel if I murdered your people and took over your land?
260
King 2:What the what?
King 1: Did you honestly think I would step aside and let these years of bloodshed mean nothing? That wine was poisoned, you fool! I expect you to die a cruel, horrible death in 3... 2... 1...
261
King 2: Well that poison didn't work!
King 1: Huzzah! Now I am the one King to rule them all! Nothing can stop me now!
I said... NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Nothing... can stop.... me now? Frederick? Frederick!? He's been poisoned!
262
Nearly Partless Ned: Hey! No ad-libbing in my play. Stick to the script!
Molly: No, I mean Frederick has literally been poisoned!
263
(Everyone screams!)
Molly: Where's Snipe? I bet he's behind this!
264
Snipe: Why would I do such a thing?
Molly: I should've drank from hat glass, not Frederick! You've been out to get me since day one-- you Life Cheater!
265
Moldefort: I had to stop them. But this cursed child has to live! Her parents' love for theatre protected her when she was a mere infant.
Molly: (saddened) I thought it was their love for ME that protected me.
266
Moldefort: And I can't have that happen! I'll never be able to change this school to a film studio with that kind of theatrical success from an alumnus! That's why I tried to poison you!
Molly: It was you! You poisoned the prop drink. You killed poor Frederick!
267
Moldefort: That drink was meant for you!!!! Curse you and your versatility to change roles at the last second.
Molly: You will never change this school to a film studio! I stopped you once as a baby, and I'll stop you again!
268
Moldefort: Please, child! You cannot defeat me!
Molly: I challenge you to a duel, Molefort! If I win, Piglumps stays a theatrical school forever. If you win, you get your film studio.
269
Moldefort: Silence! I accept your duel. There is only one kind of duel that will suffice at Piglumps. Let the improv battle commence! Choose your improv game.
Molly: I challenge you to... Questions!
270
Persephone: Don't do it, Molly! Everyone knows Moldefort is the reigning champion of Questions at Piglumps!
Molly: Trust me, Persephone. I got this.
271
Bumblefloor: Molly, are you ready?
Molly: I was born ready!
272
Bumblefloor: Let the questions begin in 3... 2... 1.
Molly: Is the director on set yet?
273
Moldefort: Have you seen him?
Molly: How are we going to start filming without the director?
274
Moldefort: Are the actors here?
Molly: Are you one of the actors?
275
Moldefort:Don't you know who I am?
Molly: Are you that egotistical Moldefort I've heard about?
276
All: Ohhhhhhhhh!
Molly: Why are you trying to destroy our school?
277
Moldefort: Why won't you die?
Molly: You want me dead?
278
Moldefort: YES!
All: gasp!
279
Frederick: Psst. Molly. That's your cue!
Molly: Frederick, you're alive!
280
Mooney: I told you so.
Molly: Professor Snipe, I'm sorry I thought it was you. But it was Moldefort and a well-meaning stage elf. I guess I'm always wrong.
281
Mooney: Here Molly, give this to Dabby. I found it backstage.
Molly: Here, Dabby, you let this backstage.
282
Bumblefloor: Oh, yes. I think in light of all the success we have seen throughout this tournament, I proclaim that all out champions are winners!
All: HUZZAH!!
283
Sorting Scarf: Hi I am the sorting scarf, I've come to choose your houses (pause, slowly thinking) My you are a tricky one--
Molly: (interrupts) Oh, please not Scorsesoryn! Anything but that!
284
Sorting Scarf: Hmm... but you could be great! You could even get William Shatner to act with your directing potential!
Molly: Please, no!
285
Donna: (insert guess #2 here)
Molly: To be or not to be, that is the question!
286
Donna: Wow, that month went fast!
Molly: You're telling me! I don't know if I'm ready for the first challenge.
287
Persephone: Oh no, Donna! You got a Projector!
Molly: A what?
288
Donna: What's wrong?
Molly: My birthmark. It's burning!
289
Donna: You mean your Moldefort mark?
| Thunder crash.
Molly: It's been acting up a bit recently.
290
Donna: What does that mean?
Molly: I don't know, but I don't think I can finish this tail. My hand hurts too much. And where did my scissors go?
291
Snipe: Really, Ms. Goodlove? I think it's just too small to fit both of Ratley's legs.
Molly: Sorry, I had some issues finishing my piece.
292
Persephone: What's happening with your hand, Molly?
Molly: It's this blasted spot! It feels like it's on fire!
293
Persephone: Well, actually Donna, we have no evidential proof of that. His body was never found.
Molly: Don't get carried away, guys.
294
Donna: What is it, Molly?
Molly: You don't think Snipe would steal my scissors, do you?
295
Persephone: Donna! Take a breath. Remember your training! Breathe through the emotion. Save your drama for the stage.
Molly: Well, just help me keep an eye on Snipe, will you? And as for my spot, I'm sure it's just carpal tunnel. Hopefully it will be better by next month.
296
Bumblefloor: Thank you, Fayco. Molly, please share your concept with us.
Molly: Well, I approached this challenge from the standpoint of taking a play which is problematic in our current society. I've always enjoyed the fun banter of Kate and Petruchio in Shakespeare's, "The Taming of the Shrew," but it does pose a challenge as it can be interpreted as highly misogynistic. And we don't need to be presenting plays which degrade women. So, I would take this play and set it in... (unfurls poster) ah... the Wild West... Yes! Where Kate is a strong women with the same, ah, caliber as the famous... gun-slingers. And when Petruchio is trying to control her, she is playing the same game against him, so they are on equal footing. Instead of a submissive wife, she will be his... partner in crime.
297
Donna: Way to go!
Molly: Thanks, but I didn't draw that hat! I had to make up all that Western stuff on the fly!
298
Mooney: No, protecting!
All: Huh?
299
Frederick: Wow! What an honor to be your partner, Molly. I feel like I'm in great hands!
Molly: It's an honor to work with you too, Frederick!
300
Frederick: What happened, Molly?
Molly:Oh, sorry. It's nothing.
301
Frederick: OK. Why don't we start rehearsing? We only have a month!
Molly: Who's turn was it to bring the sign?
302
Frederick: I don't know.
Molly: How long do we wait?
303
Frederick: Maybe we should just continue?
Molly: Good idea.
304
Frederick: That was a short ,on the, but I feel really good about how well we rehearsed that scene, as long as those Critiquers don't show up!
Molly: It's not the Critiquers I'm worried about, it's my hand. It's still really painful.
305
Fred Tolom: Don't touch other people's props! This one is for Molly Sculptor.
Molly: That's weird.
306
Frederick: What's weird?
Molly: It's just... um, nothing. Frederick, I don't think I'm going to be able to pull off King 2's fight choreography.
307
Frederick: Then let's switch. I'll play King 2.
Molly: Are you sure?
308
Frederick: Yeah! If there's anything you can say about Gafferpuffs, it's that we know how to be flexible.
Molly: Thank you!
309
Frederick: Of course, Molly. Here.... I feel really good about this.
King 1: Well my formidable foe, here we are.
310
King 2: Yes. After ten years of fighting, we have finally reached an end to these shenanigans.
King 1: let us no longer let our people suffer the pangs of war. A Truce!
311
King 2: A truce!
King 1: Gesundheit.
312
King 2: Thank you.
King 1: Here, y new-found friend, I drink to your health and the prosperity of our union.
313
King 2: Here here!
King 1: Tell me, now that we have supped the communal wine of peace, (pause) how would you feel if I murdered your people and took over your land?
314
King 2:What the what?
King 1: Did you honestly think I would step aside and let these years of bloodshed mean nothing? That wine was poisoned, you fool! I expect you to die a cruel, horrible death in 3... 2... 1...
315
King 2: Well that poison didn't work!
King 1: Huzzah! Now I am the one King to rule them all! Nothing can stop me now!
I said... NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Nothing... can stop.... me now? Frederick? Frederick!? He's been poisoned!
316
Nearly Partless Ned: Hey! No ad-libbing in my play. Stick to the script!
Molly: No, I mean Frederick has literally been poisoned!
317
(Everyone screams!)
Molly: Where's Snipe? I bet he's behind this!
318
Snipe: Why would I do such a thing?
Molly: I should've drank from hat glass, not Frederick! You've been out to get me since day one-- you Life Cheater!
319
Moldefort: I had to stop them. But this cursed child has to live! Her parents' love for theatre protected her when she was a mere infant.
Molly: (saddened) I thought it was their love for ME that protected me.
320
Moldefort: And I can't have that happen! I'll never be able to change this school to a film studio with that kind of theatrical success from an alumnus! That's why I tried to poison you!
Molly: It was you! You poisoned the prop drink. You killed poor Frederick!
321
Moldefort: That drink was meant for you!!!! Curse you and your versatility to change roles at the last second.
Molly: You will never change this school to a film studio! I stopped you once as a baby, and I'll stop you again!
322
Moldefort: Please, child! You cannot defeat me!
Molly: I challenge you to a duel, Molefort! If I win, Piglumps stays a theatrical school forever. If you win, you get your film studio.
323
Moldefort: Silence! I accept your duel. There is only one kind of duel that will suffice at Piglumps. Let the improv battle commence! Choose your improv game.
Molly: I challenge you to... Questions!
324
Persephone: Don't do it, Molly! Everyone knows Moldefort is the reigning champion of Questions at Piglumps!
Molly: Trust me, Persephone. I got this.
325
Bumblefloor: Molly, are you ready?
Molly: I was born ready!
326
Bumblefloor: Let the questions begin in 3... 2... 1.
Molly: Is the director on set yet?
327
Moldefort: Have you seen him?
Molly: How are we going to start filming without the director?
328
Moldefort: Are the actors here?
Molly: Are you one of the actors?
329
Moldefort:Don't you know who I am?
Molly: Are you that egotistical Moldefort I've heard about?
330
All: Ohhhhhhhhh!
Molly: Why are you trying to destroy our school?
331
Moldefort: Why won't you die?
Molly: You want me dead?
332
Moldefort: YES!
All: gasp!
333
Frederick: Psst. Molly. That's your cue!
Molly: Frederick, you're alive!
334
Mooney: I told you so.
Molly: Professor Snipe, I'm sorry I thought it was you. But it was Moldefort and a well-meaning stage elf. I guess I'm always wrong.
335
Mooney: Here Molly, give this to Dabby. I found it backstage.
Molly: Here, Dabby, you let this backstage.
336
Bumblefloor: Oh, yes. I think in light of all the success we have seen throughout this tournament, I proclaim that all out champions are winners!
All: HUZZAH!!
337
Sorting Scarf: Hi I am the sorting scarf, I've come to choose your houses (pause, slowly thinking) My you are a tricky one--
Molly: (interrupts) Oh, please not Scorsesoryn! Anything but that!
338
Sorting Scarf: Hmm... but you could be great! You could even get William Shatner to act with your directing potential!
Molly: Please, no!
339
Donna: (insert guess #2 here)
Molly: To be or not to be, that is the question!
340
Donna: Wow, that month went fast!
Molly: You're telling me! I don't know if I'm ready for the first challenge.
341
Persephone: Oh no, Donna! You got a Projector!
Molly: A what?
342
Donna: What's wrong?
Molly: My birthmark. It's burning!
343
Donna: You mean your Moldefort mark?
| Thunder crash.
Molly: It's been acting up a bit recently.
344
Donna: What does that mean?
Molly: I don't know, but I don't think I can finish this tail. My hand hurts too much. And where did my scissors go?
345
Snipe: Really, Ms. Goodlove? I think it's just too small to fit both of Ratley's legs.
Molly: Sorry, I had some issues finishing my piece.
346
Persephone: What's happening with your hand, Molly?
Molly: It's this blasted spot! It feels like it's on fire!
347
Persephone: Well, actually Donna, we have no evidential proof of that. His body was never found.
Molly: Don't get carried away, guys.
348
Donna: What is it, Molly?
Molly: You don't think Snipe would steal my scissors, do you?
349
Persephone: Donna! Take a breath. Remember your training! Breathe through the emotion. Save your drama for the stage.
Molly: Well, just help me keep an eye on Snipe, will you? And as for my spot, I'm sure it's just carpal tunnel. Hopefully it will be better by next month.
350
Bumblefloor: Thank you, Fayco. Molly, please share your concept with us.
Molly: Well, I approached this challenge from the standpoint of taking a play which is problematic in our current society. I've always enjoyed the fun banter of Kate and Petruchio in Shakespeare's, "The Taming of the Shrew," but it does pose a challenge as it can be interpreted as highly misogynistic. And we don't need to be presenting plays which degrade women. So, I would take this play and set it in... (unfurls poster) ah... the Wild West... Yes! Where Kate is a strong women with the same, ah, caliber as the famous... gun-slingers. And when Petruchio is trying to control her, she is playing the same game against him, so they are on equal footing. Instead of a submissive wife, she will be his... partner in crime.
351
Donna: Way to go!
Molly: Thanks, but I didn't draw that hat! I had to make up all that Western stuff on the fly!
352
Mooney: No, protecting!
All: Huh?
353
Frederick: Wow! What an honor to be your partner, Molly. I feel like I'm in great hands!
Molly: It's an honor to work with you too, Frederick!
354
Frederick: What happened, Molly?
Molly:Oh, sorry. It's nothing.
355
Frederick: OK. Why don't we start rehearsing? We only have a month!
Molly: Who's turn was it to bring the sign?
356
Frederick: I don't know.
Molly: How long do we wait?
357
Frederick: Maybe we should just continue?
Molly: Good idea.
358
Frederick: That was a short ,on the, but I feel really good about how well we rehearsed that scene, as long as those Critiquers don't show up!
Molly: It's not the Critiquers I'm worried about, it's my hand. It's still really painful.
359
Fred Tolom: Don't touch other people's props! This one is for Molly Sculptor.
Molly: That's weird.
360
Frederick: What's weird?
Molly: It's just... um, nothing. Frederick, I don't think I'm going to be able to pull off King 2's fight choreography.
361
Frederick: Then let's switch. I'll play King 2.
Molly: Are you sure?
362
Frederick: Yeah! If there's anything you can say about Gafferpuffs, it's that we know how to be flexible.
Molly: Thank you!
363
Frederick: Of course, Molly. Here.... I feel really good about this.
King 1: Well my formidable foe, here we are.
364
King 2: Yes. After ten years of fighting, we have finally reached an end to these shenanigans.
King 1: let us no longer let our people suffer the pangs of war. A Truce!
365
King 2: A truce!
King 1: Gesundheit.
366
King 2: Thank you.
King 1: Here, y new-found friend, I drink to your health and the prosperity of our union.
367
King 2: Here here!
King 1: Tell me, now that we have supped the communal wine of peace, (pause) how would you feel if I murdered your people and took over your land?
368
King 2:What the what?
King 1: Did you honestly think I would step aside and let these years of bloodshed mean nothing? That wine was poisoned, you fool! I expect you to die a cruel, horrible death in 3... 2... 1...
369
King 2: Well that poison didn't work!
King 1: Huzzah! Now I am the one King to rule them all! Nothing can stop me now!
I said... NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Nothing... can stop.... me now? Frederick? Frederick!? He's been poisoned!
370
Nearly Partless Ned: Hey! No ad-libbing in my play. Stick to the script!
Molly: No, I mean Frederick has literally been poisoned!
371
(Everyone screams!)
Molly: Where's Snipe? I bet he's behind this!
372
Snipe: Why would I do such a thing?
Molly: I should've drank from hat glass, not Frederick! You've been out to get me since day one-- you Life Cheater!
373
Moldefort: I had to stop them. But this cursed child has to live! Her parents' love for theatre protected her when she was a mere infant.
Molly: (saddened) I thought it was their love for ME that protected me.
374
Moldefort: And I can't have that happen! I'll never be able to change this school to a film studio with that kind of theatrical success from an alumnus! That's why I tried to poison you!
Molly: It was you! You poisoned the prop drink. You killed poor Frederick!
375
Moldefort: That drink was meant for you!!!! Curse you and your versatility to change roles at the last second.
Molly: You will never change this school to a film studio! I stopped you once as a baby, and I'll stop you again!
376
Moldefort: Please, child! You cannot defeat me!
Molly: I challenge you to a duel, Molefort! If I win, Piglumps stays a theatrical school forever. If you win, you get your film studio.
377
Moldefort: Silence! I accept your duel. There is only one kind of duel that will suffice at Piglumps. Let the improv battle commence! Choose your improv game.
Molly: I challenge you to... Questions!
378
Persephone: Don't do it, Molly! Everyone knows Moldefort is the reigning champion of Questions at Piglumps!
Molly: Trust me, Persephone. I got this.
379
Bumblefloor: Molly, are you ready?
Molly: I was born ready!
380
Bumblefloor: Let the questions begin in 3... 2... 1.
Molly: Is the director on set yet?
381
Moldefort: Have you seen him?
Molly: How are we going to start filming without the director?
382
Moldefort: Are the actors here?
Molly: Are you one of the actors?
383
Moldefort:Don't you know who I am?
Molly: Are you that egotistical Moldefort I've heard about?
384
All: Ohhhhhhhhh!
Molly: Why are you trying to destroy our school?
385
Moldefort: Why won't you die?
Molly: You want me dead?
386
Moldefort: YES!
All: gasp!
387
Frederick: Psst. Molly. That's your cue!
Molly: Frederick, you're alive!
388
Mooney: I told you so.
Molly: Professor Snipe, I'm sorry I thought it was you. But it was Moldefort and a well-meaning stage elf. I guess I'm always wrong.
389
Mooney: Here Molly, give this to Dabby. I found it backstage.
Molly: Here, Dabby, you let this backstage.
390
Bumblefloor: Oh, yes. I think in light of all the success we have seen throughout this tournament, I proclaim that all out champions are winners!
All: HUZZAH!!
391
Sorting Scarf: Hi I am the sorting scarf, I've come to choose your houses (pause, slowly thinking) My you are a tricky one--
Molly: (interrupts) Oh, please not Scorsesoryn! Anything but that!
392
Sorting Scarf: Hmm... but you could be great! You could even get William Shatner to act with your directing potential!
Molly: Please, no!
393
Donna: (insert guess #2 here)
Molly: To be or not to be, that is the question!
394
Donna: Wow, that month went fast!
Molly: You're telling me! I don't know if I'm ready for the first challenge.
395
Persephone: Oh no, Donna! You got a Projector!
Molly: A what?
396
Donna: What's wrong?
Molly: My birthmark. It's burning!
397
Donna: You mean your Moldefort mark?
| Thunder crash.
Molly: It's been acting up a bit recently.
398
Donna: What does that mean?
Molly: I don't know, but I don't think I can finish this tail. My hand hurts too much. And where did my scissors go?
399
Snipe: Really, Ms. Goodlove? I think it's just too small to fit both of Ratley's legs.
Molly: Sorry, I had some issues finishing my piece.
400
Persephone: What's happening with your hand, Molly?
Molly: It's this blasted spot! It feels like it's on fire!
401
Persephone: Well, actually Donna, we have no evidential proof of that. His body was never found.
Molly: Don't get carried away, guys.
402
Donna: What is it, Molly?
Molly: You don't think Snipe would steal my scissors, do you?
403
Persephone: Donna! Take a breath. Remember your training! Breathe through the emotion. Save your drama for the stage.
Molly: Well, just help me keep an eye on Snipe, will you? And as for my spot, I'm sure it's just carpal tunnel. Hopefully it will be better by next month.
404
Bumblefloor: Thank you, Fayco. Molly, please share your concept with us.
Molly: Well, I approached this challenge from the standpoint of taking a play which is problematic in our current society. I've always enjoyed the fun banter of Kate and Petruchio in Shakespeare's, "The Taming of the Shrew," but it does pose a challenge as it can be interpreted as highly misogynistic. And we don't need to be presenting plays which degrade women. So, I would take this play and set it in... (unfurls poster) ah... the Wild West... Yes! Where Kate is a strong women with the same, ah, caliber as the famous... gun-slingers. And when Petruchio is trying to control her, she is playing the same game against him, so they are on equal footing. Instead of a submissive wife, she will be his... partner in crime.
405
Donna: Way to go!
Molly: Thanks, but I didn't draw that hat! I had to make up all that Western stuff on the fly!
406
Mooney: No, protecting!
All: Huh?
407
Frederick: Wow! What an honor to be your partner, Molly. I feel like I'm in great hands!
Molly: It's an honor to work with you too, Frederick!
408
Frederick: What happened, Molly?
Molly:Oh, sorry. It's nothing.
409
Frederick: OK. Why don't we start rehearsing? We only have a month!
Molly: Who's turn was it to bring the sign?
410
Frederick: I don't know.
Molly: How long do we wait?
411
Frederick: Maybe we should just continue?
Molly: Good idea.
412
Frederick: That was a short ,on the, but I feel really good about how well we rehearsed that scene, as long as those Critiquers don't show up!
Molly: It's not the Critiquers I'm worried about, it's my hand. It's still really painful.
413
Fred Tolom: Don't touch other people's props! This one is for Molly Sculptor.
Molly: That's weird.
414
Frederick: What's weird?
Molly: It's just... um, nothing. Frederick, I don't think I'm going to be able to pull off King 2's fight choreography.
415
Frederick: Then let's switch. I'll play King 2.
Molly: Are you sure?
416
Frederick: Yeah! If there's anything you can say about Gafferpuffs, it's that we know how to be flexible.
Molly: Thank you!
417
Frederick: Of course, Molly. Here.... I feel really good about this.
King 1: Well my formidable foe, here we are.
418
King 2: Yes. After ten years of fighting, we have finally reached an end to these shenanigans.
King 1: let us no longer let our people suffer the pangs of war. A Truce!
419
King 2: A truce!
King 1: Gesundheit.
420
King 2: Thank you.
King 1: Here, y new-found friend, I drink to your health and the prosperity of our union.
421
King 2: Here here!
King 1: Tell me, now that we have supped the communal wine of peace, (pause) how would you feel if I murdered your people and took over your land?
422
King 2:What the what?
King 1: Did you honestly think I would step aside and let these years of bloodshed mean nothing? That wine was poisoned, you fool! I expect you to die a cruel, horrible death in 3... 2... 1...
423
King 2: Well that poison didn't work!
King 1: Huzzah! Now I am the one King to rule them all! Nothing can stop me now!
I said... NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Nothing... can stop.... me now? Frederick? Frederick!? He's been poisoned!
424
Nearly Partless Ned: Hey! No ad-libbing in my play. Stick to the script!
Molly: No, I mean Frederick has literally been poisoned!
425
(Everyone screams!)
Molly: Where's Snipe? I bet he's behind this!
426
Snipe: Why would I do such a thing?
Molly: I should've drank from hat glass, not Frederick! You've been out to get me since day one-- you Life Cheater!
427
Moldefort: I had to stop them. But this cursed child has to live! Her parents' love for theatre protected her when she was a mere infant.
Molly: (saddened) I thought it was their love for ME that protected me.
428
Moldefort: And I can't have that happen! I'll never be able to change this school to a film studio with that kind of theatrical success from an alumnus! That's why I tried to poison you!
Molly: It was you! You poisoned the prop drink. You killed poor Frederick!
429
Moldefort: That drink was meant for you!!!! Curse you and your versatility to change roles at the last second.
Molly: You will never change this school to a film studio! I stopped you once as a baby, and I'll stop you again!
430
Moldefort: Please, child! You cannot defeat me!
Molly: I challenge you to a duel, Molefort! If I win, Piglumps stays a theatrical school forever. If you win, you get your film studio.
431
Moldefort: Silence! I accept your duel. There is only one kind of duel that will suffice at Piglumps. Let the improv battle commence! Choose your improv game.
Molly: I challenge you to... Questions!
432
Persephone: Don't do it, Molly! Everyone knows Moldefort is the reigning champion of Questions at Piglumps!
Molly: Trust me, Persephone. I got this.
433
Bumblefloor: Molly, are you ready?
Molly: I was born ready!
434
Bumblefloor: Let the questions begin in 3... 2... 1.
Molly: Is the director on set yet?
435
Moldefort: Have you seen him?
Molly: How are we going to start filming without the director?
436
Moldefort: Are the actors here?
Molly: Are you one of the actors?
437
Moldefort:Don't you know who I am?
Molly: Are you that egotistical Moldefort I've heard about?
438
All: Ohhhhhhhhh!
Molly: Why are you trying to destroy our school?
439
Moldefort: Why won't you die?
Molly: You want me dead?
440
Moldefort: YES!
All: gasp!
441
Frederick: Psst. Molly. That's your cue!
Molly: Frederick, you're alive!
442
Mooney: I told you so.
Molly: Professor Snipe, I'm sorry I thought it was you. But it was Moldefort and a well-meaning stage elf. I guess I'm always wrong.
443
Mooney: Here Molly, give this to Dabby. I found it backstage.
Molly: Here, Dabby, you let this backstage.
444
Bumblefloor: Oh, yes. I think in light of all the success we have seen throughout this tournament, I proclaim that all out champions are winners!
All: HUZZAH!!
445
Sorting Scarf: Hi I am the sorting scarf, I've come to choose your houses (pause, slowly thinking) My you are a tricky one--
Molly: (interrupts) Oh, please not Scorsesoryn! Anything but that!
446
Sorting Scarf: Hmm... but you could be great! You could even get William Shatner to act with your directing potential!
Molly: Please, no!
447
Donna: (insert guess #2 here)
Molly: To be or not to be, that is the question!
448
Donna: Wow, that month went fast!
Molly: You're telling me! I don't know if I'm ready for the first challenge.
449
Persephone: Oh no, Donna! You got a Projector!
Molly: A what?
450
Donna: What's wrong?
Molly: My birthmark. It's burning!
451
Donna: You mean your Moldefort mark?
| Thunder crash.
Molly: It's been acting up a bit recently.
452
Donna: What does that mean?
Molly: I don't know, but I don't think I can finish this tail. My hand hurts too much. And where did my scissors go?
453
Snipe: Really, Ms. Goodlove? I think it's just too small to fit both of Ratley's legs.
Molly: Sorry, I had some issues finishing my piece.
454
Persephone: What's happening with your hand, Molly?
Molly: It's this blasted spot! It feels like it's on fire!
455
Persephone: Well, actually Donna, we have no evidential proof of that. His body was never found.
Molly: Don't get carried away, guys.
456
Donna: What is it, Molly?
Molly: You don't think Snipe would steal my scissors, do you?
457
Persephone: Donna! Take a breath. Remember your training! Breathe through the emotion. Save your drama for the stage.
Molly: Well, just help me keep an eye on Snipe, will you? And as for my spot, I'm sure it's just carpal tunnel. Hopefully it will be better by next month.
458
Bumblefloor: Thank you, Fayco. Molly, please share your concept with us.
Molly: Well, I approached this challenge from the standpoint of taking a play which is problematic in our current society. I've always enjoyed the fun banter of Kate and Petruchio in Shakespeare's, "The Taming of the Shrew," but it does pose a challenge as it can be interpreted as highly misogynistic. And we don't need to be presenting plays which degrade women. So, I would take this play and set it in... (unfurls poster) ah... the Wild West... Yes! Where Kate is a strong women with the same, ah, caliber as the famous... gun-slingers. And when Petruchio is trying to control her, she is playing the same game against him, so they are on equal footing. Instead of a submissive wife, she will be his... partner in crime.
459
Donna: Way to go!
Molly: Thanks, but I didn't draw that hat! I had to make up all that Western stuff on the fly!
460
Mooney: No, protecting!
All: Huh?
461
Frederick: Wow! What an honor to be your partner, Molly. I feel like I'm in great hands!
Molly: It's an honor to work with you too, Frederick!
462
Frederick: What happened, Molly?
Molly:Oh, sorry. It's nothing.
463
Frederick: OK. Why don't we start rehearsing? We only have a month!
Molly: Who's turn was it to bring the sign?
464
Frederick: I don't know.
Molly: How long do we wait?
465
Frederick: Maybe we should just continue?
Molly: Good idea.
466
Frederick: That was a short ,on the, but I feel really good about how well we rehearsed that scene, as long as those Critiquers don't show up!
Molly: It's not the Critiquers I'm worried about, it's my hand. It's still really painful.
467
Fred Tolom: Don't touch other people's props! This one is for Molly Sculptor.
Molly: That's weird.
468
Frederick: What's weird?
Molly: It's just... um, nothing. Frederick, I don't think I'm going to be able to pull off King 2's fight choreography.
469
Frederick: Then let's switch. I'll play King 2.
Molly: Are you sure?
470
Frederick: Yeah! If there's anything you can say about Gafferpuffs, it's that we know how to be flexible.
Molly: Thank you!
471
Frederick: Of course, Molly. Here.... I feel really good about this.
King 1: Well my formidable foe, here we are.
472
King 2: Yes. After ten years of fighting, we have finally reached an end to these shenanigans.
King 1: let us no longer let our people suffer the pangs of war. A Truce!
473
King 2: A truce!
King 1: Gesundheit.
474
King 2: Thank you.
King 1: Here, y new-found friend, I drink to your health and the prosperity of our union.
475
King 2: Here here!
King 1: Tell me, now that we have supped the communal wine of peace, (pause) how would you feel if I murdered your people and took over your land?
476
King 2:What the what?
King 1: Did you honestly think I would step aside and let these years of bloodshed mean nothing? That wine was poisoned, you fool! I expect you to die a cruel, horrible death in 3... 2... 1...
477
King 2: Well that poison didn't work!
King 1: Huzzah! Now I am the one King to rule them all! Nothing can stop me now!
I said... NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Nothing... can stop.... me now? Frederick? Frederick!? He's been poisoned!
478
Nearly Partless Ned: Hey! No ad-libbing in my play. Stick to the script!
Molly: No, I mean Frederick has literally been poisoned!
479
(Everyone screams!)
Molly: Where's Snipe? I bet he's behind this!
480
Snipe: Why would I do such a thing?
Molly: I should've drank from hat glass, not Frederick! You've been out to get me since day one-- you Life Cheater!
481
Moldefort: I had to stop them. But this cursed child has to live! Her parents' love for theatre protected her when she was a mere infant.
Molly: (saddened) I thought it was their love for ME that protected me.
482
Moldefort: And I can't have that happen! I'll never be able to change this school to a film studio with that kind of theatrical success from an alumnus! That's why I tried to poison you!
Molly: It was you! You poisoned the prop drink. You killed poor Frederick!
483
Moldefort: That drink was meant for you!!!! Curse you and your versatility to change roles at the last second.
Molly: You will never change this school to a film studio! I stopped you once as a baby, and I'll stop you again!
484
Moldefort: Please, child! You cannot defeat me!
Molly: I challenge you to a duel, Molefort! If I win, Piglumps stays a theatrical school forever. If you win, you get your film studio.
485
Moldefort: Silence! I accept your duel. There is only one kind of duel that will suffice at Piglumps. Let the improv battle commence! Choose your improv game.
Molly: I challenge you to... Questions!
486
Persephone: Don't do it, Molly! Everyone knows Moldefort is the reigning champion of Questions at Piglumps!
Molly: Trust me, Persephone. I got this.
487
Bumblefloor: Molly, are you ready?
Molly: I was born ready!
488
Bumblefloor: Let the questions begin in 3... 2... 1.
Molly: Is the director on set yet?
489
Moldefort: Have you seen him?
Molly: How are we going to start filming without the director?
490
Moldefort: Are the actors here?
Molly: Are you one of the actors?
491
Moldefort:Don't you know who I am?
Molly: Are you that egotistical Moldefort I've heard about?
492
All: Ohhhhhhhhh!
Molly: Why are you trying to destroy our school?
493
Moldefort: Why won't you die?
Molly: You want me dead?
494
Moldefort: YES!
All: gasp!
495
Frederick: Psst. Molly. That's your cue!
Molly: Frederick, you're alive!
496
Mooney: I told you so.
Molly: Professor Snipe, I'm sorry I thought it was you. But it was Moldefort and a well-meaning stage elf. I guess I'm always wrong.
497
Mooney: Here Molly, give this to Dabby. I found it backstage.
Molly: Here, Dabby, you let this backstage.
498
Bumblefloor: Oh, yes. I think in light of all the success we have seen throughout this tournament, I proclaim that all out champions are winners!
All: HUZZAH!!
499
Sorting Scarf: Hi I am the sorting scarf, I've come to choose your houses (pause, slowly thinking) My you are a tricky one--
Molly: (interrupts) Oh, please not Scorsesoryn! Anything but that!
500
Sorting Scarf: Hmm... but you could be great! You could even get William Shatner to act with your directing potential!
Molly: Please, no!
501
Donna: (insert guess #2 here)
Molly: To be or not to be, that is the question!
502
Donna: Wow, that month went fast!
Molly: You're telling me! I don't know if I'm ready for the first challenge.
503
Persephone: Oh no, Donna! You got a Projector!
Molly: A what?
504
Donna: What's wrong?
Molly: My birthmark. It's burning!
505
Donna: You mean your Moldefort mark?
| Thunder crash.
Molly: It's been acting up a bit recently.
506
Donna: What does that mean?
Molly: I don't know, but I don't think I can finish this tail. My hand hurts too much. And where did my scissors go?
507
Snipe: Really, Ms. Goodlove? I think it's just too small to fit both of Ratley's legs.
Molly: Sorry, I had some issues finishing my piece.
508
Persephone: What's happening with your hand, Molly?
Molly: It's this blasted spot! It feels like it's on fire!
509
Persephone: Well, actually Donna, we have no evidential proof of that. His body was never found.
Molly: Don't get carried away, guys.
510
Donna: What is it, Molly?
Molly: You don't think Snipe would steal my scissors, do you?
511
Persephone: Donna! Take a breath. Remember your training! Breathe through the emotion. Save your drama for the stage.
Molly: Well, just help me keep an eye on Snipe, will you? And as for my spot, I'm sure it's just carpal tunnel. Hopefully it will be better by next month.
512
Bumblefloor: Thank you, Fayco. Molly, please share your concept with us.
Molly: Well, I approached this challenge from the standpoint of taking a play which is problematic in our current society. I've always enjoyed the fun banter of Kate and Petruchio in Shakespeare's, "The Taming of the Shrew," but it does pose a challenge as it can be interpreted as highly misogynistic. And we don't need to be presenting plays which degrade women. So, I would take this play and set it in... (unfurls poster) ah... the Wild West... Yes! Where Kate is a strong women with the same, ah, caliber as the famous... gun-slingers. And when Petruchio is trying to control her, she is playing the same game against him, so they are on equal footing. Instead of a submissive wife, she will be his... partner in crime.
513
Donna: Way to go!
Molly: Thanks, but I didn't draw that hat! I had to make up all that Western stuff on the fly!
514
Mooney: No, protecting!
All: Huh?
515
Frederick: Wow! What an honor to be your partner, Molly. I feel like I'm in great hands!
Molly: It's an honor to work with you too, Frederick!
516
Frederick: What happened, Molly?
Molly:Oh, sorry. It's nothing.
517
Frederick: OK. Why don't we start rehearsing? We only have a month!
Molly: Who's turn was it to bring the sign?
518
Frederick: I don't know.
Molly: How long do we wait?
519
Frederick: Maybe we should just continue?
Molly: Good idea.
520
Frederick: That was a short ,on the, but I feel really good about how well we rehearsed that scene, as long as those Critiquers don't show up!
Molly: It's not the Critiquers I'm worried about, it's my hand. It's still really painful.
521
Fred Tolom: Don't touch other people's props! This one is for Molly Sculptor.
Molly: That's weird.
522
Frederick: What's weird?
Molly: It's just... um, nothing. Frederick, I don't think I'm going to be able to pull off King 2's fight choreography.
523
Frederick: Then let's switch. I'll play King 2.
Molly: Are you sure?
524
Frederick: Yeah! If there's anything you can say about Gafferpuffs, it's that we know how to be flexible.
Molly: Thank you!
525
Frederick: Of course, Molly. Here.... I feel really good about this.
King 1: Well my formidable foe, here we are.
526
King 2: Yes. After ten years of fighting, we have finally reached an end to these shenanigans.
King 1: let us no longer let our people suffer the pangs of war. A Truce!
527
King 2: A truce!
King 1: Gesundheit.
528
King 2: Thank you.
King 1: Here, y new-found friend, I drink to your health and the prosperity of our union.
529
King 2: Here here!
King 1: Tell me, now that we have supped the communal wine of peace, (pause) how would you feel if I murdered your people and took over your land?
530
King 2:What the what?
King 1: Did you honestly think I would step aside and let these years of bloodshed mean nothing? That wine was poisoned, you fool! I expect you to die a cruel, horrible death in 3... 2... 1...
531
King 2: Well that poison didn't work!
King 1: Huzzah! Now I am the one King to rule them all! Nothing can stop me now!
I said... NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Nothing... can stop.... me now? Frederick? Frederick!? He's been poisoned!
532
Nearly Partless Ned: Hey! No ad-libbing in my play. Stick to the script!
Molly: No, I mean Frederick has literally been poisoned!
533
(Everyone screams!)
Molly: Where's Snipe? I bet he's behind this!
534
Snipe: Why would I do such a thing?
Molly: I should've drank from hat glass, not Frederick! You've been out to get me since day one-- you Life Cheater!
535
Moldefort: I had to stop them. But this cursed child has to live! Her parents' love for theatre protected her when she was a mere infant.
Molly: (saddened) I thought it was their love for ME that protected me.
536
Moldefort: And I can't have that happen! I'll never be able to change this school to a film studio with that kind of theatrical success from an alumnus! That's why I tried to poison you!
Molly: It was you! You poisoned the prop drink. You killed poor Frederick!
537
Moldefort: That drink was meant for you!!!! Curse you and your versatility to change roles at the last second.
Molly: You will never change this school to a film studio! I stopped you once as a baby, and I'll stop you again!
538
Moldefort: Please, child! You cannot defeat me!
Molly: I challenge you to a duel, Molefort! If I win, Piglumps stays a theatrical school forever. If you win, you get your film studio.
539
Moldefort: Silence! I accept your duel. There is only one kind of duel that will suffice at Piglumps. Let the improv battle commence! Choose your improv game.
Molly: I challenge you to... Questions!
540
Persephone: Don't do it, Molly! Everyone knows Moldefort is the reigning champion of Questions at Piglumps!
Molly: Trust me, Persephone. I got this.
541
Bumblefloor: Molly, are you ready?
Molly: I was born ready!
542
Bumblefloor: Let the questions begin in 3... 2... 1.
Molly: Is the director on set yet?
543
Moldefort: Have you seen him?
Molly: How are we going to start filming without the director?
544
Moldefort: Are the actors here?
Molly: Are you one of the actors?
545
Moldefort:Don't you know who I am?
Molly: Are you that egotistical Moldefort I've heard about?
546
All: Ohhhhhhhhh!
Molly: Why are you trying to destroy our school?
547
Moldefort: Why won't you die?
Molly: You want me dead?
548
Moldefort: YES!
All: gasp!
549
Frederick: Psst. Molly. That's your cue!
Molly: Frederick, you're alive!
550
Mooney: I told you so.
Molly: Professor Snipe, I'm sorry I thought it was you. But it was Moldefort and a well-meaning stage elf. I guess I'm always wrong.
551
Mooney: Here Molly, give this to Dabby. I found it backstage.
Molly: Here, Dabby, you let this backstage.
552
Bumblefloor: Oh, yes. I think in light of all the success we have seen throughout this tournament, I proclaim that all out champions are winners!
All: HUZZAH!!
553
Sorting Scarf: Hi I am the sorting scarf, I've come to choose your houses (pause, slowly thinking) My you are a tricky one--
Molly: (interrupts) Oh, please not Scorsesoryn! Anything but that!
554
Sorting Scarf: Hmm... but you could be great! You could even get William Shatner to act with your directing potential!
Molly: Please, no!
555
Donna: (insert guess #2 here)
Molly: To be or not to be, that is the question!
556
Donna: Wow, that month went fast!
Molly: You're telling me! I don't know if I'm ready for the first challenge.
557
Persephone: Oh no, Donna! You got a Projector!
Molly: A what?
558
Donna: What's wrong?
Molly: My birthmark. It's burning!
559
Donna: You mean your Moldefort mark?
| Thunder crash.
Molly: It's been acting up a bit recently.
560
Donna: What does that mean?
Molly: I don't know, but I don't think I can finish this tail. My hand hurts too much. And where did my scissors go?
561
Snipe: Really, Ms. Goodlove? I think it's just too small to fit both of Ratley's legs.
Molly: Sorry, I had some issues finishing my piece.
562
Persephone: What's happening with your hand, Molly?
Molly: It's this blasted spot! It feels like it's on fire!
563
Persephone: Well, actually Donna, we have no evidential proof of that. His body was never found.
Molly: Don't get carried away, guys.
564
Donna: What is it, Molly?
Molly: You don't think Snipe would steal my scissors, do you?
565
Persephone: Donna! Take a breath. Remember your training! Breathe through the emotion. Save your drama for the stage.
Molly: Well, just help me keep an eye on Snipe, will you? And as for my spot, I'm sure it's just carpal tunnel. Hopefully it will be better by next month.
566
Bumblefloor: Thank you, Fayco. Molly, please share your concept with us.
Molly: Well, I approached this challenge from the standpoint of taking a play which is problematic in our current society. I've always enjoyed the fun banter of Kate and Petruchio in Shakespeare's, "The Taming of the Shrew," but it does pose a challenge as it can be interpreted as highly misogynistic. And we don't need to be presenting plays which degrade women. So, I would take this play and set it in... (unfurls poster) ah... the Wild West... Yes! Where Kate is a strong women with the same, ah, caliber as the famous... gun-slingers. And when Petruchio is trying to control her, she is playing the same game against him, so they are on equal footing. Instead of a submissive wife, she will be his... partner in crime.
567
Donna: Way to go!
Molly: Thanks, but I didn't draw that hat! I had to make up all that Western stuff on the fly!
568
Mooney: No, protecting!
All: Huh?
569
Frederick: Wow! What an honor to be your partner, Molly. I feel like I'm in great hands!
Molly: It's an honor to work with you too, Frederick!
570
Frederick: What happened, Molly?
Molly:Oh, sorry. It's nothing.
571
Frederick: OK. Why don't we start rehearsing? We only have a month!
Molly: Who's turn was it to bring the sign?
572
Frederick: I don't know.
Molly: How long do we wait?
573
Frederick: Maybe we should just continue?
Molly: Good idea.
574
Frederick: That was a short ,on the, but I feel really good about how well we rehearsed that scene, as long as those Critiquers don't show up!
Molly: It's not the Critiquers I'm worried about, it's my hand. It's still really painful.
575
Fred Tolom: Don't touch other people's props! This one is for Molly Sculptor.
Molly: That's weird.
576
Frederick: What's weird?
Molly: It's just... um, nothing. Frederick, I don't think I'm going to be able to pull off King 2's fight choreography.
577
Frederick: Then let's switch. I'll play King 2.
Molly: Are you sure?
578
Frederick: Yeah! If there's anything you can say about Gafferpuffs, it's that we know how to be flexible.
Molly: Thank you!
579
Frederick: Of course, Molly. Here.... I feel really good about this.
King 1: Well my formidable foe, here we are.
580
King 2: Yes. After ten years of fighting, we have finally reached an end to these shenanigans.
King 1: let us no longer let our people suffer the pangs of war. A Truce!
581
King 2: A truce!
King 1: Gesundheit.
582
King 2: Thank you.
King 1: Here, y new-found friend, I drink to your health and the prosperity of our union.
583
King 2: Here here!
King 1: Tell me, now that we have supped the communal wine of peace, (pause) how would you feel if I murdered your people and took over your land?
584
King 2:What the what?
King 1: Did you honestly think I would step aside and let these years of bloodshed mean nothing? That wine was poisoned, you fool! I expect you to die a cruel, horrible death in 3... 2... 1...
585
King 2: Well that poison didn't work!
King 1: Huzzah! Now I am the one King to rule them all! Nothing can stop me now!
I said... NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Nothing... can stop.... me now? Frederick? Frederick!? He's been poisoned!
586
Nearly Partless Ned: Hey! No ad-libbing in my play. Stick to the script!
Molly: No, I mean Frederick has literally been poisoned!
587
(Everyone screams!)
Molly: Where's Snipe? I bet he's behind this!
588
Snipe: Why would I do such a thing?
Molly: I should've drank from hat glass, not Frederick! You've been out to get me since day one-- you Life Cheater!
589
Moldefort: I had to stop them. But this cursed child has to live! Her parents' love for theatre protected her when she was a mere infant.
Molly: (saddened) I thought it was their love for ME that protected me.
590
Moldefort: And I can't have that happen! I'll never be able to change this school to a film studio with that kind of theatrical success from an alumnus! That's why I tried to poison you!
Molly: It was you! You poisoned the prop drink. You killed poor Frederick!
591
Moldefort: That drink was meant for you!!!! Curse you and your versatility to change roles at the last second.
Molly: You will never change this school to a film studio! I stopped you once as a baby, and I'll stop you again!
592
Moldefort: Please, child! You cannot defeat me!
Molly: I challenge you to a duel, Molefort! If I win, Piglumps stays a theatrical school forever. If you win, you get your film studio.
593
Moldefort: Silence! I accept your duel. There is only one kind of duel that will suffice at Piglumps. Let the improv battle commence! Choose your improv game.
Molly: I challenge you to... Questions!
594
Persephone: Don't do it, Molly! Everyone knows Moldefort is the reigning champion of Questions at Piglumps!
Molly: Trust me, Persephone. I got this.
595
Bumblefloor: Molly, are you ready?
Molly: I was born ready!
596
Bumblefloor: Let the questions begin in 3... 2... 1.
Molly: Is the director on set yet?
597
Moldefort: Have you seen him?
Molly: How are we going to start filming without the director?
598
Moldefort: Are the actors here?
Molly: Are you one of the actors?
599
Moldefort:Don't you know who I am?
Molly: Are you that egotistical Moldefort I've heard about?
600
All: Ohhhhhhhhh!
Molly: Why are you trying to destroy our school?
601
Moldefort: Why won't you die?
Molly: You want me dead?
602
Moldefort: YES!
All: gasp!
603
Frederick: Psst. Molly. That's your cue!
Molly: Frederick, you're alive!
604
Mooney: I told you so.
Molly: Professor Snipe, I'm sorry I thought it was you. But it was Moldefort and a well-meaning stage elf. I guess I'm always wrong.
605
Mooney: Here Molly, give this to Dabby. I found it backstage.
Molly: Here, Dabby, you let this backstage.
606
Bumblefloor: Oh, yes. I think in light of all the success we have seen throughout this tournament, I proclaim that all out champions are winners!
All: HUZZAH!!
607
Sorting Scarf: Hi I am the sorting scarf, I've come to choose your houses (pause, slowly thinking) My you are a tricky one--
Molly: (interrupts) Oh, please not Scorsesoryn! Anything but that!
608
Sorting Scarf: Hmm... but you could be great! You could even get William Shatner to act with your directing potential!
Molly: Please, no!
609
Donna: (insert guess #2 here)
Molly: To be or not to be, that is the question!
610
Donna: Wow, that month went fast!
Molly: You're telling me! I don't know if I'm ready for the first challenge.
611
Persephone: Oh no, Donna! You got a Projector!
Molly: A what?
612
Donna: What's wrong?
Molly: My birthmark. It's burning!
613
Donna: You mean your Moldefort mark?
| Thunder crash.
Molly: It's been acting up a bit recently.
614
Donna: What does that mean?
Molly: I don't know, but I don't think I can finish this tail. My hand hurts too much. And where did my scissors go?
615
Snipe: Really, Ms. Goodlove? I think it's just too small to fit both of Ratley's legs.
Molly: Sorry, I had some issues finishing my piece.
616
Persephone: What's happening with your hand, Molly?
Molly: It's this blasted spot! It feels like it's on fire!
617
Persephone: Well, actually Donna, we have no evidential proof of that. His body was never found.
Molly: Don't get carried away, guys.
618
Donna: What is it, Molly?
Molly: You don't think Snipe would steal my scissors, do you?
619
Persephone: Donna! Take a breath. Remember your training! Breathe through the emotion. Save your drama for the stage.
Molly: Well, just help me keep an eye on Snipe, will you? And as for my spot, I'm sure it's just carpal tunnel. Hopefully it will be better by next month.
620
Bumblefloor: Thank you, Fayco. Molly, please share your concept with us.
Molly: Well, I approached this challenge from the standpoint of taking a play which is problematic in our current society. I've always enjoyed the fun banter of Kate and Petruchio in Shakespeare's, "The Taming of the Shrew," but it does pose a challenge as it can be interpreted as highly misogynistic. And we don't need to be presenting plays which degrade women. So, I would take this play and set it in... (unfurls poster) ah... the Wild West... Yes! Where Kate is a strong women with the same, ah, caliber as the famous... gun-slingers. And when Petruchio is trying to control her, she is playing the same game against him, so they are on equal footing. Instead of a submissive wife, she will be his... partner in crime.
621
Donna: Way to go!
Molly: Thanks, but I didn't draw that hat! I had to make up all that Western stuff on the fly!
622
Mooney: No, protecting!
All: Huh?
623
Frederick: Wow! What an honor to be your partner, Molly. I feel like I'm in great hands!
Molly: It's an honor to work with you too, Frederick!
624
Frederick: What happened, Molly?
Molly:Oh, sorry. It's nothing.
625
Frederick: OK. Why don't we start rehearsing? We only have a month!
Molly: Who's turn was it to bring the sign?
626
Frederick: I don't know.
Molly: How long do we wait?
627
Frederick: Maybe we should just continue?
Molly: Good idea.
628
Frederick: That was a short ,on the, but I feel really good about how well we rehearsed that scene, as long as those Critiquers don't show up!
Molly: It's not the Critiquers I'm worried about, it's my hand. It's still really painful.
629
Fred Tolom: Don't touch other people's props! This one is for Molly Sculptor.
Molly: That's weird.
630
Frederick: What's weird?
Molly: It's just... um, nothing. Frederick, I don't think I'm going to be able to pull off King 2's fight choreography.
631
Frederick: Then let's switch. I'll play King 2.
Molly: Are you sure?
632
Frederick: Yeah! If there's anything you can say about Gafferpuffs, it's that we know how to be flexible.
Molly: Thank you!
633
Frederick: Of course, Molly. Here.... I feel really good about this.
King 1: Well my formidable foe, here we are.
634
King 2: Yes. After ten years of fighting, we have finally reached an end to these shenanigans.
King 1: let us no longer let our people suffer the pangs of war. A Truce!
635
King 2: A truce!
King 1: Gesundheit.
636
King 2: Thank you.
King 1: Here, y new-found friend, I drink to your health and the prosperity of our union.
637
King 2: Here here!
King 1: Tell me, now that we have supped the communal wine of peace, (pause) how would you feel if I murdered your people and took over your land?
638
King 2:What the what?
King 1: Did you honestly think I would step aside and let these years of bloodshed mean nothing? That wine was poisoned, you fool! I expect you to die a cruel, horrible death in 3... 2... 1...
639
King 2: Well that poison didn't work!
King 1: Huzzah! Now I am the one King to rule them all! Nothing can stop me now!
I said... NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Nothing... can stop.... me now? Frederick? Frederick!? He's been poisoned!
640
Nearly Partless Ned: Hey! No ad-libbing in my play. Stick to the script!
Molly: No, I mean Frederick has literally been poisoned!
641
(Everyone screams!)
Molly: Where's Snipe? I bet he's behind this!
642
Snipe: Why would I do such a thing?
Molly: I should've drank from hat glass, not Frederick! You've been out to get me since day one-- you Life Cheater!
643
Moldefort: I had to stop them. But this cursed child has to live! Her parents' love for theatre protected her when she was a mere infant.
Molly: (saddened) I thought it was their love for ME that protected me.
644
Moldefort: And I can't have that happen! I'll never be able to change this school to a film studio with that kind of theatrical success from an alumnus! That's why I tried to poison you!
Molly: It was you! You poisoned the prop drink. You killed poor Frederick!
645
Moldefort: That drink was meant for you!!!! Curse you and your versatility to change roles at the last second.
Molly: You will never change this school to a film studio! I stopped you once as a baby, and I'll stop you again!
646
Moldefort: Please, child! You cannot defeat me!
Molly: I challenge you to a duel, Molefort! If I win, Piglumps stays a theatrical school forever. If you win, you get your film studio.
647
Moldefort: Silence! I accept your duel. There is only one kind of duel that will suffice at Piglumps. Let the improv battle commence! Choose your improv game.
Molly: I challenge you to... Questions!
648
Persephone: Don't do it, Molly! Everyone knows Moldefort is the reigning champion of Questions at Piglumps!
Molly: Trust me, Persephone. I got this.
649
Bumblefloor: Molly, are you ready?
Molly: I was born ready!
650
Bumblefloor: Let the questions begin in 3... 2... 1.
Molly: Is the director on set yet?
651
Moldefort: Have you seen him?
Molly: How are we going to start filming without the director?
652
Moldefort: Are the actors here?
Molly: Are you one of the actors?
653
Moldefort:Don't you know who I am?
Molly: Are you that egotistical Moldefort I've heard about?
654
All: Ohhhhhhhhh!
Molly: Why are you trying to destroy our school?
655
Moldefort: Why won't you die?
Molly: You want me dead?
656
Moldefort: YES!
All: gasp!
657
Frederick: Psst. Molly. That's your cue!
Molly: Frederick, you're alive!
658
Mooney: I told you so.
Molly: Professor Snipe, I'm sorry I thought it was you. But it was Moldefort and a well-meaning stage elf. I guess I'm always wrong.
659
Mooney: Here Molly, give this to Dabby. I found it backstage.
Molly: Here, Dabby, you let this backstage.
660
Bumblefloor: Oh, yes. I think in light of all the success we have seen throughout this tournament, I proclaim that all out champions are winners!
All: HUZZAH!!
661
Sorting Scarf: Hi I am the sorting scarf, I've come to choose your houses (pause, slowly thinking) My you are a tricky one--
Molly: (interrupts) Oh, please not Scorsesoryn! Anything but that!
662
Sorting Scarf: Hmm... but you could be great! You could even get William Shatner to act with your directing potential!
Molly: Please, no!
663
Donna: (insert guess #2 here)
Molly: To be or not to be, that is the question!
664
Donna: Wow, that month went fast!
Molly: You're telling me! I don't know if I'm ready for the first challenge.
665
Persephone: Oh no, Donna! You got a Projector!
Molly: A what?
666
Donna: What's wrong?
Molly: My birthmark. It's burning!
667
Donna: You mean your Moldefort mark?
| Thunder crash.
Molly: It's been acting up a bit recently.
668
Donna: What does that mean?
Molly: I don't know, but I don't think I can finish this tail. My hand hurts too much. And where did my scissors go?
669
Snipe: Really, Ms. Goodlove? I think it's just too small to fit both of Ratley's legs.
Molly: Sorry, I had some issues finishing my piece.
670
Persephone: What's happening with your hand, Molly?
Molly: It's this blasted spot! It feels like it's on fire!
671
Persephone: Well, actually Donna, we have no evidential proof of that. His body was never found.
Molly: Don't get carried away, guys.
672
Donna: What is it, Molly?
Molly: You don't think Snipe would steal my scissors, do you?
673
Persephone: Donna! Take a breath. Remember your training! Breathe through the emotion. Save your drama for the stage.
Molly: Well, just help me keep an eye on Snipe, will you? And as for my spot, I'm sure it's just carpal tunnel. Hopefully it will be better by next month.
674
Bumblefloor: Thank you, Fayco. Molly, please share your concept with us.
Molly: Well, I approached this challenge from the standpoint of taking a play which is problematic in our current society. I've always enjoyed the fun banter of Kate and Petruchio in Shakespeare's, "The Taming of the Shrew," but it does pose a challenge as it can be interpreted as highly misogynistic. And we don't need to be presenting plays which degrade women. So, I would take this play and set it in... (unfurls poster) ah... the Wild West... Yes! Where Kate is a strong women with the same, ah, caliber as the famous... gun-slingers. And when Petruchio is trying to control her, she is playing the same game against him, so they are on equal footing. Instead of a submissive wife, she will be his... partner in crime.
675
Donna: Way to go!
Molly: Thanks, but I didn't draw that hat! I had to make up all that Western stuff on the fly!
676
Mooney: No, protecting!
All: Huh?
677
Frederick: Wow! What an honor to be your partner, Molly. I feel like I'm in great hands!
Molly: It's an honor to work with you too, Frederick!
678
Frederick: What happened, Molly?
Molly:Oh, sorry. It's nothing.
679
Frederick: OK. Why don't we start rehearsing? We only have a month!
Molly: Who's turn was it to bring the sign?
680
Frederick: I don't know.
Molly: How long do we wait?
681
Frederick: Maybe we should just continue?
Molly: Good idea.
682
Frederick: That was a short ,on the, but I feel really good about how well we rehearsed that scene, as long as those Critiquers don't show up!
Molly: It's not the Critiquers I'm worried about, it's my hand. It's still really painful.
683
Fred Tolom: Don't touch other people's props! This one is for Molly Sculptor.
Molly: That's weird.
684
Frederick: What's weird?
Molly: It's just... um, nothing. Frederick, I don't think I'm going to be able to pull off King 2's fight choreography.
685
Frederick: Then let's switch. I'll play King 2.
Molly: Are you sure?
686
Frederick: Yeah! If there's anything you can say about Gafferpuffs, it's that we know how to be flexible.
Molly: Thank you!
687
Frederick: Of course, Molly. Here.... I feel really good about this.
King 1: Well my formidable foe, here we are.
688
King 2: Yes. After ten years of fighting, we have finally reached an end to these shenanigans.
King 1: let us no longer let our people suffer the pangs of war. A Truce!
689
King 2: A truce!
King 1: Gesundheit.
690
King 2: Thank you.
King 1: Here, y new-found friend, I drink to your health and the prosperity of our union.
691
King 2: Here here!
King 1: Tell me, now that we have supped the communal wine of peace, (pause) how would you feel if I murdered your people and took over your land?
692
King 2:What the what?
King 1: Did you honestly think I would step aside and let these years of bloodshed mean nothing? That wine was poisoned, you fool! I expect you to die a cruel, horrible death in 3... 2... 1...
693
King 2: Well that poison didn't work!
King 1: Huzzah! Now I am the one King to rule them all! Nothing can stop me now!
I said... NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Nothing... can stop.... me now? Frederick? Frederick!? He's been poisoned!
694
Nearly Partless Ned: Hey! No ad-libbing in my play. Stick to the script!
Molly: No, I mean Frederick has literally been poisoned!
695
(Everyone screams!)
Molly: Where's Snipe? I bet he's behind this!
696
Snipe: Why would I do such a thing?
Molly: I should've drank from hat glass, not Frederick! You've been out to get me since day one-- you Life Cheater!
697
Moldefort: I had to stop them. But this cursed child has to live! Her parents' love for theatre protected her when she was a mere infant.
Molly: (saddened) I thought it was their love for ME that protected me.
698
Moldefort: And I can't have that happen! I'll never be able to change this school to a film studio with that kind of theatrical success from an alumnus! That's why I tried to poison you!
Molly: It was you! You poisoned the prop drink. You killed poor Frederick!
699
Moldefort: That drink was meant for you!!!! Curse you and your versatility to change roles at the last second.
Molly: You will never change this school to a film studio! I stopped you once as a baby, and I'll stop you again!
700
Moldefort: Please, child! You cannot defeat me!
Molly: I challenge you to a duel, Molefort! If I win, Piglumps stays a theatrical school forever. If you win, you get your film studio.
701
Moldefort: Silence! I accept your duel. There is only one kind of duel that will suffice at Piglumps. Let the improv battle commence! Choose your improv game.
Molly: I challenge you to... Questions!
702
Persephone: Don't do it, Molly! Everyone knows Moldefort is the reigning champion of Questions at Piglumps!
Molly: Trust me, Persephone. I got this.
703
Bumblefloor: Molly, are you ready?
Molly: I was born ready!
704
Bumblefloor: Let the questions begin in 3... 2... 1.
Molly: Is the director on set yet?
705
Moldefort: Have you seen him?
Molly: How are we going to start filming without the director?
706
Moldefort: Are the actors here?
Molly: Are you one of the actors?
707
Moldefort:Don't you know who I am?
Molly: Are you that egotistical Moldefort I've heard about?
708
All: Ohhhhhhhhh!
Molly: Why are you trying to destroy our school?
709
Moldefort: Why won't you die?
Molly: You want me dead?
710
Moldefort: YES!
All: gasp!
711
Frederick: Psst. Molly. That's your cue!
Molly: Frederick, you're alive!
712
Mooney: I told you so.
Molly: Professor Snipe, I'm sorry I thought it was you. But it was Moldefort and a well-meaning stage elf. I guess I'm always wrong.
713
Mooney: Here Molly, give this to Dabby. I found it backstage.
Molly: Here, Dabby, you let this backstage.
714
Bumblefloor: Oh, yes. I think in light of all the success we have seen throughout this tournament, I proclaim that all out champions are winners!
All: HUZZAH!!
715
Sorting Scarf: Hi I am the sorting scarf, I've come to choose your houses (pause, slowly thinking) My you are a tricky one--
Molly: (interrupts) Oh, please not Scorsesoryn! Anything but that!
716
Sorting Scarf: Hmm... but you could be great! You could even get William Shatner to act with your directing potential!
Molly: Please, no!
717
Donna: (insert guess #2 here)
Molly: To be or not to be, that is the question!
718
Donna: Wow, that month went fast!
Molly: You're telling me! I don't know if I'm ready for the first challenge.
719
Persephone: Oh no, Donna! You got a Projector!
Molly: A what?
720
Donna: What's wrong?
Molly: My birthmark. It's burning!
721
Donna: You mean your Moldefort mark?
| Thunder crash.
Molly: It's been acting up a bit recently.
722
Donna: What does that mean?
Molly: I don't know, but I don't think I can finish this tail. My hand hurts too much. And where did my scissors go?
723
Snipe: Really, Ms. Goodlove? I think it's just too small to fit both of Ratley's legs.
Molly: Sorry, I had some issues finishing my piece.
724
Persephone: What's happening with your hand, Molly?
Molly: It's this blasted spot! It feels like it's on fire!
725
Persephone: Well, actually Donna, we have no evidential proof of that. His body was never found.
Molly: Don't get carried away, guys.
726
Donna: What is it, Molly?
Molly: You don't think Snipe would steal my scissors, do you?
727
Persephone: Donna! Take a breath. Remember your training! Breathe through the emotion. Save your drama for the stage.
Molly: Well, just help me keep an eye on Snipe, will you? And as for my spot, I'm sure it's just carpal tunnel. Hopefully it will be better by next month.
728
Bumblefloor: Thank you, Fayco. Molly, please share your concept with us.
Molly: Well, I approached this challenge from the standpoint of taking a play which is problematic in our current society. I've always enjoyed the fun banter of Kate and Petruchio in Shakespeare's, "The Taming of the Shrew," but it does pose a challenge as it can be interpreted as highly misogynistic. And we don't need to be presenting plays which degrade women. So, I would take this play and set it in... (unfurls poster) ah... the Wild West... Yes! Where Kate is a strong women with the same, ah, caliber as the famous... gun-slingers. And when Petruchio is trying to control her, she is playing the same game against him, so they are on equal footing. Instead of a submissive wife, she will be his... partner in crime.
729
Donna: Way to go!
Molly: Thanks, but I didn't draw that hat! I had to make up all that Western stuff on the fly!
730
Mooney: No, protecting!
All: Huh?
731
Frederick: Wow! What an honor to be your partner, Molly. I feel like I'm in great hands!
Molly: It's an honor to work with you too, Frederick!
732
Frederick: What happened, Molly?
Molly:Oh, sorry. It's nothing.
733
Frederick: OK. Why don't we start rehearsing? We only have a month!
Molly: Who's turn was it to bring the sign?
734
Frederick: I don't know.
Molly: How long do we wait?
735
Frederick: Maybe we should just continue?
Molly: Good idea.
736
Frederick: That was a short ,on the, but I feel really good about how well we rehearsed that scene, as long as those Critiquers don't show up!
Molly: It's not the Critiquers I'm worried about, it's my hand. It's still really painful.
737
Fred Tolom: Don't touch other people's props! This one is for Molly Sculptor.
Molly: That's weird.
738
Frederick: What's weird?
Molly: It's just... um, nothing. Frederick, I don't think I'm going to be able to pull off King 2's fight choreography.
739
Frederick: Then let's switch. I'll play King 2.
Molly: Are you sure?
740
Frederick: Yeah! If there's anything you can say about Gafferpuffs, it's that we know how to be flexible.
Molly: Thank you!
741
Frederick: Of course, Molly. Here.... I feel really good about this.
King 1: Well my formidable foe, here we are.
742
King 2: Yes. After ten years of fighting, we have finally reached an end to these shenanigans.
King 1: let us no longer let our people suffer the pangs of war. A Truce!
743
King 2: A truce!
King 1: Gesundheit.
744
King 2: Thank you.
King 1: Here, y new-found friend, I drink to your health and the prosperity of our union.
745
King 2: Here here!
King 1: Tell me, now that we have supped the communal wine of peace, (pause) how would you feel if I murdered your people and took over your land?
746
King 2:What the what?
King 1: Did you honestly think I would step aside and let these years of bloodshed mean nothing? That wine was poisoned, you fool! I expect you to die a cruel, horrible death in 3... 2... 1...
747
King 2: Well that poison didn't work!
King 1: Huzzah! Now I am the one King to rule them all! Nothing can stop me now!
I said... NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Nothing... can stop.... me now? Frederick? Frederick!? He's been poisoned!
748
Nearly Partless Ned: Hey! No ad-libbing in my play. Stick to the script!
Molly: No, I mean Frederick has literally been poisoned!
749
(Everyone screams!)
Molly: Where's Snipe? I bet he's behind this!
750
Snipe: Why would I do such a thing?
Molly: I should've drank from hat glass, not Frederick! You've been out to get me since day one-- you Life Cheater!
751
Moldefort: I had to stop them. But this cursed child has to live! Her parents' love for theatre protected her when she was a mere infant.
Molly: (saddened) I thought it was their love for ME that protected me.
752
Moldefort: And I can't have that happen! I'll never be able to change this school to a film studio with that kind of theatrical success from an alumnus! That's why I tried to poison you!
Molly: It was you! You poisoned the prop drink. You killed poor Frederick!
753
Moldefort: That drink was meant for you!!!! Curse you and your versatility to change roles at the last second.
Molly: You will never change this school to a film studio! I stopped you once as a baby, and I'll stop you again!
754
Moldefort: Please, child! You cannot defeat me!
Molly: I challenge you to a duel, Molefort! If I win, Piglumps stays a theatrical school forever. If you win, you get your film studio.
755
Moldefort: Silence! I accept your duel. There is only one kind of duel that will suffice at Piglumps. Let the improv battle commence! Choose your improv game.
Molly: I challenge you to... Questions!
756
Persephone: Don't do it, Molly! Everyone knows Moldefort is the reigning champion of Questions at Piglumps!
Molly: Trust me, Persephone. I got this.
757
Bumblefloor: Molly, are you ready?
Molly: I was born ready!
758
Bumblefloor: Let the questions begin in 3... 2... 1.
Molly: Is the director on set yet?
759
Moldefort: Have you seen him?
Molly: How are we going to start filming without the director?
760
Moldefort: Are the actors here?
Molly: Are you one of the actors?
761
Moldefort:Don't you know who I am?
Molly: Are you that egotistical Moldefort I've heard about?
762
All: Ohhhhhhhhh!
Molly: Why are you trying to destroy our school?
763
Moldefort: Why won't you die?
Molly: You want me dead?
764
Moldefort: YES!
All: gasp!
765
Frederick: Psst. Molly. That's your cue!
Molly: Frederick, you're alive!
766
Mooney: I told you so.
Molly: Professor Snipe, I'm sorry I thought it was you. But it was Moldefort and a well-meaning stage elf. I guess I'm always wrong.
767
Mooney: Here Molly, give this to Dabby. I found it backstage.
Molly: Here, Dabby, you let this backstage.
768
Bumblefloor: Oh, yes. I think in light of all the success we have seen throughout this tournament, I proclaim that all out champions are winners!
All: HUZZAH!!
769
Sorting Scarf: Hi I am the sorting scarf, I've come to choose your houses (pause, slowly thinking) My you are a tricky one--
Molly: (interrupts) Oh, please not Scorsesoryn! Anything but that!
770
Sorting Scarf: Hmm... but you could be great! You could even get William Shatner to act with your directing potential!
Molly: Please, no!
771
Donna: (insert guess #2 here)
Molly: To be or not to be, that is the question!
772
Donna: Wow, that month went fast!
Molly: You're telling me! I don't know if I'm ready for the first challenge.
773
Persephone: Oh no, Donna! You got a Projector!
Molly: A what?
774
Donna: What's wrong?
Molly: My birthmark. It's burning!
775
Donna: You mean your Moldefort mark?
| Thunder crash.
Molly: It's been acting up a bit recently.
776
Donna: What does that mean?
Molly: I don't know, but I don't think I can finish this tail. My hand hurts too much. And where did my scissors go?
777
Snipe: Really, Ms. Goodlove? I think it's just too small to fit both of Ratley's legs.
Molly: Sorry, I had some issues finishing my piece.
778
Persephone: What's happening with your hand, Molly?
Molly: It's this blasted spot! It feels like it's on fire!
779
Persephone: Well, actually Donna, we have no evidential proof of that. His body was never found.
Molly: Don't get carried away, guys.
780
Donna: What is it, Molly?
Molly: You don't think Snipe would steal my scissors, do you?
781
Persephone: Donna! Take a breath. Remember your training! Breathe through the emotion. Save your drama for the stage.
Molly: Well, just help me keep an eye on Snipe, will you? And as for my spot, I'm sure it's just carpal tunnel. Hopefully it will be better by next month.
782
Bumblefloor: Thank you, Fayco. Molly, please share your concept with us.
Molly: Well, I approached this challenge from the standpoint of taking a play which is problematic in our current society. I've always enjoyed the fun banter of Kate and Petruchio in Shakespeare's, "The Taming of the Shrew," but it does pose a challenge as it can be interpreted as highly misogynistic. And we don't need to be presenting plays which degrade women. So, I would take this play and set it in... (unfurls poster) ah... the Wild West... Yes! Where Kate is a strong women with the same, ah, caliber as the famous... gun-slingers. And when Petruchio is trying to control her, she is playing the same game against him, so they are on equal footing. Instead of a submissive wife, she will be his... partner in crime.
783
Donna: Way to go!
Molly: Thanks, but I didn't draw that hat! I had to make up all that Western stuff on the fly!
784
Mooney: No, protecting!
All: Huh?
785
Frederick: Wow! What an honor to be your partner, Molly. I feel like I'm in great hands!
Molly: It's an honor to work with you too, Frederick!
786
Frederick: What happened, Molly?
Molly:Oh, sorry. It's nothing.
787
Frederick: OK. Why don't we start rehearsing? We only have a month!
Molly: Who's turn was it to bring the sign?
788
Frederick: I don't know.
Molly: How long do we wait?
789
Frederick: Maybe we should just continue?
Molly: Good idea.
790
Frederick: That was a short ,on the, but I feel really good about how well we rehearsed that scene, as long as those Critiquers don't show up!
Molly: It's not the Critiquers I'm worried about, it's my hand. It's still really painful.
791
Fred Tolom: Don't touch other people's props! This one is for Molly Sculptor.
Molly: That's weird.
792
Frederick: What's weird?
Molly: It's just... um, nothing. Frederick, I don't think I'm going to be able to pull off King 2's fight choreography.
793
Frederick: Then let's switch. I'll play King 2.
Molly: Are you sure?
794
Frederick: Yeah! If there's anything you can say about Gafferpuffs, it's that we know how to be flexible.
Molly: Thank you!
795
Frederick: Of course, Molly. Here.... I feel really good about this.
King 1: Well my formidable foe, here we are.
796
King 2: Yes. After ten years of fighting, we have finally reached an end to these shenanigans.
King 1: let us no longer let our people suffer the pangs of war. A Truce!
797
King 2: A truce!
King 1: Gesundheit.
798
King 2: Thank you.
King 1: Here, y new-found friend, I drink to your health and the prosperity of our union.
799
King 2: Here here!
King 1: Tell me, now that we have supped the communal wine of peace, (pause) how would you feel if I murdered your people and took over your land?
800
King 2:What the what?
King 1: Did you honestly think I would step aside and let these years of bloodshed mean nothing? That wine was poisoned, you fool! I expect you to die a cruel, horrible death in 3... 2... 1...
801
King 2: Well that poison didn't work!
King 1: Huzzah! Now I am the one King to rule them all! Nothing can stop me now!
I said... NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Nothing... can stop.... me now? Frederick? Frederick!? He's been poisoned!
802
Nearly Partless Ned: Hey! No ad-libbing in my play. Stick to the script!
Molly: No, I mean Frederick has literally been poisoned!
803
(Everyone screams!)
Molly: Where's Snipe? I bet he's behind this!
804
Snipe: Why would I do such a thing?
Molly: I should've drank from hat glass, not Frederick! You've been out to get me since day one-- you Life Cheater!
805
Moldefort: I had to stop them. But this cursed child has to live! Her parents' love for theatre protected her when she was a mere infant.
Molly: (saddened) I thought it was their love for ME that protected me.
806
Moldefort: And I can't have that happen! I'll never be able to change this school to a film studio with that kind of theatrical success from an alumnus! That's why I tried to poison you!
Molly: It was you! You poisoned the prop drink. You killed poor Frederick!
807
Moldefort: That drink was meant for you!!!! Curse you and your versatility to change roles at the last second.
Molly: You will never change this school to a film studio! I stopped you once as a baby, and I'll stop you again!
808
Moldefort: Please, child! You cannot defeat me!
Molly: I challenge you to a duel, Molefort! If I win, Piglumps stays a theatrical school forever. If you win, you get your film studio.
809
Moldefort: Silence! I accept your duel. There is only one kind of duel that will suffice at Piglumps. Let the improv battle commence! Choose your improv game.
Molly: I challenge you to... Questions!
810
Persephone: Don't do it, Molly! Everyone knows Moldefort is the reigning champion of Questions at Piglumps!
Molly: Trust me, Persephone. I got this.
811
Bumblefloor: Molly, are you ready?
Molly: I was born ready!
812
Bumblefloor: Let the questions begin in 3... 2... 1.
Molly: Is the director on set yet?
813
Moldefort: Have you seen him?
Molly: How are we going to start filming without the director?
814
Moldefort: Are the actors here?
Molly: Are you one of the actors?
815
Moldefort:Don't you know who I am?
Molly: Are you that egotistical Moldefort I've heard about?
816
All: Ohhhhhhhhh!
Molly: Why are you trying to destroy our school?
817
Moldefort: Why won't you die?
Molly: You want me dead?
818
Moldefort: YES!
All: gasp!
819
Frederick: Psst. Molly. That's your cue!
Molly: Frederick, you're alive!
820
Mooney: I told you so.
Molly: Professor Snipe, I'm sorry I thought it was you. But it was Moldefort and a well-meaning stage elf. I guess I'm always wrong.
821
Mooney: Here Molly, give this to Dabby. I found it backstage.
Molly: Here, Dabby, you let this backstage.
822
Bumblefloor: Oh, yes. I think in light of all the success we have seen throughout this tournament, I proclaim that all out champions are winners!
All: HUZZAH!!
823
Sorting Scarf: Hi I am the sorting scarf, I've come to choose your houses (pause, slowly thinking) My you are a tricky one--
Molly: (interrupts) Oh, please not Scorsesoryn! Anything but that!
824
Sorting Scarf: Hmm... but you could be great! You could even get William Shatner to act with your directing potential!
Molly: Please, no!
825
Donna: (insert guess #2 here)
Molly: To be or not to be, that is the question!
826
Donna: Wow, that month went fast!
Molly: You're telling me! I don't know if I'm ready for the first challenge.
827
Persephone: Oh no, Donna! You got a Projector!
Molly: A what?
828
Donna: What's wrong?
Molly: My birthmark. It's burning!
829
Donna: You mean your Moldefort mark?
| Thunder crash.
Molly: It's been acting up a bit recently.
830
Donna: What does that mean?
Molly: I don't know, but I don't think I can finish this tail. My hand hurts too much. And where did my scissors go?
831
Snipe: Really, Ms. Goodlove? I think it's just too small to fit both of Ratley's legs.
Molly: Sorry, I had some issues finishing my piece.
832
Persephone: What's happening with your hand, Molly?
Molly: It's this blasted spot! It feels like it's on fire!
833
Persephone: Well, actually Donna, we have no evidential proof of that. His body was never found.
Molly: Don't get carried away, guys.
834
Donna: What is it, Molly?
Molly: You don't think Snipe would steal my scissors, do you?
835
Persephone: Donna! Take a breath. Remember your training! Breathe through the emotion. Save your drama for the stage.
Molly: Well, just help me keep an eye on Snipe, will you? And as for my spot, I'm sure it's just carpal tunnel. Hopefully it will be better by next month.
836
Bumblefloor: Thank you, Fayco. Molly, please share your concept with us.
Molly: Well, I approached this challenge from the standpoint of taking a play which is problematic in our current society. I've always enjoyed the fun banter of Kate and Petruchio in Shakespeare's, "The Taming of the Shrew," but it does pose a challenge as it can be interpreted as highly misogynistic. And we don't need to be presenting plays which degrade women. So, I would take this play and set it in... (unfurls poster) ah... the Wild West... Yes! Where Kate is a strong women with the same, ah, caliber as the famous... gun-slingers. And when Petruchio is trying to control her, she is playing the same game against him, so they are on equal footing. Instead of a submissive wife, she will be his... partner in crime.
837
Donna: Way to go!
Molly: Thanks, but I didn't draw that hat! I had to make up all that Western stuff on the fly!
838
Mooney: No, protecting!
All: Huh?
839
Frederick: Wow! What an honor to be your partner, Molly. I feel like I'm in great hands!
Molly: It's an honor to work with you too, Frederick!
840
Frederick: What happened, Molly?
Molly:Oh, sorry. It's nothing.
841
Frederick: OK. Why don't we start rehearsing? We only have a month!
Molly: Who's turn was it to bring the sign?
842
Frederick: I don't know.
Molly: How long do we wait?
843
Frederick: Maybe we should just continue?
Molly: Good idea.
844
Frederick: That was a short ,on the, but I feel really good about how well we rehearsed that scene, as long as those Critiquers don't show up!
Molly: It's not the Critiquers I'm worried about, it's my hand. It's still really painful.
845
Fred Tolom: Don't touch other people's props! This one is for Molly Sculptor.
Molly: That's weird.
846
Frederick: What's weird?
Molly: It's just... um, nothing. Frederick, I don't think I'm going to be able to pull off King 2's fight choreography.
847
Frederick: Then let's switch. I'll play King 2.
Molly: Are you sure?
848
Frederick: Yeah! If there's anything you can say about Gafferpuffs, it's that we know how to be flexible.
Molly: Thank you!
849
Frederick: Of course, Molly. Here.... I feel really good about this.
King 1: Well my formidable foe, here we are.
850
King 2: Yes. After ten years of fighting, we have finally reached an end to these shenanigans.
King 1: let us no longer let our people suffer the pangs of war. A Truce!
851
King 2: A truce!
King 1: Gesundheit.
852
King 2: Thank you.
King 1: Here, y new-found friend, I drink to your health and the prosperity of our union.
853
King 2: Here here!
King 1: Tell me, now that we have supped the communal wine of peace, (pause) how would you feel if I murdered your people and took over your land?
854
King 2:What the what?
King 1: Did you honestly think I would step aside and let these years of bloodshed mean nothing? That wine was poisoned, you fool! I expect you to die a cruel, horrible death in 3... 2... 1...
855
King 2: Well that poison didn't work!
King 1: Huzzah! Now I am the one King to rule them all! Nothing can stop me now!
I said... NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Nothing... can stop.... me now? Frederick? Frederick!? He's been poisoned!
856
Nearly Partless Ned: Hey! No ad-libbing in my play. Stick to the script!
Molly: No, I mean Frederick has literally been poisoned!
857
(Everyone screams!)
Molly: Where's Snipe? I bet he's behind this!
858
Snipe: Why would I do such a thing?
Molly: I should've drank from hat glass, not Frederick! You've been out to get me since day one-- you Life Cheater!
859
Moldefort: I had to stop them. But this cursed child has to live! Her parents' love for theatre protected her when she was a mere infant.
Molly: (saddened) I thought it was their love for ME that protected me.
860
Moldefort: And I can't have that happen! I'll never be able to change this school to a film studio with that kind of theatrical success from an alumnus! That's why I tried to poison you!
Molly: It was you! You poisoned the prop drink. You killed poor Frederick!
861
Moldefort: That drink was meant for you!!!! Curse you and your versatility to change roles at the last second.
Molly: You will never change this school to a film studio! I stopped you once as a baby, and I'll stop you again!
862
Moldefort: Please, child! You cannot defeat me!
Molly: I challenge you to a duel, Molefort! If I win, Piglumps stays a theatrical school forever. If you win, you get your film studio.
863
Moldefort: Silence! I accept your duel. There is only one kind of duel that will suffice at Piglumps. Let the improv battle commence! Choose your improv game.
Molly: I challenge you to... Questions!
864
Persephone: Don't do it, Molly! Everyone knows Moldefort is the reigning champion of Questions at Piglumps!
Molly: Trust me, Persephone. I got this.
865
Bumblefloor: Molly, are you ready?
Molly: I was born ready!
866
Bumblefloor: Let the questions begin in 3... 2... 1.
Molly: Is the director on set yet?
867
Moldefort: Have you seen him?
Molly: How are we going to start filming without the director?
868
Moldefort: Are the actors here?
Molly: Are you one of the actors?
869
Moldefort:Don't you know who I am?
Molly: Are you that egotistical Moldefort I've heard about?
870
All: Ohhhhhhhhh!
Molly: Why are you trying to destroy our school?
871
Moldefort: Why won't you die?
Molly: You want me dead?
872
Moldefort: YES!
All: gasp!
873
Frederick: Psst. Molly. That's your cue!
Molly: Frederick, you're alive!
874
Mooney: I told you so.
Molly: Professor Snipe, I'm sorry I thought it was you. But it was Moldefort and a well-meaning stage elf. I guess I'm always wrong.
875
Mooney: Here Molly, give this to Dabby. I found it backstage.
Molly: Here, Dabby, you let this backstage.
876
Bumblefloor: Oh, yes. I think in light of all the success we have seen throughout this tournament, I proclaim that all out champions are winners!
All: HUZZAH!!
877
Sorting Scarf: Hi I am the sorting scarf, I've come to choose your houses (pause, slowly thinking) My you are a tricky one--
Molly: (interrupts) Oh, please not Scorsesoryn! Anything but that!
878
Sorting Scarf: Hmm... but you could be great! You could even get William Shatner to act with your directing potential!
Molly: Please, no!
879
Donna: (insert guess #2 here)
Molly: To be or not to be, that is the question!
880
Donna: Wow, that month went fast!
Molly: You're telling me! I don't know if I'm ready for the first challenge.
881
Persephone: Oh no, Donna! You got a Projector!
Molly: A what?
882
Donna: What's wrong?
Molly: My birthmark. It's burning!
883
Donna: You mean your Moldefort mark?
| Thunder crash.
Molly: It's been acting up a bit recently.
884
Donna: What does that mean?
Molly: I don't know, but I don't think I can finish this tail. My hand hurts too much. And where did my scissors go?
885
Snipe: Really, Ms. Goodlove? I think it's just too small to fit both of Ratley's legs.
Molly: Sorry, I had some issues finishing my piece.
886
Persephone: What's happening with your hand, Molly?
Molly: It's this blasted spot! It feels like it's on fire!
887
Persephone: Well, actually Donna, we have no evidential proof of that. His body was never found.
Molly: Don't get carried away, guys.
888
Donna: What is it, Molly?
Molly: You don't think Snipe would steal my scissors, do you?
889
Persephone: Donna! Take a breath. Remember your training! Breathe through the emotion. Save your drama for the stage.
Molly: Well, just help me keep an eye on Snipe, will you? And as for my spot, I'm sure it's just carpal tunnel. Hopefully it will be better by next month.
890
Bumblefloor: Thank you, Fayco. Molly, please share your concept with us.
Molly: Well, I approached this challenge from the standpoint of taking a play which is problematic in our current society. I've always enjoyed the fun banter of Kate and Petruchio in Shakespeare's, "The Taming of the Shrew," but it does pose a challenge as it can be interpreted as highly misogynistic. And we don't need to be presenting plays which degrade women. So, I would take this play and set it in... (unfurls poster) ah... the Wild West... Yes! Where Kate is a strong women with the same, ah, caliber as the famous... gun-slingers. And when Petruchio is trying to control her, she is playing the same game against him, so they are on equal footing. Instead of a submissive wife, she will be his... partner in crime.
891
Donna: Way to go!
Molly: Thanks, but I didn't draw that hat! I had to make up all that Western stuff on the fly!
892
Mooney: No, protecting!
All: Huh?
893
Frederick: Wow! What an honor to be your partner, Molly. I feel like I'm in great hands!
Molly: It's an honor to work with you too, Frederick!
894
Frederick: What happened, Molly?
Molly:Oh, sorry. It's nothing.
895
Frederick: OK. Why don't we start rehearsing? We only have a month!
Molly: Who's turn was it to bring the sign?
896
Frederick: I don't know.
Molly: How long do we wait?
897
Frederick: Maybe we should just continue?
Molly: Good idea.
898
Frederick: That was a short ,on the, but I feel really good about how well we rehearsed that scene, as long as those Critiquers don't show up!
Molly: It's not the Critiquers I'm worried about, it's my hand. It's still really painful.
899
Fred Tolom: Don't touch other people's props! This one is for Molly Sculptor.
Molly: That's weird.
900
Frederick: What's weird?
Molly: It's just... um, nothing. Frederick, I don't think I'm going to be able to pull off King 2's fight choreography.
901
Frederick: Then let's switch. I'll play King 2.
Molly: Are you sure?
902
Frederick: Yeah! If there's anything you can say about Gafferpuffs, it's that we know how to be flexible.
Molly: Thank you!
903
Frederick: Of course, Molly. Here.... I feel really good about this.
King 1: Well my formidable foe, here we are.
904
King 2: Yes. After ten years of fighting, we have finally reached an end to these shenanigans.
King 1: let us no longer let our people suffer the pangs of war. A Truce!
905
King 2: A truce!
King 1: Gesundheit.
906
King 2: Thank you.
King 1: Here, y new-found friend, I drink to your health and the prosperity of our union.
907
King 2: Here here!
King 1: Tell me, now that we have supped the communal wine of peace, (pause) how would you feel if I murdered your people and took over your land?
908
King 2:What the what?
King 1: Did you honestly think I would step aside and let these years of bloodshed mean nothing? That wine was poisoned, you fool! I expect you to die a cruel, horrible death in 3... 2... 1...
909
King 2: Well that poison didn't work!
King 1: Huzzah! Now I am the one King to rule them all! Nothing can stop me now!
I said... NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Nothing... can stop.... me now? Frederick? Frederick!? He's been poisoned!
910
Nearly Partless Ned: Hey! No ad-libbing in my play. Stick to the script!
Molly: No, I mean Frederick has literally been poisoned!
911
(Everyone screams!)
Molly: Where's Snipe? I bet he's behind this!
912
Snipe: Why would I do such a thing?
Molly: I should've drank from hat glass, not Frederick! You've been out to get me since day one-- you Life Cheater!
913
Moldefort: I had to stop them. But this cursed child has to live! Her parents' love for theatre protected her when she was a mere infant.
Molly: (saddened) I thought it was their love for ME that protected me.
914
Moldefort: And I can't have that happen! I'll never be able to change this school to a film studio with that kind of theatrical success from an alumnus! That's why I tried to poison you!
Molly: It was you! You poisoned the prop drink. You killed poor Frederick!
915
Moldefort: That drink was meant for you!!!! Curse you and your versatility to change roles at the last second.
Molly: You will never change this school to a film studio! I stopped you once as a baby, and I'll stop you again!
916
Moldefort: Please, child! You cannot defeat me!
Molly: I challenge you to a duel, Molefort! If I win, Piglumps stays a theatrical school forever. If you win, you get your film studio.
917
Moldefort: Silence! I accept your duel. There is only one kind of duel that will suffice at Piglumps. Let the improv battle commence! Choose your improv game.
Molly: I challenge you to... Questions!
918
Persephone: Don't do it, Molly! Everyone knows Moldefort is the reigning champion of Questions at Piglumps!
Molly: Trust me, Persephone. I got this.
919
Bumblefloor: Molly, are you ready?
Molly: I was born ready!
920
Bumblefloor: Let the questions begin in 3... 2... 1.
Molly: Is the director on set yet?
921
Moldefort: Have you seen him?
Molly: How are we going to start filming without the director?
922
Moldefort: Are the actors here?
Molly: Are you one of the actors?
923
Moldefort:Don't you know who I am?
Molly: Are you that egotistical Moldefort I've heard about?
924
All: Ohhhhhhhhh!
Molly: Why are you trying to destroy our school?
925
Moldefort: Why won't you die?
Molly: You want me dead?
926
Moldefort: YES!
All: gasp!
927
Frederick: Psst. Molly. That's your cue!
Molly: Frederick, you're alive!
928
Mooney: I told you so.
Molly: Professor Snipe, I'm sorry I thought it was you. But it was Moldefort and a well-meaning stage elf. I guess I'm always wrong.
929
Mooney: Here Molly, give this to Dabby. I found it backstage.
Molly: Here, Dabby, you let this backstage.
930
Bumblefloor: Oh, yes. I think in light of all the success we have seen throughout this tournament, I proclaim that all out champions are winners!
All: HUZZAH!!
931
Sorting Scarf: Hi I am the sorting scarf, I've come to choose your houses (pause, slowly thinking) My you are a tricky one--
Molly: (interrupts) Oh, please not Scorsesoryn! Anything but that!
932
Sorting Scarf: Hmm... but you could be great! You could even get William Shatner to act with your directing potential!
Molly: Please, no!
933
Donna: (insert guess #2 here)
Molly: To be or not to be, that is the question!
934
Donna: Wow, that month went fast!
Molly: You're telling me! I don't know if I'm ready for the first challenge.
935
Persephone: Oh no, Donna! You got a Projector!
Molly: A what?
936
Donna: What's wrong?
Molly: My birthmark. It's burning!
937
Donna: You mean your Moldefort mark?
| Thunder crash.
Molly: It's been acting up a bit recently.
938
Donna: What does that mean?
Molly: I don't know, but I don't think I can finish this tail. My hand hurts too much. And where did my scissors go?
939
Snipe: Really, Ms. Goodlove? I think it's just too small to fit both of Ratley's legs.
Molly: Sorry, I had some issues finishing my piece.
940
Persephone: What's happening with your hand, Molly?
Molly: It's this blasted spot! It feels like it's on fire!
941
Persephone: Well, actually Donna, we have no evidential proof of that. His body was never found.
Molly: Don't get carried away, guys.
942
Donna: What is it, Molly?
Molly: You don't think Snipe would steal my scissors, do you?
943
Persephone: Donna! Take a breath. Remember your training! Breathe through the emotion. Save your drama for the stage.
Molly: Well, just help me keep an eye on Snipe, will you? And as for my spot, I'm sure it's just carpal tunnel. Hopefully it will be better by next month.
944
Bumblefloor: Thank you, Fayco. Molly, please share your concept with us.
Molly: Well, I approached this challenge from the standpoint of taking a play which is problematic in our current society. I've always enjoyed the fun banter of Kate and Petruchio in Shakespeare's, "The Taming of the Shrew," but it does pose a challenge as it can be interpreted as highly misogynistic. And we don't need to be presenting plays which degrade women. So, I would take this play and set it in... (unfurls poster) ah... the Wild West... Yes! Where Kate is a strong women with the same, ah, caliber as the famous... gun-slingers. And when Petruchio is trying to control her, she is playing the same game against him, so they are on equal footing. Instead of a submissive wife, she will be his... partner in crime.
945
Donna: Way to go!
Molly: Thanks, but I didn't draw that hat! I had to make up all that Western stuff on the fly!
946
Mooney: No, protecting!
All: Huh?
947
Frederick: Wow! What an honor to be your partner, Molly. I feel like I'm in great hands!
Molly: It's an honor to work with you too, Frederick!
948
Frederick: What happened, Molly?
Molly:Oh, sorry. It's nothing.
949
Frederick: OK. Why don't we start rehearsing? We only have a month!
Molly: Who's turn was it to bring the sign?
950
Frederick: I don't know.
Molly: How long do we wait?
951
Frederick: Maybe we should just continue?
Molly: Good idea.
952
Frederick: That was a short ,on the, but I feel really good about how well we rehearsed that scene, as long as those Critiquers don't show up!
Molly: It's not the Critiquers I'm worried about, it's my hand. It's still really painful.
953
Fred Tolom: Don't touch other people's props! This one is for Molly Sculptor.
Molly: That's weird.
954
Frederick: What's weird?
Molly: It's just... um, nothing. Frederick, I don't think I'm going to be able to pull off King 2's fight choreography.
955
Frederick: Then let's switch. I'll play King 2.
Molly: Are you sure?
956
Frederick: Yeah! If there's anything you can say about Gafferpuffs, it's that we know how to be flexible.
Molly: Thank you!
957
Frederick: Of course, Molly. Here.... I feel really good about this.
King 1: Well my formidable foe, here we are.
958
King 2: Yes. After ten years of fighting, we have finally reached an end to these shenanigans.
King 1: let us no longer let our people suffer the pangs of war. A Truce!
959
King 2: A truce!
King 1: Gesundheit.
960
King 2: Thank you.
King 1: Here, y new-found friend, I drink to your health and the prosperity of our union.
961
King 2: Here here!
King 1: Tell me, now that we have supped the communal wine of peace, (pause) how would you feel if I murdered your people and took over your land?
962
King 2:What the what?
King 1: Did you honestly think I would step aside and let these years of bloodshed mean nothing? That wine was poisoned, you fool! I expect you to die a cruel, horrible death in 3... 2... 1...
963
King 2: Well that poison didn't work!
King 1: Huzzah! Now I am the one King to rule them all! Nothing can stop me now!
I said... NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Nothing... can stop.... me now? Frederick? Frederick!? He's been poisoned!
964
Nearly Partless Ned: Hey! No ad-libbing in my play. Stick to the script!
Molly: No, I mean Frederick has literally been poisoned!
965
(Everyone screams!)
Molly: Where's Snipe? I bet he's behind this!
966
Snipe: Why would I do such a thing?
Molly: I should've drank from hat glass, not Frederick! You've been out to get me since day one-- you Life Cheater!
967
Moldefort: I had to stop them. But this cursed child has to live! Her parents' love for theatre protected her when she was a mere infant.
Molly: (saddened) I thought it was their love for ME that protected me.
968
Moldefort: And I can't have that happen! I'll never be able to change this school to a film studio with that kind of theatrical success from an alumnus! That's why I tried to poison you!
Molly: It was you! You poisoned the prop drink. You killed poor Frederick!
969
Moldefort: That drink was meant for you!!!! Curse you and your versatility to change roles at the last second.
Molly: You will never change this school to a film studio! I stopped you once as a baby, and I'll stop you again!
970
Moldefort: Please, child! You cannot defeat me!
Molly: I challenge you to a duel, Molefort! If I win, Piglumps stays a theatrical school forever. If you win, you get your film studio.
971
Moldefort: Silence! I accept your duel. There is only one kind of duel that will suffice at Piglumps. Let the improv battle commence! Choose your improv game.
Molly: I challenge you to... Questions!
972
Persephone: Don't do it, Molly! Everyone knows Moldefort is the reigning champion of Questions at Piglumps!
Molly: Trust me, Persephone. I got this.
973
Bumblefloor: Molly, are you ready?
Molly: I was born ready!
974
Bumblefloor: Let the questions begin in 3... 2... 1.
Molly: Is the director on set yet?
975
Moldefort: Have you seen him?
Molly: How are we going to start filming without the director?
976
Moldefort: Are the actors here?
Molly: Are you one of the actors?
977
Moldefort:Don't you know who I am?
Molly: Are you that egotistical Moldefort I've heard about?
978
All: Ohhhhhhhhh!
Molly: Why are you trying to destroy our school?
979
Moldefort: Why won't you die?
Molly: You want me dead?
980
Moldefort: YES!
All: gasp!
981
Frederick: Psst. Molly. That's your cue!
Molly: Frederick, you're alive!
982
Mooney: I told you so.
Molly: Professor Snipe, I'm sorry I thought it was you. But it was Moldefort and a well-meaning stage elf. I guess I'm always wrong.
983
Mooney: Here Molly, give this to Dabby. I found it backstage.
Molly: Here, Dabby, you let this backstage.
984
Bumblefloor: Oh, yes. I think in light of all the success we have seen throughout this tournament, I proclaim that all out champions are winners!
All: HUZZAH!!
985
Sorting Scarf: Hi I am the sorting scarf, I've come to choose your houses (pause, slowly thinking) My you are a tricky one--
Molly: (interrupts) Oh, please not Scorsesoryn! Anything but that!
986
Sorting Scarf: Hmm... but you could be great! You could even get William Shatner to act with your directing potential!
Molly: Please, no!
987
Donna: (insert guess #2 here)
Molly: To be or not to be, that is the question!
988
Donna: Wow, that month went fast!
Molly: You're telling me! I don't know if I'm ready for the first challenge.
989
Persephone: Oh no, Donna! You got a Projector!
Molly: A what?
990
Donna: What's wrong?
Molly: My birthmark. It's burning!
991
Donna: You mean your Moldefort mark?
| Thunder crash.
Molly: It's been acting up a bit recently.
992
Donna: What does that mean?
Molly: I don't know, but I don't think I can finish this tail. My hand hurts too much. And where did my scissors go?
993
Snipe: Really, Ms. Goodlove? I think it's just too small to fit both of Ratley's legs.
Molly: Sorry, I had some issues finishing my piece.
994
Persephone: What's happening with your hand, Molly?
Molly: It's this blasted spot! It feels like it's on fire!
995
Persephone: Well, actually Donna, we have no evidential proof of that. His body was never found.
Molly: Don't get carried away, guys.
996
Donna: What is it, Molly?
Molly: You don't think Snipe would steal my scissors, do you?
997
Persephone: Donna! Take a breath. Remember your training! Breathe through the emotion. Save your drama for the stage.
Molly: Well, just help me keep an eye on Snipe, will you? And as for my spot, I'm sure it's just carpal tunnel. Hopefully it will be better by next month.
998
Bumblefloor: Thank you, Fayco. Molly, please share your concept with us.
Molly: Well, I approached this challenge from the standpoint of taking a play which is problematic in our current society. I've always enjoyed the fun banter of Kate and Petruchio in Shakespeare's, "The Taming of the Shrew," but it does pose a challenge as it can be interpreted as highly misogynistic. And we don't need to be presenting plays which degrade women. So, I would take this play and set it in... (unfurls poster) ah... the Wild West... Yes! Where Kate is a strong women with the same, ah, caliber as the famous... gun-slingers. And when Petruchio is trying to control her, she is playing the same game against him, so they are on equal footing. Instead of a submissive wife, she will be his... partner in crime.
999
Donna: Way to go!
Molly: Thanks, but I didn't draw that hat! I had to make up all that Western stuff on the fly!
1000
Mooney: No, protecting!
All: Huh?
1001
Frederick: Wow! What an honor to be your partner, Molly. I feel like I'm in great hands!
Molly: It's an honor to work with you too, Frederick!
1002
Frederick: What happened, Molly?
Molly:Oh, sorry. It's nothing.
1003
Frederick: OK. Why don't we start rehearsing? We only have a month!
Molly: Who's turn was it to bring the sign?
1004
Frederick: I don't know.
Molly: How long do we wait?
1005
Frederick: Maybe we should just continue?
Molly: Good idea.
1006
Frederick: That was a short ,on the, but I feel really good about how well we rehearsed that scene, as long as those Critiquers don't show up!
Molly: It's not the Critiquers I'm worried about, it's my hand. It's still really painful.
1007
Fred Tolom: Don't touch other people's props! This one is for Molly Sculptor.
Molly: That's weird.
1008
Frederick: What's weird?
Molly: It's just... um, nothing. Frederick, I don't think I'm going to be able to pull off King 2's fight choreography.
1009
Frederick: Then let's switch. I'll play King 2.
Molly: Are you sure?
1010
Frederick: Yeah! If there's anything you can say about Gafferpuffs, it's that we know how to be flexible.
Molly: Thank you!
1011
Frederick: Of course, Molly. Here.... I feel really good about this.
King 1: Well my formidable foe, here we are.
1012
King 2: Yes. After ten years of fighting, we have finally reached an end to these shenanigans.
King 1: let us no longer let our people suffer the pangs of war. A Truce!
1013
King 2: A truce!
King 1: Gesundheit.
1014
King 2: Thank you.
King 1: Here, y new-found friend, I drink to your health and the prosperity of our union.
1015
King 2: Here here!
King 1: Tell me, now that we have supped the communal wine of peace, (pause) how would you feel if I murdered your people and took over your land?
1016
King 2:What the what?
King 1: Did you honestly think I would step aside and let these years of bloodshed mean nothing? That wine was poisoned, you fool! I expect you to die a cruel, horrible death in 3... 2... 1...
1017
King 2: Well that poison didn't work!
King 1: Huzzah! Now I am the one King to rule them all! Nothing can stop me now!
I said... NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Nothing... can stop.... me now? Frederick? Frederick!? He's been poisoned!
1018
Nearly Partless Ned: Hey! No ad-libbing in my play. Stick to the script!
Molly: No, I mean Frederick has literally been poisoned!
1019
(Everyone screams!)
Molly: Where's Snipe? I bet he's behind this!
1020
Snipe: Why would I do such a thing?
Molly: I should've drank from hat glass, not Frederick! You've been out to get me since day one-- you Life Cheater!
1021
Moldefort: I had to stop them. But this cursed child has to live! Her parents' love for theatre protected her when she was a mere infant.
Molly: (saddened) I thought it was their love for ME that protected me.
1022
Moldefort: And I can't have that happen! I'll never be able to change this school to a film studio with that kind of theatrical success from an alumnus! That's why I tried to poison you!
Molly: It was you! You poisoned the prop drink. You killed poor Frederick!
1023
Moldefort: That drink was meant for you!!!! Curse you and your versatility to change roles at the last second.
Molly: You will never change this school to a film studio! I stopped you once as a baby, and I'll stop you again!
1024
Moldefort: Please, child! You cannot defeat me!
Molly: I challenge you to a duel, Molefort! If I win, Piglumps stays a theatrical school forever. If you win, you get your film studio.
1025
Moldefort: Silence! I accept your duel. There is only one kind of duel that will suffice at Piglumps. Let the improv battle commence! Choose your improv game.
Molly: I challenge you to... Questions!
1026
Persephone: Don't do it, Molly! Everyone knows Moldefort is the reigning champion of Questions at Piglumps!
Molly: Trust me, Persephone. I got this.
1027
Bumblefloor: Molly, are you ready?
Molly: I was born ready!
1028
Bumblefloor: Let the questions begin in 3... 2... 1.
Molly: Is the director on set yet?
1029
Moldefort: Have you seen him?
Molly: How are we going to start filming without the director?
1030
Moldefort: Are the actors here?
Molly: Are you one of the actors?
1031
Moldefort:Don't you know who I am?
Molly: Are you that egotistical Moldefort I've heard about?
1032
All: Ohhhhhhhhh!
Molly: Why are you trying to destroy our school?
1033
Moldefort: Why won't you die?
Molly: You want me dead?
1034
Moldefort: YES!
All: gasp!
1035
Frederick: Psst. Molly. That's your cue!
Molly: Frederick, you're alive!
1036
Mooney: I told you so.
Molly: Professor Snipe, I'm sorry I thought it was you. But it was Moldefort and a well-meaning stage elf. I guess I'm always wrong.
1037
Mooney: Here Molly, give this to Dabby. I found it backstage.
Molly: Here, Dabby, you let this backstage.
1038
Bumblefloor: Oh, yes. I think in light of all the success we have seen throughout this tournament, I proclaim that all out champions are winners!
All: HUZZAH!!
1039
Sorting Scarf: Hi I am the sorting scarf, I've come to choose your houses (pause, slowly thinking) My you are a tricky one--
Molly: (interrupts) Oh, please not Scorsesoryn! Anything but that!
1040
Sorting Scarf: Hmm... but you could be great! You could even get William Shatner to act with your directing potential!
Molly: Please, no!
1041
Donna: (insert guess #2 here)
Molly: To be or not to be, that is the question!
1042
Donna: Wow, that month went fast!
Molly: You're telling me! I don't know if I'm ready for the first challenge.
1043
Persephone: Oh no, Donna! You got a Projector!
Molly: A what?
1044
Donna: What's wrong?
Molly: My birthmark. It's burning!
1045
Donna: You mean your Moldefort mark?
| Thunder crash.
Molly: It's been acting up a bit recently.
1046
Donna: What does that mean?
Molly: I don't know, but I don't think I can finish this tail. My hand hurts too much. And where did my scissors go?
1047
Snipe: Really, Ms. Goodlove? I think it's just too small to fit both of Ratley's legs.
Molly: Sorry, I had some issues finishing my piece.
1048
Persephone: What's happening with your hand, Molly?
Molly: It's this blasted spot! It feels like it's on fire!
1049
Persephone: Well, actually Donna, we have no evidential proof of that. His body was never found.
Molly: Don't get carried away, guys.
1050
Donna: What is it, Molly?
Molly: You don't think Snipe would steal my scissors, do you?
1051
Persephone: Donna! Take a breath. Remember your training! Breathe through the emotion. Save your drama for the stage.
Molly: Well, just help me keep an eye on Snipe, will you? And as for my spot, I'm sure it's just carpal tunnel. Hopefully it will be better by next month.
1052
Bumblefloor: Thank you, Fayco. Molly, please share your concept with us.
Molly: Well, I approached this challenge from the standpoint of taking a play which is problematic in our current society. I've always enjoyed the fun banter of Kate and Petruchio in Shakespeare's, "The Taming of the Shrew," but it does pose a challenge as it can be interpreted as highly misogynistic. And we don't need to be presenting plays which degrade women. So, I would take this play and set it in... (unfurls poster) ah... the Wild West... Yes! Where Kate is a strong women with the same, ah, caliber as the famous... gun-slingers. And when Petruchio is trying to control her, she is playing the same game against him, so they are on equal footing. Instead of a submissive wife, she will be his... partner in crime.
1053
Donna: Way to go!
Molly: Thanks, but I didn't draw that hat! I had to make up all that Western stuff on the fly!
1054
Mooney: No, protecting!
All: Huh?
1055
Frederick: Wow! What an honor to be your partner, Molly. I feel like I'm in great hands!
Molly: It's an honor to work with you too, Frederick!
1056
Frederick: What happened, Molly?
Molly:Oh, sorry. It's nothing.
1057
Frederick: OK. Why don't we start rehearsing? We only have a month!
Molly: Who's turn was it to bring the sign?
1058
Frederick: I don't know.
Molly: How long do we wait?
1059
Frederick: Maybe we should just continue?
Molly: Good idea.
1060
Frederick: That was a short ,on the, but I feel really good about how well we rehearsed that scene, as long as those Critiquers don't show up!
Molly: It's not the Critiquers I'm worried about, it's my hand. It's still really painful.
1061
Fred Tolom: Don't touch other people's props! This one is for Molly Sculptor.
Molly: That's weird.
1062
Frederick: What's weird?
Molly: It's just... um, nothing. Frederick, I don't think I'm going to be able to pull off King 2's fight choreography.
1063
Frederick: Then let's switch. I'll play King 2.
Molly: Are you sure?
1064
Frederick: Yeah! If there's anything you can say about Gafferpuffs, it's that we know how to be flexible.
Molly: Thank you!
1065
Frederick: Of course, Molly. Here.... I feel really good about this.
King 1: Well my formidable foe, here we are.
1066
King 2: Yes. After ten years of fighting, we have finally reached an end to these shenanigans.
King 1: let us no longer let our people suffer the pangs of war. A Truce!
1067
King 2: A truce!
King 1: Gesundheit.
1068
King 2: Thank you.
King 1: Here, y new-found friend, I drink to your health and the prosperity of our union.
1069
King 2: Here here!
King 1: Tell me, now that we have supped the communal wine of peace, (pause) how would you feel if I murdered your people and took over your land?
1070
King 2:What the what?
King 1: Did you honestly think I would step aside and let these years of bloodshed mean nothing? That wine was poisoned, you fool! I expect you to die a cruel, horrible death in 3... 2... 1...
1071
King 2: Well that poison didn't work!
King 1: Huzzah! Now I am the one King to rule them all! Nothing can stop me now!
I said... NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Nothing... can stop.... me now? Frederick? Frederick!? He's been poisoned!
1072
Nearly Partless Ned: Hey! No ad-libbing in my play. Stick to the script!
Molly: No, I mean Frederick has literally been poisoned!
1073
(Everyone screams!)
Molly: Where's Snipe? I bet he's behind this!
1074
Snipe: Why would I do such a thing?
Molly: I should've drank from hat glass, not Frederick! You've been out to get me since day one-- you Life Cheater!
1075
Moldefort: I had to stop them. But this cursed child has to live! Her parents' love for theatre protected her when she was a mere infant.
Molly: (saddened) I thought it was their love for ME that protected me.
1076
Moldefort: And I can't have that happen! I'll never be able to change this school to a film studio with that kind of theatrical success from an alumnus! That's why I tried to poison you!
Molly: It was you! You poisoned the prop drink. You killed poor Frederick!
1077
Moldefort: That drink was meant for you!!!! Curse you and your versatility to change roles at the last second.
Molly: You will never change this school to a film studio! I stopped you once as a baby, and I'll stop you again!
1078
Moldefort: Please, child! You cannot defeat me!
Molly: I challenge you to a duel, Molefort! If I win, Piglumps stays a theatrical school forever. If you win, you get your film studio.
1079
Moldefort: Silence! I accept your duel. There is only one kind of duel that will suffice at Piglumps. Let the improv battle commence! Choose your improv game.
Molly: I challenge you to... Questions!
1080
Persephone: Don't do it, Molly! Everyone knows Moldefort is the reigning champion of Questions at Piglumps!
Molly: Trust me, Persephone. I got this.
1081
Bumblefloor: Molly, are you ready?
Molly: I was born ready!
1082
Bumblefloor: Let the questions begin in 3... 2... 1.
Molly: Is the director on set yet?
1083
Moldefort: Have you seen him?
Molly: How are we going to start filming without the director?
1084
Moldefort: Are the actors here?
Molly: Are you one of the actors?
1085
Moldefort:Don't you know who I am?
Molly: Are you that egotistical Moldefort I've heard about?
1086
All: Ohhhhhhhhh!
Molly: Why are you trying to destroy our school?
1087
Moldefort: Why won't you die?
Molly: You want me dead?
1088
Moldefort: YES!
All: gasp!
1089
Frederick: Psst. Molly. That's your cue!
Molly: Frederick, you're alive!
1090
Mooney: I told you so.
Molly: Professor Snipe, I'm sorry I thought it was you. But it was Moldefort and a well-meaning stage elf. I guess I'm always wrong.
1091
Mooney: Here Molly, give this to Dabby. I found it backstage.
Molly: Here, Dabby, you let this backstage.
1092
Bumblefloor: Oh, yes. I think in light of all the success we have seen throughout this tournament, I proclaim that all out champions are winners!
All: HUZZAH!!
1093
Sorting Scarf: Hi I am the sorting scarf, I've come to choose your houses (pause, slowly thinking) My you are a tricky one--
Molly: (interrupts) Oh, please not Scorsesoryn! Anything but that!
1094
Sorting Scarf: Hmm... but you could be great! You could even get William Shatner to act with your directing potential!
Molly: Please, no!
1095
Donna: (insert guess #2 here)
Molly: To be or not to be, that is the question!
1096
Donna: Wow, that month went fast!
Molly: You're telling me! I don't know if I'm ready for the first challenge.
1097
Persephone: Oh no, Donna! You got a Projector!
Molly: A what?
1098
Donna: What's wrong?
Molly: My birthmark. It's burning!
1099
Donna: You mean your Moldefort mark?
| Thunder crash.
Molly: It's been acting up a bit recently.
1100
Donna: What does that mean?
Molly: I don't know, but I don't think I can finish this tail. My hand hurts too much. And where did my scissors go?
1101
Snipe: Really, Ms. Goodlove? I think it's just too small to fit both of Ratley's legs.
Molly: Sorry, I had some issues finishing my piece.
1102
Persephone: What's happening with your hand, Molly?
Molly: It's this blasted spot! It feels like it's on fire!
1103
Persephone: Well, actually Donna, we have no evidential proof of that. His body was never found.
Molly: Don't get carried away, guys.
1104
Donna: What is it, Molly?
Molly: You don't think Snipe would steal my scissors, do you?
1105
Persephone: Donna! Take a breath. Remember your training! Breathe through the emotion. Save your drama for the stage.
Molly: Well, just help me keep an eye on Snipe, will you? And as for my spot, I'm sure it's just carpal tunnel. Hopefully it will be better by next month.
1106
Bumblefloor: Thank you, Fayco. Molly, please share your concept with us.
Molly: Well, I approached this challenge from the standpoint of taking a play which is problematic in our current society. I've always enjoyed the fun banter of Kate and Petruchio in Shakespeare's, "The Taming of the Shrew," but it does pose a challenge as it can be interpreted as highly misogynistic. And we don't need to be presenting plays which degrade women. So, I would take this play and set it in... (unfurls poster) ah... the Wild West... Yes! Where Kate is a strong women with the same, ah, caliber as the famous... gun-slingers. And when Petruchio is trying to control her, she is playing the same game against him, so they are on equal footing. Instead of a submissive wife, she will be his... partner in crime.
1107
Donna: Way to go!
Molly: Thanks, but I didn't draw that hat! I had to make up all that Western stuff on the fly!
1108
Mooney: No, protecting!
All: Huh?
1109
Frederick: Wow! What an honor to be your partner, Molly. I feel like I'm in great hands!
Molly: It's an honor to work with you too, Frederick!
1110
Frederick: What happened, Molly?
Molly:Oh, sorry. It's nothing.
1111
Frederick: OK. Why don't we start rehearsing? We only have a month!
Molly: Who's turn was it to bring the sign?
1112
Frederick: I don't know.
Molly: How long do we wait?
1113
Frederick: Maybe we should just continue?
Molly: Good idea.
1114
Frederick: That was a short ,on the, but I feel really good about how well we rehearsed that scene, as long as those Critiquers don't show up!
Molly: It's not the Critiquers I'm worried about, it's my hand. It's still really painful.
1115
Fred Tolom: Don't touch other people's props! This one is for Molly Sculptor.
Molly: That's weird.
1116
Frederick: What's weird?
Molly: It's just... um, nothing. Frederick, I don't think I'm going to be able to pull off King 2's fight choreography.
1117
Frederick: Then let's switch. I'll play King 2.
Molly: Are you sure?
1118
Frederick: Yeah! If there's anything you can say about Gafferpuffs, it's that we know how to be flexible.
Molly: Thank you!
1119
Frederick: Of course, Molly. Here.... I feel really good about this.
King 1: Well my formidable foe, here we are.
1120
King 2: Yes. After ten years of fighting, we have finally reached an end to these shenanigans.
King 1: let us no longer let our people suffer the pangs of war. A Truce!
1121
King 2: A truce!
King 1: Gesundheit.
1122
King 2: Thank you.
King 1: Here, y new-found friend, I drink to your health and the prosperity of our union.
1123
King 2: Here here!
King 1: Tell me, now that we have supped the communal wine of peace, (pause) how would you feel if I murdered your people and took over your land?
1124
King 2:What the what?
King 1: Did you honestly think I would step aside and let these years of bloodshed mean nothing? That wine was poisoned, you fool! I expect you to die a cruel, horrible death in 3... 2... 1...
1125
King 2: Well that poison didn't work!
King 1: Huzzah! Now I am the one King to rule them all! Nothing can stop me now!
I said... NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Nothing... can stop.... me now? Frederick? Frederick!? He's been poisoned!
1126
Nearly Partless Ned: Hey! No ad-libbing in my play. Stick to the script!
Molly: No, I mean Frederick has literally been poisoned!
1127
(Everyone screams!)
Molly: Where's Snipe? I bet he's behind this!
1128
Snipe: Why would I do such a thing?
Molly: I should've drank from hat glass, not Frederick! You've been out to get me since day one-- you Life Cheater!
1129
Moldefort: I had to stop them. But this cursed child has to live! Her parents' love for theatre protected her when she was a mere infant.
Molly: (saddened) I thought it was their love for ME that protected me.
1130
Moldefort: And I can't have that happen! I'll never be able to change this school to a film studio with that kind of theatrical success from an alumnus! That's why I tried to poison you!
Molly: It was you! You poisoned the prop drink. You killed poor Frederick!
1131
Moldefort: That drink was meant for you!!!! Curse you and your versatility to change roles at the last second.
Molly: You will never change this school to a film studio! I stopped you once as a baby, and I'll stop you again!
1132
Moldefort: Please, child! You cannot defeat me!
Molly: I challenge you to a duel, Molefort! If I win, Piglumps stays a theatrical school forever. If you win, you get your film studio.
1133
Moldefort: Silence! I accept your duel. There is only one kind of duel that will suffice at Piglumps. Let the improv battle commence! Choose your improv game.
Molly: I challenge you to... Questions!
1134
Persephone: Don't do it, Molly! Everyone knows Moldefort is the reigning champion of Questions at Piglumps!
Molly: Trust me, Persephone. I got this.
1135
Bumblefloor: Molly, are you ready?
Molly: I was born ready!
1136
Bumblefloor: Let the questions begin in 3... 2... 1.
Molly: Is the director on set yet?
1137
Moldefort: Have you seen him?
Molly: How are we going to start filming without the director?
1138
Moldefort: Are the actors here?
Molly: Are you one of the actors?
1139
Moldefort:Don't you know who I am?
Molly: Are you that egotistical Moldefort I've heard about?
1140
All: Ohhhhhhhhh!
Molly: Why are you trying to destroy our school?
1141
Moldefort: Why won't you die?
Molly: You want me dead?
1142
Moldefort: YES!
All: gasp!
1143
Frederick: Psst. Molly. That's your cue!
Molly: Frederick, you're alive!
1144
Mooney: I told you so.
Molly: Professor Snipe, I'm sorry I thought it was you. But it was Moldefort and a well-meaning stage elf. I guess I'm always wrong.
1145
Mooney: Here Molly, give this to Dabby. I found it backstage.
Molly: Here, Dabby, you let this backstage.
1146
Bumblefloor: Oh, yes. I think in light of all the success we have seen throughout this tournament, I proclaim that all out champions are winners!
All: HUZZAH!!
1147
Sorting Scarf: Hi I am the sorting scarf, I've come to choose your houses (pause, slowly thinking) My you are a tricky one--
Molly: (interrupts) Oh, please not Scorsesoryn! Anything but that!
1148
Sorting Scarf: Hmm... but you could be great! You could even get William Shatner to act with your directing potential!
Molly: Please, no!
1149
Donna: (insert guess #2 here)
Molly: To be or not to be, that is the question!
1150
Donna: Wow, that month went fast!
Molly: You're telling me! I don't know if I'm ready for the first challenge.
1151
Persephone: Oh no, Donna! You got a Projector!
Molly: A what?
1152
Donna: What's wrong?
Molly: My birthmark. It's burning!
1153
Donna: You mean your Moldefort mark?
| Thunder crash.
Molly: It's been acting up a bit recently.
1154
Donna: What does that mean?
Molly: I don't know, but I don't think I can finish this tail. My hand hurts too much. And where did my scissors go?
1155
Snipe: Really, Ms. Goodlove? I think it's just too small to fit both of Ratley's legs.
Molly: Sorry, I had some issues finishing my piece.
1156
Persephone: What's happening with your hand, Molly?
Molly: It's this blasted spot! It feels like it's on fire!
1157
Persephone: Well, actually Donna, we have no evidential proof of that. His body was never found.
Molly: Don't get carried away, guys.
1158
Donna: What is it, Molly?
Molly: You don't think Snipe would steal my scissors, do you?
1159
Persephone: Donna! Take a breath. Remember your training! Breathe through the emotion. Save your drama for the stage.
Molly: Well, just help me keep an eye on Snipe, will you? And as for my spot, I'm sure it's just carpal tunnel. Hopefully it will be better by next month.
1160
Bumblefloor: Thank you, Fayco. Molly, please share your concept with us.
Molly: Well, I approached this challenge from the standpoint of taking a play which is problematic in our current society. I've always enjoyed the fun banter of Kate and Petruchio in Shakespeare's, "The Taming of the Shrew," but it does pose a challenge as it can be interpreted as highly misogynistic. And we don't need to be presenting plays which degrade women. So, I would take this play and set it in... (unfurls poster) ah... the Wild West... Yes! Where Kate is a strong women with the same, ah, caliber as the famous... gun-slingers. And when Petruchio is trying to control her, she is playing the same game against him, so they are on equal footing. Instead of a submissive wife, she will be his... partner in crime.
1161
Donna: Way to go!
Molly: Thanks, but I didn't draw that hat! I had to make up all that Western stuff on the fly!
1162
Mooney: No, protecting!
All: Huh?
1163
Frederick: Wow! What an honor to be your partner, Molly. I feel like I'm in great hands!
Molly: It's an honor to work with you too, Frederick!
1164
Frederick: What happened, Molly?
Molly:Oh, sorry. It's nothing.
1165
Frederick: OK. Why don't we start rehearsing? We only have a month!
Molly: Who's turn was it to bring the sign?
1166
Frederick: I don't know.
Molly: How long do we wait?
1167
Frederick: Maybe we should just continue?
Molly: Good idea.
1168
Frederick: That was a short ,on the, but I feel really good about how well we rehearsed that scene, as long as those Critiquers don't show up!
Molly: It's not the Critiquers I'm worried about, it's my hand. It's still really painful.
1169
Fred Tolom: Don't touch other people's props! This one is for Molly Sculptor.
Molly: That's weird.
1170
Frederick: What's weird?
Molly: It's just... um, nothing. Frederick, I don't think I'm going to be able to pull off King 2's fight choreography.
1171
Frederick: Then let's switch. I'll play King 2.
Molly: Are you sure?
1172
Frederick: Yeah! If there's anything you can say about Gafferpuffs, it's that we know how to be flexible.
Molly: Thank you!
1173
Frederick: Of course, Molly. Here.... I feel really good about this.
King 1: Well my formidable foe, here we are.
1174
King 2: Yes. After ten years of fighting, we have finally reached an end to these shenanigans.
King 1: let us no longer let our people suffer the pangs of war. A Truce!
1175
King 2: A truce!
King 1: Gesundheit.
1176
King 2: Thank you.
King 1: Here, y new-found friend, I drink to your health and the prosperity of our union.
1177
King 2: Here here!
King 1: Tell me, now that we have supped the communal wine of peace, (pause) how would you feel if I murdered your people and took over your land?
1178
King 2:What the what?
King 1: Did you honestly think I would step aside and let these years of bloodshed mean nothing? That wine was poisoned, you fool! I expect you to die a cruel, horrible death in 3... 2... 1...
1179
King 2: Well that poison didn't work!
King 1: Huzzah! Now I am the one King to rule them all! Nothing can stop me now!
I said... NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Nothing... can stop.... me now? Frederick? Frederick!? He's been poisoned!
1180
Nearly Partless Ned: Hey! No ad-libbing in my play. Stick to the script!
Molly: No, I mean Frederick has literally been poisoned!
1181
(Everyone screams!)
Molly: Where's Snipe? I bet he's behind this!
1182
Snipe: Why would I do such a thing?
Molly: I should've drank from hat glass, not Frederick! You've been out to get me since day one-- you Life Cheater!
1183
Moldefort: I had to stop them. But this cursed child has to live! Her parents' love for theatre protected her when she was a mere infant.
Molly: (saddened) I thought it was their love for ME that protected me.
1184
Moldefort: And I can't have that happen! I'll never be able to change this school to a film studio with that kind of theatrical success from an alumnus! That's why I tried to poison you!
Molly: It was you! You poisoned the prop drink. You killed poor Frederick!
1185
Moldefort: That drink was meant for you!!!! Curse you and your versatility to change roles at the last second.
Molly: You will never change this school to a film studio! I stopped you once as a baby, and I'll stop you again!
1186
Moldefort: Please, child! You cannot defeat me!
Molly: I challenge you to a duel, Molefort! If I win, Piglumps stays a theatrical school forever. If you win, you get your film studio.
1187
Moldefort: Silence! I accept your duel. There is only one kind of duel that will suffice at Piglumps. Let the improv battle commence! Choose your improv game.
Molly: I challenge you to... Questions!
1188
Persephone: Don't do it, Molly! Everyone knows Moldefort is the reigning champion of Questions at Piglumps!
Molly: Trust me, Persephone. I got this.
1189
Bumblefloor: Molly, are you ready?
Molly: I was born ready!
1190
Bumblefloor: Let the questions begin in 3... 2... 1.
Molly: Is the director on set yet?
1191
Moldefort: Have you seen him?
Molly: How are we going to start filming without the director?
1192
Moldefort: Are the actors here?
Molly: Are you one of the actors?
1193
Moldefort:Don't you know who I am?
Molly: Are you that egotistical Moldefort I've heard about?
1194
All: Ohhhhhhhhh!
Molly: Why are you trying to destroy our school?
1195
Moldefort: Why won't you die?
Molly: You want me dead?
1196
Moldefort: YES!
All: gasp!
1197
Frederick: Psst. Molly. That's your cue!
Molly: Frederick, you're alive!
1198
Mooney: I told you so.
Molly: Professor Snipe, I'm sorry I thought it was you. But it was Moldefort and a well-meaning stage elf. I guess I'm always wrong.
1199
Mooney: Here Molly, give this to Dabby. I found it backstage.
Molly: Here, Dabby, you let this backstage.
1200
Bumblefloor: Oh, yes. I think in light of all the success we have seen throughout this tournament, I proclaim that all out champions are winners!
All: HUZZAH!!
1201
Sorting Scarf: Hi I am the sorting scarf, I've come to choose your houses (pause, slowly thinking) My you are a tricky one--
Molly: (interrupts) Oh, please not Scorsesoryn! Anything but that!
1202
Sorting Scarf: Hmm... but you could be great! You could even get William Shatner to act with your directing potential!
Molly: Please, no!
1203
Donna: (insert guess #2 here)
Molly: To be or not to be, that is the question!
1204
Donna: Wow, that month went fast!
Molly: You're telling me! I don't know if I'm ready for the first challenge.
1205
Persephone: Oh no, Donna! You got a Projector!
Molly: A what?
1206
Donna: What's wrong?
Molly: My birthmark. It's burning!
1207
Donna: You mean your Moldefort mark?
| Thunder crash.
Molly: It's been acting up a bit recently.
1208
Donna: What does that mean?
Molly: I don't know, but I don't think I can finish this tail. My hand hurts too much. And where did my scissors go?
1209
Snipe: Really, Ms. Goodlove? I think it's just too small to fit both of Ratley's legs.
Molly: Sorry, I had some issues finishing my piece.
1210
Persephone: What's happening with your hand, Molly?
Molly: It's this blasted spot! It feels like it's on fire!
1211
Persephone: Well, actually Donna, we have no evidential proof of that. His body was never found.
Molly: Don't get carried away, guys.
1212
Donna: What is it, Molly?
Molly: You don't think Snipe would steal my scissors, do you?
1213
Persephone: Donna! Take a breath. Remember your training! Breathe through the emotion. Save your drama for the stage.
Molly: Well, just help me keep an eye on Snipe, will you? And as for my spot, I'm sure it's just carpal tunnel. Hopefully it will be better by next month.
1214
Bumblefloor: Thank you, Fayco. Molly, please share your concept with us.
Molly: Well, I approached this challenge from the standpoint of taking a play which is problematic in our current society. I've always enjoyed the fun banter of Kate and Petruchio in Shakespeare's, "The Taming of the Shrew," but it does pose a challenge as it can be interpreted as highly misogynistic. And we don't need to be presenting plays which degrade women. So, I would take this play and set it in... (unfurls poster) ah... the Wild West... Yes! Where Kate is a strong women with the same, ah, caliber as the famous... gun-slingers. And when Petruchio is trying to control her, she is playing the same game against him, so they are on equal footing. Instead of a submissive wife, she will be his... partner in crime.
1215
Donna: Way to go!
Molly: Thanks, but I didn't draw that hat! I had to make up all that Western stuff on the fly!
1216
Mooney: No, protecting!
All: Huh?
1217
Frederick: Wow! What an honor to be your partner, Molly. I feel like I'm in great hands!
Molly: It's an honor to work with you too, Frederick!
1218
Frederick: What happened, Molly?
Molly:Oh, sorry. It's nothing.
1219
Frederick: OK. Why don't we start rehearsing? We only have a month!
Molly: Who's turn was it to bring the sign?
1220
Frederick: I don't know.
Molly: How long do we wait?
1221
Frederick: Maybe we should just continue?
Molly: Good idea.
1222
Frederick: That was a short ,on the, but I feel really good about how well we rehearsed that scene, as long as those Critiquers don't show up!
Molly: It's not the Critiquers I'm worried about, it's my hand. It's still really painful.
1223
Fred Tolom: Don't touch other people's props! This one is for Molly Sculptor.
Molly: That's weird.
1224
Frederick: What's weird?
Molly: It's just... um, nothing. Frederick, I don't think I'm going to be able to pull off King 2's fight choreography.
1225
Frederick: Then let's switch. I'll play King 2.
Molly: Are you sure?
1226
Frederick: Yeah! If there's anything you can say about Gafferpuffs, it's that we know how to be flexible.
Molly: Thank you!
1227
Frederick: Of course, Molly. Here.... I feel really good about this.
King 1: Well my formidable foe, here we are.
1228
King 2: Yes. After ten years of fighting, we have finally reached an end to these shenanigans.
King 1: let us no longer let our people suffer the pangs of war. A Truce!
1229
King 2: A truce!
King 1: Gesundheit.
1230
King 2: Thank you.
King 1: Here, y new-found friend, I drink to your health and the prosperity of our union.
1231
King 2: Here here!
King 1: Tell me, now that we have supped the communal wine of peace, (pause) how would you feel if I murdered your people and took over your land?
1232
King 2:What the what?
King 1: Did you honestly think I would step aside and let these years of bloodshed mean nothing? That wine was poisoned, you fool! I expect you to die a cruel, horrible death in 3... 2... 1...
1233
King 2: Well that poison didn't work!
King 1: Huzzah! Now I am the one King to rule them all! Nothing can stop me now!
I said... NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Nothing... can stop.... me now? Frederick? Frederick!? He's been poisoned!
1234
Nearly Partless Ned: Hey! No ad-libbing in my play. Stick to the script!
Molly: No, I mean Frederick has literally been poisoned!
1235
(Everyone screams!)
Molly: Where's Snipe? I bet he's behind this!
1236
Snipe: Why would I do such a thing?
Molly: I should've drank from hat glass, not Frederick! You've been out to get me since day one-- you Life Cheater!
1237
Moldefort: I had to stop them. But this cursed child has to live! Her parents' love for theatre protected her when she was a mere infant.
Molly: (saddened) I thought it was their love for ME that protected me.
1238
Moldefort: And I can't have that happen! I'll never be able to change this school to a film studio with that kind of theatrical success from an alumnus! That's why I tried to poison you!
Molly: It was you! You poisoned the prop drink. You killed poor Frederick!
1239
Moldefort: That drink was meant for you!!!! Curse you and your versatility to change roles at the last second.
Molly: You will never change this school to a film studio! I stopped you once as a baby, and I'll stop you again!
1240
Moldefort: Please, child! You cannot defeat me!
Molly: I challenge you to a duel, Molefort! If I win, Piglumps stays a theatrical school forever. If you win, you get your film studio.
1241
Moldefort: Silence! I accept your duel. There is only one kind of duel that will suffice at Piglumps. Let the improv battle commence! Choose your improv game.
Molly: I challenge you to... Questions!
1242
Persephone: Don't do it, Molly! Everyone knows Moldefort is the reigning champion of Questions at Piglumps!
Molly: Trust me, Persephone. I got this.
1243
Bumblefloor: Molly, are you ready?
Molly: I was born ready!
1244
Bumblefloor: Let the questions begin in 3... 2... 1.
Molly: Is the director on set yet?
1245
Moldefort: Have you seen him?
Molly: How are we going to start filming without the director?
1246
Moldefort: Are the actors here?
Molly: Are you one of the actors?
1247
Moldefort:Don't you know who I am?
Molly: Are you that egotistical Moldefort I've heard about?
1248
All: Ohhhhhhhhh!
Molly: Why are you trying to destroy our school?
1249
Moldefort: Why won't you die?
Molly: You want me dead?
1250
Moldefort: YES!
All: gasp!
1251
Frederick: Psst. Molly. That's your cue!
Molly: Frederick, you're alive!
1252
Mooney: I told you so.
Molly: Professor Snipe, I'm sorry I thought it was you. But it was Moldefort and a well-meaning stage elf. I guess I'm always wrong.
1253
Mooney: Here Molly, give this to Dabby. I found it backstage.
Molly: Here, Dabby, you let this backstage.
1254
Bumblefloor: Oh, yes. I think in light of all the success we have seen throughout this tournament, I proclaim that all out champions are winners!
All: HUZZAH!!
1255
Sorting Scarf: Hi I am the sorting scarf, I've come to choose your houses (pause, slowly thinking) My you are a tricky one--
Molly: (interrupts) Oh, please not Scorsesoryn! Anything but that!
1256
Sorting Scarf: Hmm... but you could be great! You could even get William Shatner to act with your directing potential!
Molly: Please, no!
1257
Donna: (insert guess #2 here)
Molly: To be or not to be, that is the question!
1258
Donna: Wow, that month went fast!
Molly: You're telling me! I don't know if I'm ready for the first challenge.
1259
Persephone: Oh no, Donna! You got a Projector!
Molly: A what?
1260
Donna: What's wrong?
Molly: My birthmark. It's burning!
1261
Donna: You mean your Moldefort mark?
| Thunder crash.
Molly: It's been acting up a bit recently.
1262
Donna: What does that mean?
Molly: I don't know, but I don't think I can finish this tail. My hand hurts too much. And where did my scissors go?
1263
Snipe: Really, Ms. Goodlove? I think it's just too small to fit both of Ratley's legs.
Molly: Sorry, I had some issues finishing my piece.
1264
Persephone: What's happening with your hand, Molly?
Molly: It's this blasted spot! It feels like it's on fire!
1265
Persephone: Well, actually Donna, we have no evidential proof of that. His body was never found.
Molly: Don't get carried away, guys.
1266
Donna: What is it, Molly?
Molly: You don't think Snipe would steal my scissors, do you?
1267
Persephone: Donna! Take a breath. Remember your training! Breathe through the emotion. Save your drama for the stage.
Molly: Well, just help me keep an eye on Snipe, will you? And as for my spot, I'm sure it's just carpal tunnel. Hopefully it will be better by next month.
1268
Bumblefloor: Thank you, Fayco. Molly, please share your concept with us.
Molly: Well, I approached this challenge from the standpoint of taking a play which is problematic in our current society. I've always enjoyed the fun banter of Kate and Petruchio in Shakespeare's, "The Taming of the Shrew," but it does pose a challenge as it can be interpreted as highly misogynistic. And we don't need to be presenting plays which degrade women. So, I would take this play and set it in... (unfurls poster) ah... the Wild West... Yes! Where Kate is a strong women with the same, ah, caliber as the famous... gun-slingers. And when Petruchio is trying to control her, she is playing the same game against him, so they are on equal footing. Instead of a submissive wife, she will be his... partner in crime.
1269
Donna: Way to go!
Molly: Thanks, but I didn't draw that hat! I had to make up all that Western stuff on the fly!
1270
Mooney: No, protecting!
All: Huh?
1271
Frederick: Wow! What an honor to be your partner, Molly. I feel like I'm in great hands!
Molly: It's an honor to work with you too, Frederick!
1272
Frederick: What happened, Molly?
Molly:Oh, sorry. It's nothing.
1273
Frederick: OK. Why don't we start rehearsing? We only have a month!
Molly: Who's turn was it to bring the sign?
1274
Frederick: I don't know.
Molly: How long do we wait?
1275
Frederick: Maybe we should just continue?
Molly: Good idea.
1276
Frederick: That was a short ,on the, but I feel really good about how well we rehearsed that scene, as long as those Critiquers don't show up!
Molly: It's not the Critiquers I'm worried about, it's my hand. It's still really painful.
1277
Fred Tolom: Don't touch other people's props! This one is for Molly Sculptor.
Molly: That's weird.
1278
Frederick: What's weird?
Molly: It's just... um, nothing. Frederick, I don't think I'm going to be able to pull off King 2's fight choreography.
1279
Frederick: Then let's switch. I'll play King 2.
Molly: Are you sure?
1280
Frederick: Yeah! If there's anything you can say about Gafferpuffs, it's that we know how to be flexible.
Molly: Thank you!
1281
Frederick: Of course, Molly. Here.... I feel really good about this.
King 1: Well my formidable foe, here we are.
1282
King 2: Yes. After ten years of fighting, we have finally reached an end to these shenanigans.
King 1: let us no longer let our people suffer the pangs of war. A Truce!
1283
King 2: A truce!
King 1: Gesundheit.
1284
King 2: Thank you.
King 1: Here, y new-found friend, I drink to your health and the prosperity of our union.
1285
King 2: Here here!
King 1: Tell me, now that we have supped the communal wine of peace, (pause) how would you feel if I murdered your people and took over your land?
1286
King 2:What the what?
King 1: Did you honestly think I would step aside and let these years of bloodshed mean nothing? That wine was poisoned, you fool! I expect you to die a cruel, horrible death in 3... 2... 1...
1287
King 2: Well that poison didn't work!
King 1: Huzzah! Now I am the one King to rule them all! Nothing can stop me now!
I said... NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Nothing... can stop.... me now? Frederick? Frederick!? He's been poisoned!
1288
Nearly Partless Ned: Hey! No ad-libbing in my play. Stick to the script!
Molly: No, I mean Frederick has literally been poisoned!
1289
(Everyone screams!)
Molly: Where's Snipe? I bet he's behind this!
1290
Snipe: Why would I do such a thing?
Molly: I should've drank from hat glass, not Frederick! You've been out to get me since day one-- you Life Cheater!
1291
Moldefort: I had to stop them. But this cursed child has to live! Her parents' love for theatre protected her when she was a mere infant.
Molly: (saddened) I thought it was their love for ME that protected me.
1292
Moldefort: And I can't have that happen! I'll never be able to change this school to a film studio with that kind of theatrical success from an alumnus! That's why I tried to poison you!
Molly: It was you! You poisoned the prop drink. You killed poor Frederick!
1293
Moldefort: That drink was meant for you!!!! Curse you and your versatility to change roles at the last second.
Molly: You will never change this school to a film studio! I stopped you once as a baby, and I'll stop you again!
1294
Moldefort: Please, child! You cannot defeat me!
Molly: I challenge you to a duel, Molefort! If I win, Piglumps stays a theatrical school forever. If you win, you get your film studio.
1295
Moldefort: Silence! I accept your duel. There is only one kind of duel that will suffice at Piglumps. Let the improv battle commence! Choose your improv game.
Molly: I challenge you to... Questions!
1296
Persephone: Don't do it, Molly! Everyone knows Moldefort is the reigning champion of Questions at Piglumps!
Molly: Trust me, Persephone. I got this.
1297
Bumblefloor: Molly, are you ready?
Molly: I was born ready!
1298
Bumblefloor: Let the questions begin in 3... 2... 1.
Molly: Is the director on set yet?
1299
Moldefort: Have you seen him?
Molly: How are we going to start filming without the director?
1300
Moldefort: Are the actors here?
Molly: Are you one of the actors?
1301
Moldefort:Don't you know who I am?
Molly: Are you that egotistical Moldefort I've heard about?
1302
All: Ohhhhhhhhh!
Molly: Why are you trying to destroy our school?
1303
Moldefort: Why won't you die?
Molly: You want me dead?
1304
Moldefort: YES!
All: gasp!
1305
Frederick: Psst. Molly. That's your cue!
Molly: Frederick, you're alive!
1306
Mooney: I told you so.
Molly: Professor Snipe, I'm sorry I thought it was you. But it was Moldefort and a well-meaning stage elf. I guess I'm always wrong.
1307
Mooney: Here Molly, give this to Dabby. I found it backstage.
Molly: Here, Dabby, you let this backstage.
1308
Bumblefloor: Oh, yes. I think in light of all the success we have seen throughout this tournament, I proclaim that all out champions are winners!
All: HUZZAH!!
1309
Sorting Scarf: Hi I am the sorting scarf, I've come to choose your houses (pause, slowly thinking) My you are a tricky one--
Molly: (interrupts) Oh, please not Scorsesoryn! Anything but that!
1310
Sorting Scarf: Hmm... but you could be great! You could even get William Shatner to act with your directing potential!
Molly: Please, no!
1311
Donna: (insert guess #2 here)
Molly: To be or not to be, that is the question!
1312
Donna: Wow, that month went fast!
Molly: You're telling me! I don't know if I'm ready for the first challenge.
1313
Persephone: Oh no, Donna! You got a Projector!
Molly: A what?
1314
Donna: What's wrong?
Molly: My birthmark. It's burning!
1315
Donna: You mean your Moldefort mark?
| Thunder crash.
Molly: It's been acting up a bit recently.
1316
Donna: What does that mean?
Molly: I don't know, but I don't think I can finish this tail. My hand hurts too much. And where did my scissors go?
1317
Snipe: Really, Ms. Goodlove? I think it's just too small to fit both of Ratley's legs.
Molly: Sorry, I had some issues finishing my piece.
1318
Persephone: What's happening with your hand, Molly?
Molly: It's this blasted spot! It feels like it's on fire!
1319
Persephone: Well, actually Donna, we have no evidential proof of that. His body was never found.
Molly: Don't get carried away, guys.
1320
Donna: What is it, Molly?
Molly: You don't think Snipe would steal my scissors, do you?
1321
Persephone: Donna! Take a breath. Remember your training! Breathe through the emotion. Save your drama for the stage.
Molly: Well, just help me keep an eye on Snipe, will you? And as for my spot, I'm sure it's just carpal tunnel. Hopefully it will be better by next month.
1322
Bumblefloor: Thank you, Fayco. Molly, please share your concept with us.
Molly: Well, I approached this challenge from the standpoint of taking a play which is problematic in our current society. I've always enjoyed the fun banter of Kate and Petruchio in Shakespeare's, "The Taming of the Shrew," but it does pose a challenge as it can be interpreted as highly misogynistic. And we don't need to be presenting plays which degrade women. So, I would take this play and set it in... (unfurls poster) ah... the Wild West... Yes! Where Kate is a strong women with the same, ah, caliber as the famous... gun-slingers. And when Petruchio is trying to control her, she is playing the same game against him, so they are on equal footing. Instead of a submissive wife, she will be his... partner in crime.
1323
Donna: Way to go!
Molly: Thanks, but I didn't draw that hat! I had to make up all that Western stuff on the fly!
1324
Mooney: No, protecting!
All: Huh?
1325
Frederick: Wow! What an honor to be your partner, Molly. I feel like I'm in great hands!
Molly: It's an honor to work with you too, Frederick!
1326
Frederick: What happened, Molly?
Molly:Oh, sorry. It's nothing.
1327
Frederick: OK. Why don't we start rehearsing? We only have a month!
Molly: Who's turn was it to bring the sign?
1328
Frederick: I don't know.
Molly: How long do we wait?
1329
Frederick: Maybe we should just continue?
Molly: Good idea.
1330
Frederick: That was a short ,on the, but I feel really good about how well we rehearsed that scene, as long as those Critiquers don't show up!
Molly: It's not the Critiquers I'm worried about, it's my hand. It's still really painful.
1331
Fred Tolom: Don't touch other people's props! This one is for Molly Sculptor.
Molly: That's weird.
1332
Frederick: What's weird?
Molly: It's just... um, nothing. Frederick, I don't think I'm going to be able to pull off King 2's fight choreography.
1333
Frederick: Then let's switch. I'll play King 2.
Molly: Are you sure?
1334
Frederick: Yeah! If there's anything you can say about Gafferpuffs, it's that we know how to be flexible.
Molly: Thank you!
1335
Frederick: Of course, Molly. Here.... I feel really good about this.
King 1: Well my formidable foe, here we are.
1336
King 2: Yes. After ten years of fighting, we have finally reached an end to these shenanigans.
King 1: let us no longer let our people suffer the pangs of war. A Truce!
1337
King 2: A truce!
King 1: Gesundheit.
1338
King 2: Thank you.
King 1: Here, y new-found friend, I drink to your health and the prosperity of our union.
1339
King 2: Here here!
King 1: Tell me, now that we have supped the communal wine of peace, (pause) how would you feel if I murdered your people and took over your land?
1340
King 2:What the what?
King 1: Did you honestly think I would step aside and let these years of bloodshed mean nothing? That wine was poisoned, you fool! I expect you to die a cruel, horrible death in 3... 2... 1...
1341
King 2: Well that poison didn't work!
King 1: Huzzah! Now I am the one King to rule them all! Nothing can stop me now!
I said... NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Nothing... can stop.... me now? Frederick? Frederick!? He's been poisoned!
1342
Nearly Partless Ned: Hey! No ad-libbing in my play. Stick to the script!
Molly: No, I mean Frederick has literally been poisoned!
1343
(Everyone screams!)
Molly: Where's Snipe? I bet he's behind this!
1344
Snipe: Why would I do such a thing?
Molly: I should've drank from hat glass, not Frederick! You've been out to get me since day one-- you Life Cheater!
1345
Moldefort: I had to stop them. But this cursed child has to live! Her parents' love for theatre protected her when she was a mere infant.
Molly: (saddened) I thought it was their love for ME that protected me.
1346
Moldefort: And I can't have that happen! I'll never be able to change this school to a film studio with that kind of theatrical success from an alumnus! That's why I tried to poison you!
Molly: It was you! You poisoned the prop drink. You killed poor Frederick!
1347
Moldefort: That drink was meant for you!!!! Curse you and your versatility to change roles at the last second.
Molly: You will never change this school to a film studio! I stopped you once as a baby, and I'll stop you again!
1348
Moldefort: Please, child! You cannot defeat me!
Molly: I challenge you to a duel, Molefort! If I win, Piglumps stays a theatrical school forever. If you win, you get your film studio.
1349
Sorting Scarf: Hi I am the sorting scarf, I've come to choose your houses (pause, slowly thinking) My you are a tricky one--
Molly: (interrupts) Oh, please not Scorsesoryn! Anything but that!
1350
Sorting Scarf: Hmm... but you could be great! You could even get William Shatner to act with your directing potential!
Molly: Please, no!
1351
Donna: (insert guess #2 here)
Molly: To be or not to be, that is the question!
1352
Donna: Wow, that month went fast!
Molly: You're telling me! I don't know if I'm ready for the first challenge.
1353
Persephone: Oh no, Donna! You got a Projector!
Molly: A what?
1354
Donna: What's wrong?
Molly: My birthmark. It's burning!
1355
Donna: You mean your Moldefort mark?
| Thunder crash.
Molly: It's been acting up a bit recently.
1356
Donna: What does that mean?
Molly: I don't know, but I don't think I can finish this tail. My hand hurts too much. And where did my scissors go?
1357
Snipe: Really, Ms. Goodlove? I think it's just too small to fit both of Ratley's legs.
Molly: Sorry, I had some issues finishing my piece.
1358
Persephone: What's happening with your hand, Molly?
Molly: It's this blasted spot! It feels like it's on fire!
1359
Persephone: Well, actually Donna, we have no evidential proof of that. His body was never found.
Molly: Don't get carried away, guys.
1360
Donna: What is it, Molly?
Molly: You don't think Snipe would steal my scissors, do you?
1361
Persephone: Donna! Take a breath. Remember your training! Breathe through the emotion. Save your drama for the stage.
Molly: Well, just help me keep an eye on Snipe, will you? And as for my spot, I'm sure it's just carpal tunnel. Hopefully it will be better by next month.
1362
Bumblefloor: Thank you, Fayco. Molly, please share your concept with us.
Molly: Well, I approached this challenge from the standpoint of taking a play which is problematic in our current society. I've always enjoyed the fun banter of Kate and Petruchio in Shakespeare's, "The Taming of the Shrew," but it does pose a challenge as it can be interpreted as highly misogynistic. And we don't need to be presenting plays which degrade women. So, I would take this play and set it in... (unfurls poster) ah... the Wild West... Yes! Where Kate is a strong women with the same, ah, caliber as the famous... gun-slingers. And when Petruchio is trying to control her, she is playing the same game against him, so they are on equal footing. Instead of a submissive wife, she will be his... partner in crime.
1363
Donna: Way to go!
Molly: Thanks, but I didn't draw that hat! I had to make up all that Western stuff on the fly!
1364
Mooney: No, protecting!
All: Huh?
1365
Frederick: Wow! What an honor to be your partner, Molly. I feel like I'm in great hands!
Molly: It's an honor to work with you too, Frederick!
1366
Frederick: What happened, Molly?
Molly:Oh, sorry. It's nothing.
1367
Frederick: OK. Why don't we start rehearsing? We only have a month!
Molly: Who's turn was it to bring the sign?
1368
Frederick: I don't know.
Molly: How long do we wait?
1369
Frederick: Maybe we should just continue?
Molly: Good idea.
1370
Frederick: That was a short ,on the, but I feel really good about how well we rehearsed that scene, as long as those Critiquers don't show up!
Molly: It's not the Critiquers I'm worried about, it's my hand. It's still really painful.
1371
Fred Tolom: Don't touch other people's props! This one is for Molly Sculptor.
Molly: That's weird.
1372
Frederick: What's weird?
Molly: It's just... um, nothing. Frederick, I don't think I'm going to be able to pull off King 2's fight choreography.
1373
Frederick: Then let's switch. I'll play King 2.
Molly: Are you sure?
1374
Frederick: Yeah! If there's anything you can say about Gafferpuffs, it's that we know how to be flexible.
Molly: Thank you!
1375
Frederick: Of course, Molly. Here.... I feel really good about this.
King 1: Well my formidable foe, here we are.
1376
King 2: Yes. After ten years of fighting, we have finally reached an end to these shenanigans.
King 1: let us no longer let our people suffer the pangs of war. A Truce!
1377
King 2: A truce!
King 1: Gesundheit.
1378
King 2: Thank you.
King 1: Here, y new-found friend, I drink to your health and the prosperity of our union.
1379
King 2: Here here!
King 1: Tell me, now that we have supped the communal wine of peace, (pause) how would you feel if I murdered your people and took over your land?
1380
King 2:What the what?
King 1: Did you honestly think I would step aside and let these years of bloodshed mean nothing? That wine was poisoned, you fool! I expect you to die a cruel, horrible death in 3... 2... 1...
1381
King 2: Well that poison didn't work!
King 1: Huzzah! Now I am the one King to rule them all! Nothing can stop me now!
I said... NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Nothing... can stop.... me now? Frederick? Frederick!? He's been poisoned!
1382
Nearly Partless Ned: Hey! No ad-libbing in my play. Stick to the script!
Molly: No, I mean Frederick has literally been poisoned!
1383
(Everyone screams!)
Molly: Where's Snipe? I bet he's behind this!
1384
Snipe: Why would I do such a thing?
Molly: I should've drank from hat glass, not Frederick! You've been out to get me since day one-- you Life Cheater!
1385
Moldefort: I had to stop them. But this cursed child has to live! Her parents' love for theatre protected her when she was a mere infant.
Molly: (saddened) I thought it was their love for ME that protected me.
1386
Moldefort: And I can't have that happen! I'll never be able to change this school to a film studio with that kind of theatrical success from an alumnus! That's why I tried to poison you!
Molly: It was you! You poisoned the prop drink. You killed poor Frederick!
1387
Moldefort: That drink was meant for you!!!! Curse you and your versatility to change roles at the last second.
Molly: You will never change this school to a film studio! I stopped you once as a baby, and I'll stop you again!
1388
Moldefort: Please, child! You cannot defeat me!
Molly: I challenge you to a duel, Molefort! If I win, Piglumps stays a theatrical school forever. If you win, you get your film studio.
1389
Sorting Scarf: Hi I am the sorting scarf, I've come to choose your houses (pause, slowly thinking) My you are a tricky one--
Molly: (interrupts) Oh, please not Scorsesoryn! Anything but that!
1390
Sorting Scarf: Hmm... but you could be great! You could even get William Shatner to act with your directing potential!
Molly: Please, no!
1391
Donna: (insert guess #2 here)
Molly: To be or not to be, that is the question!
1392
Donna: Wow, that month went fast!
Molly: You're telling me! I don't know if I'm ready for the first challenge.
1393
Persephone: Oh no, Donna! You got a Projector!
Molly: A what?
1394
Donna: What's wrong?
Molly: My birthmark. It's burning!
1395
Donna: You mean your Moldefort mark?
| Thunder crash.
Molly: It's been acting up a bit recently.
1396
Donna: What does that mean?
Molly: I don't know, but I don't think I can finish this tail. My hand hurts too much. And where did my scissors go?
1397
Snipe: Really, Ms. Goodlove? I think it's just too small to fit both of Ratley's legs.
Molly: Sorry, I had some issues finishing my piece.
1398
Persephone: What's happening with your hand, Molly?
Molly: It's this blasted spot! It feels like it's on fire!
1399
Persephone: Well, actually Donna, we have no evidential proof of that. His body was never found.
Molly: Don't get carried away, guys.
1400
Donna: What is it, Molly?
Molly: You don't think Snipe would steal my scissors, do you?
1401
Persephone: Donna! Take a breath. Remember your training! Breathe through the emotion. Save your drama for the stage.
Molly: Well, just help me keep an eye on Snipe, will you? And as for my spot, I'm sure it's just carpal tunnel. Hopefully it will be better by next month.
1402
Bumblefloor: Thank you, Fayco. Molly, please share your concept with us.
Molly: Well, I approached this challenge from the standpoint of taking a play which is problematic in our current society. I've always enjoyed the fun banter of Kate and Petruchio in Shakespeare's, "The Taming of the Shrew," but it does pose a challenge as it can be interpreted as highly misogynistic. And we don't need to be presenting plays which degrade women. So, I would take this play and set it in... (unfurls poster) ah... the Wild West... Yes! Where Kate is a strong women with the same, ah, caliber as the famous... gun-slingers. And when Petruchio is trying to control her, she is playing the same game against him, so they are on equal footing. Instead of a submissive wife, she will be his... partner in crime.
1403
Donna: Way to go!
Molly: Thanks, but I didn't draw that hat! I had to make up all that Western stuff on the fly!
1404
Mooney: No, protecting!
All: Huh?
1405
Frederick: Wow! What an honor to be your partner, Molly. I feel like I'm in great hands!
Molly: It's an honor to work with you too, Frederick!
1406
Frederick: What happened, Molly?
Molly:Oh, sorry. It's nothing.
1407
Frederick: OK. Why don't we start rehearsing? We only have a month!
Molly: Who's turn was it to bring the sign?
1408
Frederick: I don't know.
Molly: How long do we wait?
1409
Frederick: Maybe we should just continue?
Molly: Good idea.
1410
Frederick: That was a short ,on the, but I feel really good about how well we rehearsed that scene, as long as those Critiquers don't show up!
Molly: It's not the Critiquers I'm worried about, it's my hand. It's still really painful.
1411
Fred Tolom: Don't touch other people's props! This one is for Molly Sculptor.
Molly: That's weird.
1412
Frederick: What's weird?
Molly: It's just... um, nothing. Frederick, I don't think I'm going to be able to pull off King 2's fight choreography.
1413
Frederick: Then let's switch. I'll play King 2.
Molly: Are you sure?
1414
Frederick: Yeah! If there's anything you can say about Gafferpuffs, it's that we know how to be flexible.
Molly: Thank you!
1415
Frederick: Of course, Molly. Here.... I feel really good about this.
King 1: Well my formidable foe, here we are.
1416
King 2: Yes. After ten years of fighting, we have finally reached an end to these shenanigans.
King 1: let us no longer let our people suffer the pangs of war. A Truce!
1417
King 2: A truce!
King 1: Gesundheit.
1418
King 2: Thank you.
King 1: Here, y new-found friend, I drink to your health and the prosperity of our union.
1419
King 2: Here here!
King 1: Tell me, now that we have supped the communal wine of peace, (pause) how would you feel if I murdered your people and took over your land?
1420
King 2:What the what?
King 1: Did you honestly think I would step aside and let these years of bloodshed mean nothing? That wine was poisoned, you fool! I expect you to die a cruel, horrible death in 3... 2... 1...
1421
King 2: Well that poison didn't work!
King 1: Huzzah! Now I am the one King to rule them all! Nothing can stop me now!
I said... NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Nothing... can stop.... me now? Frederick? Frederick!? He's been poisoned!
1422
Nearly Partless Ned: Hey! No ad-libbing in my play. Stick to the script!
Molly: No, I mean Frederick has literally been poisoned!
1423
(Everyone screams!)
Molly: Where's Snipe? I bet he's behind this!
1424
Snipe: Why would I do such a thing?
Molly: I should've drank from hat glass, not Frederick! You've been out to get me since day one-- you Life Cheater!
1425
Moldefort: I had to stop them. But this cursed child has to live! Her parents' love for theatre protected her when she was a mere infant.
Molly: (saddened) I thought it was their love for ME that protected me.
1426
Moldefort: And I can't have that happen! I'll never be able to change this school to a film studio with that kind of theatrical success from an alumnus! That's why I tried to poison you!
Molly: It was you! You poisoned the prop drink. You killed poor Frederick!
1427
Moldefort: That drink was meant for you!!!! Curse you and your versatility to change roles at the last second.
Molly: You will never change this school to a film studio! I stopped you once as a baby, and I'll stop you again!
1428
Moldefort: Please, child! You cannot defeat me!
Molly: I challenge you to a duel, Molefort! If I win, Piglumps stays a theatrical school forever. If you win, you get your film studio.
1429
Sorting Scarf: Hi I am the sorting scarf, I've come to choose your houses (pause, slowly thinking) My you are a tricky one--
Molly: (interrupts) Oh, please not Scorsesoryn! Anything but that!
1430
Sorting Scarf: Hmm... but you could be great! You could even get William Shatner to act with your directing potential!
Molly: Please, no!
1431
Donna: (insert guess #2 here)
Molly: To be or not to be, that is the question!
1432
Donna: Wow, that month went fast!
Molly: You're telling me! I don't know if I'm ready for the first challenge.
1433
Persephone: Oh no, Donna! You got a Projector!
Molly: A what?
1434
Donna: What's wrong?
Molly: My birthmark. It's burning!
1435
Donna: You mean your Moldefort mark?
| Thunder crash.
Molly: It's been acting up a bit recently.
1436
Donna: What does that mean?
Molly: I don't know, but I don't think I can finish this tail. My hand hurts too much. And where did my scissors go?
1437
Snipe: Really, Ms. Goodlove? I think it's just too small to fit both of Ratley's legs.
Molly: Sorry, I had some issues finishing my piece.
1438
Persephone: What's happening with your hand, Molly?
Molly: It's this blasted spot! It feels like it's on fire!
1439
Persephone: Well, actually Donna, we have no evidential proof of that. His body was never found.
Molly: Don't get carried away, guys.
1440
Donna: What is it, Molly?
Molly: You don't think Snipe would steal my scissors, do you?
1441
Persephone: Donna! Take a breath. Remember your training! Breathe through the emotion. Save your drama for the stage.
Molly: Well, just help me keep an eye on Snipe, will you? And as for my spot, I'm sure it's just carpal tunnel. Hopefully it will be better by next month.
1442
Bumblefloor: Thank you, Fayco. Molly, please share your concept with us.
Molly: Well, I approached this challenge from the standpoint of taking a play which is problematic in our current society. I've always enjoyed the fun banter of Kate and Petruchio in Shakespeare's, "The Taming of the Shrew," but it does pose a challenge as it can be interpreted as highly misogynistic. And we don't need to be presenting plays which degrade women. So, I would take this play and set it in... (unfurls poster) ah... the Wild West... Yes! Where Kate is a strong women with the same, ah, caliber as the famous... gun-slingers. And when Petruchio is trying to control her, she is playing the same game against him, so they are on equal footing. Instead of a submissive wife, she will be his... partner in crime.
1443
Donna: Way to go!
Molly: Thanks, but I didn't draw that hat! I had to make up all that Western stuff on the fly!
1444
Mooney: No, protecting!
All: Huh?
1445
Frederick: Wow! What an honor to be your partner, Molly. I feel like I'm in great hands!
Molly: It's an honor to work with you too, Frederick!
1446
Frederick: What happened, Molly?
Molly:Oh, sorry. It's nothing.
1447
Frederick: OK. Why don't we start rehearsing? We only have a month!
Molly: Who's turn was it to bring the sign?
1448
Frederick: I don't know.
Molly: How long do we wait?
1449
Frederick: Maybe we should just continue?
Molly: Good idea.
1450
Frederick: That was a short ,on the, but I feel really good about how well we rehearsed that scene, as long as those Critiquers don't show up!
Molly: It's not the Critiquers I'm worried about, it's my hand. It's still really painful.
1451
Fred Tolom: Don't touch other people's props! This one is for Molly Sculptor.
Molly: That's weird.
1452
Frederick: What's weird?
Molly: It's just... um, nothing. Frederick, I don't think I'm going to be able to pull off King 2's fight choreography.
1453
Frederick: Then let's switch. I'll play King 2.
Molly: Are you sure?
1454
Frederick: Yeah! If there's anything you can say about Gafferpuffs, it's that we know how to be flexible.
Molly: Thank you!
1455
Frederick: Of course, Molly. Here.... I feel really good about this.
King 1: Well my formidable foe, here we are.
1456
King 2: Yes. After ten years of fighting, we have finally reached an end to these shenanigans.
King 1: let us no longer let our people suffer the pangs of war. A Truce!
1457
King 2: A truce!
King 1: Gesundheit.
1458
King 2: Thank you.
King 1: Here, y new-found friend, I drink to your health and the prosperity of our union.
1459
King 2: Here here!
King 1: Tell me, now that we have supped the communal wine of peace, (pause) how would you feel if I murdered your people and took over your land?
1460
King 2:What the what?
King 1: Did you honestly think I would step aside and let these years of bloodshed mean nothing? That wine was poisoned, you fool! I expect you to die a cruel, horrible death in 3... 2... 1...
1461
King 2: Well that poison didn't work!
King 1: Huzzah! Now I am the one King to rule them all! Nothing can stop me now!
I said... NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Nothing... can stop.... me now? Frederick? Frederick!? He's been poisoned!
1462
Nearly Partless Ned: Hey! No ad-libbing in my play. Stick to the script!
Molly: No, I mean Frederick has literally been poisoned!
1463
(Everyone screams!)
Molly: Where's Snipe? I bet he's behind this!
1464
Snipe: Why would I do such a thing?
Molly: I should've drank from hat glass, not Frederick! You've been out to get me since day one-- you Life Cheater!
1465
Moldefort: I had to stop them. But this cursed child has to live! Her parents' love for theatre protected her when she was a mere infant.
Molly: (saddened) I thought it was their love for ME that protected me.
1466
Moldefort: And I can't have that happen! I'll never be able to change this school to a film studio with that kind of theatrical success from an alumnus! That's why I tried to poison you!
Molly: It was you! You poisoned the prop drink. You killed poor Frederick!
1467
Moldefort: That drink was meant for you!!!! Curse you and your versatility to change roles at the last second.
Molly: You will never change this school to a film studio! I stopped you once as a baby, and I'll stop you again!
1468
Moldefort: Please, child! You cannot defeat me!
Molly: I challenge you to a duel, Molefort! If I win, Piglumps stays a theatrical school forever. If you win, you get your film studio.
1469
Sorting Scarf: Hi I am the sorting scarf, I've come to choose your houses (pause, slowly thinking) My you are a tricky one--
Molly: (interrupts) Oh, please not Scorsesoryn! Anything but that!
1470
Sorting Scarf: Hmm... but you could be great! You could even get William Shatner to act with your directing potential!
Molly: Please, no!
1471
Donna: (insert guess #2 here)
Molly: To be or not to be, that is the question!
1472
Donna: Wow, that month went fast!
Molly: You're telling me! I don't know if I'm ready for the first challenge.
1473
Persephone: Oh no, Donna! You got a Projector!
Molly: A what?
1474
Donna: What's wrong?
Molly: My birthmark. It's burning!
1475
Donna: You mean your Moldefort mark?
| Thunder crash.
Molly: It's been acting up a bit recently.
1476
Donna: What does that mean?
Molly: I don't know, but I don't think I can finish this tail. My hand hurts too much. And where did my scissors go?
1477
Snipe: Really, Ms. Goodlove? I think it's just too small to fit both of Ratley's legs.
Molly: Sorry, I had some issues finishing my piece.
1478
Persephone: What's happening with your hand, Molly?
Molly: It's this blasted spot! It feels like it's on fire!
1479
Persephone: Well, actually Donna, we have no evidential proof of that. His body was never found.
Molly: Don't get carried away, guys.
1480
Donna: What is it, Molly?
Molly: You don't think Snipe would steal my scissors, do you?
1481
Persephone: Donna! Take a breath. Remember your training! Breathe through the emotion. Save your drama for the stage.
Molly: Well, just help me keep an eye on Snipe, will you? And as for my spot, I'm sure it's just carpal tunnel. Hopefully it will be better by next month.
1482
Bumblefloor: Thank you, Fayco. Molly, please share your concept with us.
Molly: Well, I approached this challenge from the standpoint of taking a play which is problematic in our current society. I've always enjoyed the fun banter of Kate and Petruchio in Shakespeare's, "The Taming of the Shrew," but it does pose a challenge as it can be interpreted as highly misogynistic. And we don't need to be presenting plays which degrade women. So, I would take this play and set it in... (unfurls poster) ah... the Wild West... Yes! Where Kate is a strong women with the same, ah, caliber as the famous... gun-slingers. And when Petruchio is trying to control her, she is playing the same game against him, so they are on equal footing. Instead of a submissive wife, she will be his... partner in crime.
1483
Donna: Way to go!
Molly: Thanks, but I didn't draw that hat! I had to make up all that Western stuff on the fly!
1484
Mooney: No, protecting!
All: Huh?
1485
Frederick: Wow! What an honor to be your partner, Molly. I feel like I'm in great hands!
Molly: It's an honor to work with you too, Frederick!
1486
Frederick: What happened, Molly?
Molly:Oh, sorry. It's nothing.
1487
Frederick: OK. Why don't we start rehearsing? We only have a month!
Molly: Who's turn was it to bring the sign?
1488
Frederick: I don't know.
Molly: How long do we wait?
1489
Frederick: Maybe we should just continue?
Molly: Good idea.
1490
Frederick: That was a short ,on the, but I feel really good about how well we rehearsed that scene, as long as those Critiquers don't show up!
Molly: It's not the Critiquers I'm worried about, it's my hand. It's still really painful.
1491
Fred Tolom: Don't touch other people's props! This one is for Molly Sculptor.
Molly: That's weird.
1492
Frederick: What's weird?
Molly: It's just... um, nothing. Frederick, I don't think I'm going to be able to pull off King 2's fight choreography.
1493
Frederick: Then let's switch. I'll play King 2.
Molly: Are you sure?
1494
Frederick: Yeah! If there's anything you can say about Gafferpuffs, it's that we know how to be flexible.
Molly: Thank you!
1495
Frederick: Of course, Molly. Here.... I feel really good about this.
King 1: Well my formidable foe, here we are.
1496
King 2: Yes. After ten years of fighting, we have finally reached an end to these shenanigans.
King 1: let us no longer let our people suffer the pangs of war. A Truce!
1497
King 2: A truce!
King 1: Gesundheit.
1498
King 2: Thank you.
King 1: Here, y new-found friend, I drink to your health and the prosperity of our union.
1499
King 2: Here here!
King 1: Tell me, now that we have supped the communal wine of peace, (pause) how would you feel if I murdered your people and took over your land?
1500
King 2:What the what?
King 1: Did you honestly think I would step aside and let these years of bloodshed mean nothing? That wine was poisoned, you fool! I expect you to die a cruel, horrible death in 3... 2... 1...
1501
King 2: Well that poison didn't work!
King 1: Huzzah! Now I am the one King to rule them all! Nothing can stop me now!
I said... NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Nothing... can stop.... me now? Frederick? Frederick!? He's been poisoned!
1502
Nearly Partless Ned: Hey! No ad-libbing in my play. Stick to the script!
Molly: No, I mean Frederick has literally been poisoned!
1503
(Everyone screams!)
Molly: Where's Snipe? I bet he's behind this!
1504
Snipe: Why would I do such a thing?
Molly: I should've drank from hat glass, not Frederick! You've been out to get me since day one-- you Life Cheater!
1505
Moldefort: I had to stop them. But this cursed child has to live! Her parents' love for theatre protected her when she was a mere infant.
Molly: (saddened) I thought it was their love for ME that protected me.
1506
Moldefort: And I can't have that happen! I'll never be able to change this school to a film studio with that kind of theatrical success from an alumnus! That's why I tried to poison you!
Molly: It was you! You poisoned the prop drink. You killed poor Frederick!
1507
Moldefort: That drink was meant for you!!!! Curse you and your versatility to change roles at the last second.
Molly: You will never change this school to a film studio! I stopped you once as a baby, and I'll stop you again!
1508
Moldefort: Please, child! You cannot defeat me!
Molly: I challenge you to a duel, Molefort! If I win, Piglumps stays a theatrical school forever. If you win, you get your film studio.
1509
Sorting Scarf: Hi I am the sorting scarf, I've come to choose your houses (pause, slowly thinking) My you are a tricky one--
Molly: (interrupts) Oh, please not Scorsesoryn! Anything but that!
1510
Sorting Scarf: Hmm... but you could be great! You could even get William Shatner to act with your directing potential!
Molly: Please, no!
1511
Donna: (insert guess #2 here)
Molly: To be or not to be, that is the question!
1512
Donna: Wow, that month went fast!
Molly: You're telling me! I don't know if I'm ready for the first challenge.
1513
Persephone: Oh no, Donna! You got a Projector!
Molly: A what?
1514
Donna: What's wrong?
Molly: My birthmark. It's burning!
1515
Donna: You mean your Moldefort mark?
| Thunder crash.
Molly: It's been acting up a bit recently.
1516
Donna: What does that mean?
Molly: I don't know, but I don't think I can finish this tail. My hand hurts too much. And where did my scissors go?
1517
Snipe: Really, Ms. Goodlove? I think it's just too small to fit both of Ratley's legs.
Molly: Sorry, I had some issues finishing my piece.
1518
Persephone: What's happening with your hand, Molly?
Molly: It's this blasted spot! It feels like it's on fire!
1519
Persephone: Well, actually Donna, we have no evidential proof of that. His body was never found.
Molly: Don't get carried away, guys.
1520
Donna: What is it, Molly?
Molly: You don't think Snipe would steal my scissors, do you?
1521
Persephone: Donna! Take a breath. Remember your training! Breathe through the emotion. Save your drama for the stage.
Molly: Well, just help me keep an eye on Snipe, will you? And as for my spot, I'm sure it's just carpal tunnel. Hopefully it will be better by next month.
1522
Bumblefloor: Thank you, Fayco. Molly, please share your concept with us.
Molly: Well, I approached this challenge from the standpoint of taking a play which is problematic in our current society. I've always enjoyed the fun banter of Kate and Petruchio in Shakespeare's, "The Taming of the Shrew," but it does pose a challenge as it can be interpreted as highly misogynistic. And we don't need to be presenting plays which degrade women. So, I would take this play and set it in... (unfurls poster) ah... the Wild West... Yes! Where Kate is a strong women with the same, ah, caliber as the famous... gun-slingers. And when Petruchio is trying to control her, she is playing the same game against him, so they are on equal footing. Instead of a submissive wife, she will be his... partner in crime.
1523
Donna: Way to go!
Molly: Thanks, but I didn't draw that hat! I had to make up all that Western stuff on the fly!
1524
Mooney: No, protecting!
All: Huh?
1525
Frederick: Wow! What an honor to be your partner, Molly. I feel like I'm in great hands!
Molly: It's an honor to work with you too, Frederick!
1526
Frederick: What happened, Molly?
Molly:Oh, sorry. It's nothing.
1527
Frederick: OK. Why don't we start rehearsing? We only have a month!
Molly: Who's turn was it to bring the sign?
1528
Frederick: I don't know.
Molly: How long do we wait?
1529
Frederick: Maybe we should just continue?
Molly: Good idea.
1530
Frederick: That was a short ,on the, but I feel really good about how well we rehearsed that scene, as long as those Critiquers don't show up!
Molly: It's not the Critiquers I'm worried about, it's my hand. It's still really painful.
1531
Fred Tolom: Don't touch other people's props! This one is for Molly Sculptor.
Molly: That's weird.
1532
Frederick: What's weird?
Molly: It's just... um, nothing. Frederick, I don't think I'm going to be able to pull off King 2's fight choreography.
1533
Frederick: Then let's switch. I'll play King 2.
Molly: Are you sure?
1534
Frederick: Yeah! If there's anything you can say about Gafferpuffs, it's that we know how to be flexible.
Molly: Thank you!
1535
Frederick: Of course, Molly. Here.... I feel really good about this.
King 1: Well my formidable foe, here we are.
1536
King 2: Yes. After ten years of fighting, we have finally reached an end to these shenanigans.
King 1: let us no longer let our people suffer the pangs of war. A Truce!
1537
King 2: A truce!
King 1: Gesundheit.
1538
King 2: Thank you.
King 1: Here, y new-found friend, I drink to your health and the prosperity of our union.
1539
King 2: Here here!
King 1: Tell me, now that we have supped the communal wine of peace, (pause) how would you feel if I murdered your people and took over your land?
1540
King 2:What the what?
King 1: Did you honestly think I would step aside and let these years of bloodshed mean nothing? That wine was poisoned, you fool! I expect you to die a cruel, horrible death in 3... 2... 1...
1541
King 2: Well that poison didn't work!
King 1: Huzzah! Now I am the one King to rule them all! Nothing can stop me now!
I said... NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Nothing... can stop.... me now? Frederick? Frederick!? He's been poisoned!
1542
Nearly Partless Ned: Hey! No ad-libbing in my play. Stick to the script!
Molly: No, I mean Frederick has literally been poisoned!
1543
(Everyone screams!)
Molly: Where's Snipe? I bet he's behind this!
1544
Snipe: Why would I do such a thing?
Molly: I should've drank from hat glass, not Frederick! You've been out to get me since day one-- you Life Cheater!
1545
Moldefort: I had to stop them. But this cursed child has to live! Her parents' love for theatre protected her when she was a mere infant.
Molly: (saddened) I thought it was their love for ME that protected me.
1546
Moldefort: And I can't have that happen! I'll never be able to change this school to a film studio with that kind of theatrical success from an alumnus! That's why I tried to poison you!
Molly: It was you! You poisoned the prop drink. You killed poor Frederick!
1547
Moldefort: That drink was meant for you!!!! Curse you and your versatility to change roles at the last second.
Molly: You will never change this school to a film studio! I stopped you once as a baby, and I'll stop you again!
1548
Moldefort: Please, child! You cannot defeat me!
Molly: I challenge you to a duel, Molefort! If I win, Piglumps stays a theatrical school forever. If you win, you get your film studio.
1549
Sorting Scarf: Hi I am the sorting scarf, I've come to choose your houses (pause, slowly thinking) My you are a tricky one--
Molly: (interrupts) Oh, please not Scorsesoryn! Anything but that!
1550
Sorting Scarf: Hmm... but you could be great! You could even get William Shatner to act with your directing potential!
Molly: Please, no!
1551
Donna: (insert guess #2 here)
Molly: To be or not to be, that is the question!
1552
Donna: Wow, that month went fast!
Molly: You're telling me! I don't know if I'm ready for the first challenge.
1553
Persephone: Oh no, Donna! You got a Projector!
Molly: A what?
1554
Donna: What's wrong?
Molly: My birthmark. It's burning!
1555
Donna: You mean your Moldefort mark?
| Thunder crash.
Molly: It's been acting up a bit recently.
1556
Donna: What does that mean?
Molly: I don't know, but I don't think I can finish this tail. My hand hurts too much. And where did my scissors go?
1557
Snipe: Really, Ms. Goodlove? I think it's just too small to fit both of Ratley's legs.
Molly: Sorry, I had some issues finishing my piece.
1558
Persephone: What's happening with your hand, Molly?
Molly: It's this blasted spot! It feels like it's on fire!
1559
Persephone: Well, actually Donna, we have no evidential proof of that. His body was never found.
Molly: Don't get carried away, guys.
1560
Donna: What is it, Molly?
Molly: You don't think Snipe would steal my scissors, do you?
1561
Persephone: Donna! Take a breath. Remember your training! Breathe through the emotion. Save your drama for the stage.
Molly: Well, just help me keep an eye on Snipe, will you? And as for my spot, I'm sure it's just carpal tunnel. Hopefully it will be better by next month.
1562
Bumblefloor: Thank you, Fayco. Molly, please share your concept with us.
Molly: Well, I approached this challenge from the standpoint of taking a play which is problematic in our current society. I've always enjoyed the fun banter of Kate and Petruchio in Shakespeare's, "The Taming of the Shrew," but it does pose a challenge as it can be interpreted as highly misogynistic. And we don't need to be presenting plays which degrade women. So, I would take this play and set it in... (unfurls poster) ah... the Wild West... Yes! Where Kate is a strong women with the same, ah, caliber as the famous... gun-slingers. And when Petruchio is trying to control her, she is playing the same game against him, so they are on equal footing. Instead of a submissive wife, she will be his... partner in crime.
1563
Donna: Way to go!
Molly: Thanks, but I didn't draw that hat! I had to make up all that Western stuff on the fly!
1564
Mooney: No, protecting!
All: Huh?
1565
Frederick: Wow! What an honor to be your partner, Molly. I feel like I'm in great hands!
Molly: It's an honor to work with you too, Frederick!
1566
Frederick: What happened, Molly?
Molly:Oh, sorry. It's nothing.
1567
Frederick: OK. Why don't we start rehearsing? We only have a month!
Molly: Who's turn was it to bring the sign?
1568
Frederick: I don't know.
Molly: How long do we wait?
1569
Frederick: Maybe we should just continue?
Molly: Good idea.
1570
Frederick: That was a short ,on the, but I feel really good about how well we rehearsed that scene, as long as those Critiquers don't show up!
Molly: It's not the Critiquers I'm worried about, it's my hand. It's still really painful.
1571
Fred Tolom: Don't touch other people's props! This one is for Molly Sculptor.
Molly: That's weird.
1572
Frederick: What's weird?
Molly: It's just... um, nothing. Frederick, I don't think I'm going to be able to pull off King 2's fight choreography.
1573
Frederick: Then let's switch. I'll play King 2.
Molly: Are you sure?
1574
Frederick: Yeah! If there's anything you can say about Gafferpuffs, it's that we know how to be flexible.
Molly: Thank you!
1575
Frederick: Of course, Molly. Here.... I feel really good about this.
King 1: Well my formidable foe, here we are.
1576
King 2: Yes. After ten years of fighting, we have finally reached an end to these shenanigans.
King 1: let us no longer let our people suffer the pangs of war. A Truce!
1577
King 2: A truce!
King 1: Gesundheit.
1578
King 2: Thank you.
King 1: Here, y new-found friend, I drink to your health and the prosperity of our union.
1579
King 2: Here here!
King 1: Tell me, now that we have supped the communal wine of peace, (pause) how would you feel if I murdered your people and took over your land?
1580
King 2:What the what?
King 1: Did you honestly think I would step aside and let these years of bloodshed mean nothing? That wine was poisoned, you fool! I expect you to die a cruel, horrible death in 3... 2... 1...
1581
King 2: Well that poison didn't work!
King 1: Huzzah! Now I am the one King to rule them all! Nothing can stop me now!
I said... NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Nothing... can stop.... me now? Frederick? Frederick!? He's been poisoned!
1582
Nearly Partless Ned: Hey! No ad-libbing in my play. Stick to the script!
Molly: No, I mean Frederick has literally been poisoned!
1583
(Everyone screams!)
Molly: Where's Snipe? I bet he's behind this!
1584
Snipe: Why would I do such a thing?
Molly: I should've drank from hat glass, not Frederick! You've been out to get me since day one-- you Life Cheater!
1585
Moldefort: I had to stop them. But this cursed child has to live! Her parents' love for theatre protected her when she was a mere infant.
Molly: (saddened) I thought it was their love for ME that protected me.
1586
Moldefort: And I can't have that happen! I'll never be able to change this school to a film studio with that kind of theatrical success from an alumnus! That's why I tried to poison you!
Molly: It was you! You poisoned the prop drink. You killed poor Frederick!
1587
Moldefort: That drink was meant for you!!!! Curse you and your versatility to change roles at the last second.
Molly: You will never change this school to a film studio! I stopped you once as a baby, and I'll stop you again!
1588
Moldefort: Please, child! You cannot defeat me!
Molly: I challenge you to a duel, Molefort! If I win, Piglumps stays a theatrical school forever. If you win, you get your film studio.
1589
Sorting Scarf: Hi I am the sorting scarf, I've come to choose your houses (pause, slowly thinking) My you are a tricky one--
Molly: (interrupts) Oh, please not Scorsesoryn! Anything but that!
1590
Sorting Scarf: Hmm... but you could be great! You could even get William Shatner to act with your directing potential!
Molly: Please, no!
1591
Donna: (insert guess #2 here)
Molly: To be or not to be, that is the question!
1592
Donna: Wow, that month went fast!
Molly: You're telling me! I don't know if I'm ready for the first challenge.
1593
Persephone: Oh no, Donna! You got a Projector!
Molly: A what?
1594
Donna: What's wrong?
Molly: My birthmark. It's burning!
1595
Donna: You mean your Moldefort mark?
| Thunder crash.
Molly: It's been acting up a bit recently.
1596
Donna: What does that mean?
Molly: I don't know, but I don't think I can finish this tail. My hand hurts too much. And where did my scissors go?
1597
Snipe: Really, Ms. Goodlove? I think it's just too small to fit both of Ratley's legs.
Molly: Sorry, I had some issues finishing my piece.
1598
Persephone: What's happening with your hand, Molly?
Molly: It's this blasted spot! It feels like it's on fire!
1599
Persephone: Well, actually Donna, we have no evidential proof of that. His body was never found.
Molly: Don't get carried away, guys.
1600
Donna: What is it, Molly?
Molly: You don't think Snipe would steal my scissors, do you?
1601
Persephone: Donna! Take a breath. Remember your training! Breathe through the emotion. Save your drama for the stage.
Molly: Well, just help me keep an eye on Snipe, will you? And as for my spot, I'm sure it's just carpal tunnel. Hopefully it will be better by next month.
1602
Bumblefloor: Thank you, Fayco. Molly, please share your concept with us.
Molly: Well, I approached this challenge from the standpoint of taking a play which is problematic in our current society. I've always enjoyed the fun banter of Kate and Petruchio in Shakespeare's, "The Taming of the Shrew," but it does pose a challenge as it can be interpreted as highly misogynistic. And we don't need to be presenting plays which degrade women. So, I would take this play and set it in... (unfurls poster) ah... the Wild West... Yes! Where Kate is a strong women with the same, ah, caliber as the famous... gun-slingers. And when Petruchio is trying to control her, she is playing the same game against him, so they are on equal footing. Instead of a submissive wife, she will be his... partner in crime.
1603
Donna: Way to go!
Molly: Thanks, but I didn't draw that hat! I had to make up all that Western stuff on the fly!
1604
Mooney: No, protecting!
All: Huh?
1605
Frederick: Wow! What an honor to be your partner, Molly. I feel like I'm in great hands!
Molly: It's an honor to work with you too, Frederick!
1606
Frederick: What happened, Molly?
Molly:Oh, sorry. It's nothing.
1607
Frederick: OK. Why don't we start rehearsing? We only have a month!
Molly: Who's turn was it to bring the sign?
1608
Frederick: I don't know.
Molly: How long do we wait?
1609
Frederick: Maybe we should just continue?
Molly: Good idea.
1610
Frederick: That was a short ,on the, but I feel really good about how well we rehearsed that scene, as long as those Critiquers don't show up!
Molly: It's not the Critiquers I'm worried about, it's my hand. It's still really painful.
1611
Fred Tolom: Don't touch other people's props! This one is for Molly Sculptor.
Molly: That's weird.
1612
Frederick: What's weird?
Molly: It's just... um, nothing. Frederick, I don't think I'm going to be able to pull off King 2's fight choreography.
1613
Frederick: Then let's switch. I'll play King 2.
Molly: Are you sure?
1614
Frederick: Yeah! If there's anything you can say about Gafferpuffs, it's that we know how to be flexible.
Molly: Thank you!
1615
Frederick: Of course, Molly. Here.... I feel really good about this.
King 1: Well my formidable foe, here we are.
1616
King 2: Yes. After ten years of fighting, we have finally reached an end to these shenanigans.
King 1: let us no longer let our people suffer the pangs of war. A Truce!
1617
King 2: A truce!
King 1: Gesundheit.
1618
King 2: Thank you.
King 1: Here, y new-found friend, I drink to your health and the prosperity of our union.
1619
King 2: Here here!
King 1: Tell me, now that we have supped the communal wine of peace, (pause) how would you feel if I murdered your people and took over your land?
1620
King 2:What the what?
King 1: Did you honestly think I would step aside and let these years of bloodshed mean nothing? That wine was poisoned, you fool! I expect you to die a cruel, horrible death in 3... 2... 1...
1621
King 2: Well that poison didn't work!
King 1: Huzzah! Now I am the one King to rule them all! Nothing can stop me now!
I said... NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Nothing... can stop.... me now? Frederick? Frederick!? He's been poisoned!
1622
Nearly Partless Ned: Hey! No ad-libbing in my play. Stick to the script!
Molly: No, I mean Frederick has literally been poisoned!
1623
(Everyone screams!)
Molly: Where's Snipe? I bet he's behind this!
1624
Snipe: Why would I do such a thing?
Molly: I should've drank from hat glass, not Frederick! You've been out to get me since day one-- you Life Cheater!
1625
Moldefort: I had to stop them. But this cursed child has to live! Her parents' love for theatre protected her when she was a mere infant.
Molly: (saddened) I thought it was their love for ME that protected me.
1626
Moldefort: And I can't have that happen! I'll never be able to change this school to a film studio with that kind of theatrical success from an alumnus! That's why I tried to poison you!
Molly: It was you! You poisoned the prop drink. You killed poor Frederick!
1627
Moldefort: That drink was meant for you!!!! Curse you and your versatility to change roles at the last second.
Molly: You will never change this school to a film studio! I stopped you once as a baby, and I'll stop you again!
1628
Moldefort: Please, child! You cannot defeat me!
Molly: I challenge you to a duel, Molefort! If I win, Piglumps stays a theatrical school forever. If you win, you get your film studio.
1629
Sorting Scarf: Hi I am the sorting scarf, I've come to choose your houses (pause, slowly thinking) My you are a tricky one--
Molly: (interrupts) Oh, please not Scorsesoryn! Anything but that!
1630
Sorting Scarf: Hmm... but you could be great! You could even get William Shatner to act with your directing potential!
Molly: Please, no!
1631
Donna: (insert guess #2 here)
Molly: To be or not to be, that is the question!
1632
Donna: Wow, that month went fast!
Molly: You're telling me! I don't know if I'm ready for the first challenge.
1633
Persephone: Oh no, Donna! You got a Projector!
Molly: A what?
1634
Donna: What's wrong?
Molly: My birthmark. It's burning!
1635
Donna: You mean your Moldefort mark?
| Thunder crash.
Molly: It's been acting up a bit recently.
1636
Donna: What does that mean?
Molly: I don't know, but I don't think I can finish this tail. My hand hurts too much. And where did my scissors go?
1637
Snipe: Really, Ms. Goodlove? I think it's just too small to fit both of Ratley's legs.
Molly: Sorry, I had some issues finishing my piece.
1638
Persephone: What's happening with your hand, Molly?
Molly: It's this blasted spot! It feels like it's on fire!
1639
Persephone: Well, actually Donna, we have no evidential proof of that. His body was never found.
Molly: Don't get carried away, guys.
1640
Donna: What is it, Molly?
Molly: You don't think Snipe would steal my scissors, do you?
1641
Persephone: Donna! Take a breath. Remember your training! Breathe through the emotion. Save your drama for the stage.
Molly: Well, just help me keep an eye on Snipe, will you? And as for my spot, I'm sure it's just carpal tunnel. Hopefully it will be better by next month.
1642
Bumblefloor: Thank you, Fayco. Molly, please share your concept with us.
Molly: Well, I approached this challenge from the standpoint of taking a play which is problematic in our current society. I've always enjoyed the fun banter of Kate and Petruchio in Shakespeare's, "The Taming of the Shrew," but it does pose a challenge as it can be interpreted as highly misogynistic. And we don't need to be presenting plays which degrade women. So, I would take this play and set it in... (unfurls poster) ah... the Wild West... Yes! Where Kate is a strong women with the same, ah, caliber as the famous... gun-slingers. And when Petruchio is trying to control her, she is playing the same game against him, so they are on equal footing. Instead of a submissive wife, she will be his... partner in crime.
1643
Donna: Way to go!
Molly: Thanks, but I didn't draw that hat! I had to make up all that Western stuff on the fly!
1644
Mooney: No, protecting!
All: Huh?
1645
Frederick: Wow! What an honor to be your partner, Molly. I feel like I'm in great hands!
Molly: It's an honor to work with you too, Frederick!
1646
Frederick: What happened, Molly?
Molly:Oh, sorry. It's nothing.
1647
Frederick: OK. Why don't we start rehearsing? We only have a month!
Molly: Who's turn was it to bring the sign?
1648
Frederick: I don't know.
Molly: How long do we wait?
1649
Frederick: Maybe we should just continue?
Molly: Good idea.
1650
Frederick: That was a short ,on the, but I feel really good about how well we rehearsed that scene, as long as those Critiquers don't show up!
Molly: It's not the Critiquers I'm worried about, it's my hand. It's still really painful.
1651
Fred Tolom: Don't touch other people's props! This one is for Molly Sculptor.
Molly: That's weird.
1652
Frederick: What's weird?
Molly: It's just... um, nothing. Frederick, I don't think I'm going to be able to pull off King 2's fight choreography.
1653
Frederick: Then let's switch. I'll play King 2.
Molly: Are you sure?
1654
Frederick: Yeah! If there's anything you can say about Gafferpuffs, it's that we know how to be flexible.
Molly: Thank you!
1655
Frederick: Of course, Molly. Here.... I feel really good about this.
King 1: Well my formidable foe, here we are.
1656
King 2: Yes. After ten years of fighting, we have finally reached an end to these shenanigans.
King 1: let us no longer let our people suffer the pangs of war. A Truce!
1657
King 2: A truce!
King 1: Gesundheit.
1658
King 2: Thank you.
King 1: Here, y new-found friend, I drink to your health and the prosperity of our union.
1659
King 2: Here here!
King 1: Tell me, now that we have supped the communal wine of peace, (pause) how would you feel if I murdered your people and took over your land?
1660
King 2:What the what?
King 1: Did you honestly think I would step aside and let these years of bloodshed mean nothing? That wine was poisoned, you fool! I expect you to die a cruel, horrible death in 3... 2... 1...
1661
King 2: Well that poison didn't work!
King 1: Huzzah! Now I am the one King to rule them all! Nothing can stop me now!
I said... NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Nothing... can stop.... me now? Frederick? Frederick!? He's been poisoned!
1662
Nearly Partless Ned: Hey! No ad-libbing in my play. Stick to the script!
Molly: No, I mean Frederick has literally been poisoned!
1663
(Everyone screams!)
Molly: Where's Snipe? I bet he's behind this!
1664
Snipe: Why would I do such a thing?
Molly: I should've drank from hat glass, not Frederick! You've been out to get me since day one-- you Life Cheater!
1665
Moldefort: I had to stop them. But this cursed child has to live! Her parents' love for theatre protected her when she was a mere infant.
Molly: (saddened) I thought it was their love for ME that protected me.
1666
Moldefort: And I can't have that happen! I'll never be able to change this school to a film studio with that kind of theatrical success from an alumnus! That's why I tried to poison you!
Molly: It was you! You poisoned the prop drink. You killed poor Frederick!
1667
Moldefort: That drink was meant for you!!!! Curse you and your versatility to change roles at the last second.
Molly: You will never change this school to a film studio! I stopped you once as a baby, and I'll stop you again!
1668
Moldefort: Please, child! You cannot defeat me!
Molly: I challenge you to a duel, Molefort! If I win, Piglumps stays a theatrical school forever. If you win, you get your film studio.
1669
Sorting Scarf: Hi I am the sorting scarf, I've come to choose your houses (pause, slowly thinking) My you are a tricky one--
Molly: (interrupts) Oh, please not Scorsesoryn! Anything but that!
1670
Sorting Scarf: Hmm... but you could be great! You could even get William Shatner to act with your directing potential!
Molly: Please, no!
1671
Donna: (insert guess #2 here)
Molly: To be or not to be, that is the question!
1672
Donna: Wow, that month went fast!
Molly: You're telling me! I don't know if I'm ready for the first challenge.
1673
Persephone: Oh no, Donna! You got a Projector!
Molly: A what?
1674
Donna: What's wrong?
Molly: My birthmark. It's burning!
1675
Donna: You mean your Moldefort mark?
| Thunder crash.
Molly: It's been acting up a bit recently.
1676
Donna: What does that mean?
Molly: I don't know, but I don't think I can finish this tail. My hand hurts too much. And where did my scissors go?
1677
Snipe: Really, Ms. Goodlove? I think it's just too small to fit both of Ratley's legs.
Molly: Sorry, I had some issues finishing my piece.
1678
Persephone: What's happening with your hand, Molly?
Molly: It's this blasted spot! It feels like it's on fire!
1679
Persephone: Well, actually Donna, we have no evidential proof of that. His body was never found.
Molly: Don't get carried away, guys.
1680
Donna: What is it, Molly?
Molly: You don't think Snipe would steal my scissors, do you?
1681
Persephone: Donna! Take a breath. Remember your training! Breathe through the emotion. Save your drama for the stage.
Molly: Well, just help me keep an eye on Snipe, will you? And as for my spot, I'm sure it's just carpal tunnel. Hopefully it will be better by next month.
1682
Bumblefloor: Thank you, Fayco. Molly, please share your concept with us.
Molly: Well, I approached this challenge from the standpoint of taking a play which is problematic in our current society. I've always enjoyed the fun banter of Kate and Petruchio in Shakespeare's, "The Taming of the Shrew," but it does pose a challenge as it can be interpreted as highly misogynistic. And we don't need to be presenting plays which degrade women. So, I would take this play and set it in... (unfurls poster) ah... the Wild West... Yes! Where Kate is a strong women with the same, ah, caliber as the famous... gun-slingers. And when Petruchio is trying to control her, she is playing the same game against him, so they are on equal footing. Instead of a submissive wife, she will be his... partner in crime.
1683
Donna: Way to go!
Molly: Thanks, but I didn't draw that hat! I had to make up all that Western stuff on the fly!
1684
Mooney: No, protecting!
All: Huh?
1685
Frederick: Wow! What an honor to be your partner, Molly. I feel like I'm in great hands!
Molly: It's an honor to work with you too, Frederick!
1686
Frederick: What happened, Molly?
Molly:Oh, sorry. It's nothing.
1687
Frederick: OK. Why don't we start rehearsing? We only have a month!
Molly: Who's turn was it to bring the sign?
1688
Frederick: I don't know.
Molly: How long do we wait?
1689
Frederick: Maybe we should just continue?
Molly: Good idea.
1690
Frederick: That was a short ,on the, but I feel really good about how well we rehearsed that scene, as long as those Critiquers don't show up!
Molly: It's not the Critiquers I'm worried about, it's my hand. It's still really painful.
1691
Fred Tolom: Don't touch other people's props! This one is for Molly Sculptor.
Molly: That's weird.
1692
Frederick: What's weird?
Molly: It's just... um, nothing. Frederick, I don't think I'm going to be able to pull off King 2's fight choreography.
1693
Frederick: Then let's switch. I'll play King 2.
Molly: Are you sure?
1694
Frederick: Yeah! If there's anything you can say about Gafferpuffs, it's that we know how to be flexible.
Molly: Thank you!
1695
Frederick: Of course, Molly. Here.... I feel really good about this.
King 1: Well my formidable foe, here we are.
1696
King 2: Yes. After ten years of fighting, we have finally reached an end to these shenanigans.
King 1: let us no longer let our people suffer the pangs of war. A Truce!
1697
King 2: A truce!
King 1: Gesundheit.
1698
King 2: Thank you.
King 1: Here, y new-found friend, I drink to your health and the prosperity of our union.
1699
King 2: Here here!
King 1: Tell me, now that we have supped the communal wine of peace, (pause) how would you feel if I murdered your people and took over your land?
1700
King 2:What the what?
King 1: Did you honestly think I would step aside and let these years of bloodshed mean nothing? That wine was poisoned, you fool! I expect you to die a cruel, horrible death in 3... 2... 1...
1701
King 2: Well that poison didn't work!
King 1: Huzzah! Now I am the one King to rule them all! Nothing can stop me now!
I said... NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Nothing... can stop.... me now? Frederick? Frederick!? He's been poisoned!
1702
Nearly Partless Ned: Hey! No ad-libbing in my play. Stick to the script!
Molly: No, I mean Frederick has literally been poisoned!
1703
(Everyone screams!)
Molly: Where's Snipe? I bet he's behind this!
1704
Snipe: Why would I do such a thing?
Molly: I should've drank from hat glass, not Frederick! You've been out to get me since day one-- you Life Cheater!
1705
Moldefort: I had to stop them. But this cursed child has to live! Her parents' love for theatre protected her when she was a mere infant.
Molly: (saddened) I thought it was their love for ME that protected me.
1706
Sorting Scarf: Hi I am the sorting scarf, I've come to choose your houses (pause, slowly thinking) My you are a tricky one--
Molly: (interrupts) Oh, please not Scorsesoryn! Anything but that!
1707
Sorting Scarf: Hmm... but you could be great! You could even get William Shatner to act with your directing potential!
Molly: Please, no!
1708
Donna: (insert guess #2 here)
Molly: To be or not to be, that is the question!
1709
Donna: Wow, that month went fast!
Molly: You're telling me! I don't know if I'm ready for the first challenge.
1710
Persephone: Oh no, Donna! You got a Projector!
Molly: A what?
1711
Donna: What's wrong?
Molly: My birthmark. It's burning!
1712
Donna: You mean your Moldefort mark?
| Thunder crash.
Molly: It's been acting up a bit recently.
1713
Donna: What does that mean?
Molly: I don't know, but I don't think I can finish this tail. My hand hurts too much. And where did my scissors go?
1714
Snipe: Really, Ms. Goodlove? I think it's just too small to fit both of Ratley's legs.
Molly: Sorry, I had some issues finishing my piece.
1715
Persephone: What's happening with your hand, Molly?
Molly: It's this blasted spot! It feels like it's on fire!
1716
Persephone: Well, actually Donna, we have no evidential proof of that. His body was never found.
Molly: Don't get carried away, guys.
1717
Donna: What is it, Molly?
Molly: You don't think Snipe would steal my scissors, do you?
1718
Persephone: Donna! Take a breath. Remember your training! Breathe through the emotion. Save your drama for the stage.
Molly: Well, just help me keep an eye on Snipe, will you? And as for my spot, I'm sure it's just carpal tunnel. Hopefully it will be better by next month.
1719
Bumblefloor: Thank you, Fayco. Molly, please share your concept with us.
Molly: Well, I approached this challenge from the standpoint of taking a play which is problematic in our current society. I've always enjoyed the fun banter of Kate and Petruchio in Shakespeare's, "The Taming of the Shrew," but it does pose a challenge as it can be interpreted as highly misogynistic. And we don't need to be presenting plays which degrade women. So, I would take this play and set it in... (unfurls poster) ah... the Wild West... Yes! Where Kate is a strong women with the same, ah, caliber as the famous... gun-slingers. And when Petruchio is trying to control her, she is playing the same game against him, so they are on equal footing. Instead of a submissive wife, she will be his... partner in crime.
1720
Donna: Way to go!
Molly: Thanks, but I didn't draw that hat! I had to make up all that Western stuff on the fly!
1721
Mooney: No, protecting!
All: Huh?
1722
Frederick: Wow! What an honor to be your partner, Molly. I feel like I'm in great hands!
Molly: It's an honor to work with you too, Frederick!
1723
Frederick: What happened, Molly?
Molly:Oh, sorry. It's nothing.
1724
Frederick: OK. Why don't we start rehearsing? We only have a month!
Molly: Who's turn was it to bring the sign?
1725
Frederick: I don't know.
Molly: How long do we wait?
1726
Frederick: Maybe we should just continue?
Molly: Good idea.
1727
Frederick: That was a short ,on the, but I feel really good about how well we rehearsed that scene, as long as those Critiquers don't show up!
Molly: It's not the Critiquers I'm worried about, it's my hand. It's still really painful.
1728
Fred Tolom: Don't touch other people's props! This one is for Molly Sculptor.
Molly: That's weird.
1729
Frederick: What's weird?
Molly: It's just... um, nothing. Frederick, I don't think I'm going to be able to pull off King 2's fight choreography.
1730
Frederick: Then let's switch. I'll play King 2.
Molly: Are you sure?
1731
Frederick: Yeah! If there's anything you can say about Gafferpuffs, it's that we know how to be flexible.
Molly: Thank you!
1732
Frederick: Of course, Molly. Here.... I feel really good about this.
King 1: Well my formidable foe, here we are.
1733
King 2: Yes. After ten years of fighting, we have finally reached an end to these shenanigans.
King 1: let us no longer let our people suffer the pangs of war. A Truce!
1734
King 2: A truce!
King 1: Gesundheit.
1735
King 2: Thank you.
King 1: Here, y new-found friend, I drink to your health and the prosperity of our union.
1736
King 2: Here here!
King 1: Tell me, now that we have supped the communal wine of peace, (pause) how would you feel if I murdered your people and took over your land?
1737
King 2:What the what?
King 1: Did you honestly think I would step aside and let these years of bloodshed mean nothing? That wine was poisoned, you fool! I expect you to die a cruel, horrible death in 3... 2... 1...
1738
King 2: Well that poison didn't work!
King 1: Huzzah! Now I am the one King to rule them all! Nothing can stop me now!
I said... NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Nothing... can stop.... me now? Frederick? Frederick!? He's been poisoned!
1739
Nearly Partless Ned: Hey! No ad-libbing in my play. Stick to the script!
Molly: No, I mean Frederick has literally been poisoned!
1740
(Everyone screams!)
Molly: Where's Snipe? I bet he's behind this!
1741
Snipe: Why would I do such a thing?
Molly: I should've drank from hat glass, not Frederick! You've been out to get me since day one-- you Life Cheater!
1742
Moldefort: I had to stop them. But this cursed child has to live! Her parents' love for theatre protected her when she was a mere infant.
Molly: (saddened) I thought it was their love for ME that protected me.
1743
Sorting Scarf: Hi I am the sorting scarf, I've come to choose your houses (pause, slowly thinking) My you are a tricky one--
Molly: (interrupts) Oh, please not Scorsesoryn! Anything but that!
1744
Sorting Scarf: Hmm... but you could be great! You could even get William Shatner to act with your directing potential!
Molly: Please, no!
1745
Donna: (insert guess #2 here)
Molly: To be or not to be, that is the question!
1746
Donna: Wow, that month went fast!
Molly: You're telling me! I don't know if I'm ready for the first challenge.
1747
Persephone: Oh no, Donna! You got a Projector!
Molly: A what?
1748
Donna: What's wrong?
Molly: My birthmark. It's burning!
1749
Donna: You mean your Moldefort mark?
| Thunder crash.
Molly: It's been acting up a bit recently.
1750
Donna: What does that mean?
Molly: I don't know, but I don't think I can finish this tail. My hand hurts too much. And where did my scissors go?
1751
Snipe: Really, Ms. Goodlove? I think it's just too small to fit both of Ratley's legs.
Molly: Sorry, I had some issues finishing my piece.
1752
Persephone: What's happening with your hand, Molly?
Molly: It's this blasted spot! It feels like it's on fire!
1753
Persephone: Well, actually Donna, we have no evidential proof of that. His body was never found.
Molly: Don't get carried away, guys.
1754
Donna: What is it, Molly?
Molly: You don't think Snipe would steal my scissors, do you?
1755
Persephone: Donna! Take a breath. Remember your training! Breathe through the emotion. Save your drama for the stage.
Molly: Well, just help me keep an eye on Snipe, will you? And as for my spot, I'm sure it's just carpal tunnel. Hopefully it will be better by next month.
1756
Bumblefloor: Thank you, Fayco. Molly, please share your concept with us.
Molly: Well, I approached this challenge from the standpoint of taking a play which is problematic in our current society. I've always enjoyed the fun banter of Kate and Petruchio in Shakespeare's, "The Taming of the Shrew," but it does pose a challenge as it can be interpreted as highly misogynistic. And we don't need to be presenting plays which degrade women. So, I would take this play and set it in... (unfurls poster) ah... the Wild West... Yes! Where Kate is a strong women with the same, ah, caliber as the famous... gun-slingers. And when Petruchio is trying to control her, she is playing the same game against him, so they are on equal footing. Instead of a submissive wife, she will be his... partner in crime.
1757
Donna: Way to go!
Molly: Thanks, but I didn't draw that hat! I had to make up all that Western stuff on the fly!
1758
Mooney: No, protecting!
All: Huh?
1759
Frederick: Wow! What an honor to be your partner, Molly. I feel like I'm in great hands!
Molly: It's an honor to work with you too, Frederick!
1760
Frederick: What happened, Molly?
Molly:Oh, sorry. It's nothing.
1761
Frederick: OK. Why don't we start rehearsing? We only have a month!
Molly: Who's turn was it to bring the sign?
1762
Frederick: I don't know.
Molly: How long do we wait?
1763
Frederick: Maybe we should just continue?
Molly: Good idea.
1764
Frederick: That was a short ,on the, but I feel really good about how well we rehearsed that scene, as long as those Critiquers don't show up!
Molly: It's not the Critiquers I'm worried about, it's my hand. It's still really painful.
1765
Fred Tolom: Don't touch other people's props! This one is for Molly Sculptor.
Molly: That's weird.
1766
Frederick: What's weird?
Molly: It's just... um, nothing. Frederick, I don't think I'm going to be able to pull off King 2's fight choreography.
1767
Frederick: Then let's switch. I'll play King 2.
Molly: Are you sure?
1768
Frederick: Yeah! If there's anything you can say about Gafferpuffs, it's that we know how to be flexible.
Molly: Thank you!
1769
Frederick: Of course, Molly. Here.... I feel really good about this.
King 1: Well my formidable foe, here we are.
1770
King 2: Yes. After ten years of fighting, we have finally reached an end to these shenanigans.
King 1: let us no longer let our people suffer the pangs of war. A Truce!
1771
King 2: A truce!
King 1: Gesundheit.
1772
King 2: Thank you.
King 1: Here, y new-found friend, I drink to your health and the prosperity of our union.
1773
King 2: Here here!
King 1: Tell me, now that we have supped the communal wine of peace, (pause) how would you feel if I murdered your people and took over your land?
1774
King 2:What the what?
King 1: Did you honestly think I would step aside and let these years of bloodshed mean nothing? That wine was poisoned, you fool! I expect you to die a cruel, horrible death in 3... 2... 1...
1775
King 2: Well that poison didn't work!
King 1: Huzzah! Now I am the one King to rule them all! Nothing can stop me now!
I said... NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Nothing... can stop.... me now? Frederick? Frederick!? He's been poisoned!
1776
Nearly Partless Ned: Hey! No ad-libbing in my play. Stick to the script!
Molly: No, I mean Frederick has literally been poisoned!
1777
(Everyone screams!)
Molly: Where's Snipe? I bet he's behind this!
1778
Snipe: Why would I do such a thing?
Molly: I should've drank from hat glass, not Frederick! You've been out to get me since day one-- you Life Cheater!
1779
Moldefort: I had to stop them. But this cursed child has to live! Her parents' love for theatre protected her when she was a mere infant.
Molly: (saddened) I thought it was their love for ME that protected me.
1780
Sorting Scarf: Hi I am the sorting scarf, I've come to choose your houses (pause, slowly thinking) My you are a tricky one--
Molly: (interrupts) Oh, please not Scorsesoryn! Anything but that!
1781
Sorting Scarf: Hmm... but you could be great! You could even get William Shatner to act with your directing potential!
Molly: Please, no!
1782
Donna: (insert guess #2 here)
Molly: To be or not to be, that is the question!
1783
Donna: Wow, that month went fast!
Molly: You're telling me! I don't know if I'm ready for the first challenge.
1784
Persephone: Oh no, Donna! You got a Projector!
Molly: A what?
1785
Donna: What's wrong?
Molly: My birthmark. It's burning!
1786
Donna: You mean your Moldefort mark?
| Thunder crash.
Molly: It's been acting up a bit recently.
1787
Donna: What does that mean?
Molly: I don't know, but I don't think I can finish this tail. My hand hurts too much. And where did my scissors go?
1788
Snipe: Really, Ms. Goodlove? I think it's just too small to fit both of Ratley's legs.
Molly: Sorry, I had some issues finishing my piece.
1789
Persephone: What's happening with your hand, Molly?
Molly: It's this blasted spot! It feels like it's on fire!
1790
Persephone: Well, actually Donna, we have no evidential proof of that. His body was never found.
Molly: Don't get carried away, guys.
1791
Donna: What is it, Molly?
Molly: You don't think Snipe would steal my scissors, do you?
1792
Persephone: Donna! Take a breath. Remember your training! Breathe through the emotion. Save your drama for the stage.
Molly: Well, just help me keep an eye on Snipe, will you? And as for my spot, I'm sure it's just carpal tunnel. Hopefully it will be better by next month.
1793
Bumblefloor: Thank you, Fayco. Molly, please share your concept with us.
Molly: Well, I approached this challenge from the standpoint of taking a play which is problematic in our current society. I've always enjoyed the fun banter of Kate and Petruchio in Shakespeare's, "The Taming of the Shrew," but it does pose a challenge as it can be interpreted as highly misogynistic. And we don't need to be presenting plays which degrade women. So, I would take this play and set it in... (unfurls poster) ah... the Wild West... Yes! Where Kate is a strong women with the same, ah, caliber as the famous... gun-slingers. And when Petruchio is trying to control her, she is playing the same game against him, so they are on equal footing. Instead of a submissive wife, she will be his... partner in crime.
1794
Donna: Way to go!
Molly: Thanks, but I didn't draw that hat! I had to make up all that Western stuff on the fly!
1795
Mooney: No, protecting!
All: Huh?
1796
Frederick: Wow! What an honor to be your partner, Molly. I feel like I'm in great hands!
Molly: It's an honor to work with you too, Frederick!
1797
Frederick: What happened, Molly?
Molly:Oh, sorry. It's nothing.
1798
Frederick: OK. Why don't we start rehearsing? We only have a month!
Molly: Who's turn was it to bring the sign?
1799
Frederick: I don't know.
Molly: How long do we wait?
1800
Frederick: Maybe we should just continue?
Molly: Good idea.
1801
Frederick: That was a short ,on the, but I feel really good about how well we rehearsed that scene, as long as those Critiquers don't show up!
Molly: It's not the Critiquers I'm worried about, it's my hand. It's still really painful.
1802
Fred Tolom: Don't touch other people's props! This one is for Molly Sculptor.
Molly: That's weird.
1803
Frederick: What's weird?
Molly: It's just... um, nothing. Frederick, I don't think I'm going to be able to pull off King 2's fight choreography.
1804
Frederick: Then let's switch. I'll play King 2.
Molly: Are you sure?
1805
Frederick: Yeah! If there's anything you can say about Gafferpuffs, it's that we know how to be flexible.
Molly: Thank you!
1806
Frederick: Of course, Molly. Here.... I feel really good about this.
King 1: Well my formidable foe, here we are.
1807
King 2: Yes. After ten years of fighting, we have finally reached an end to these shenanigans.
King 1: let us no longer let our people suffer the pangs of war. A Truce!
1808
King 2: A truce!
King 1: Gesundheit.
1809
King 2: Thank you.
King 1: Here, y new-found friend, I drink to your health and the prosperity of our union.
1810
King 2: Here here!
King 1: Tell me, now that we have supped the communal wine of peace, (pause) how would you feel if I murdered your people and took over your land?
1811
King 2:What the what?
King 1: Did you honestly think I would step aside and let these years of bloodshed mean nothing? That wine was poisoned, you fool! I expect you to die a cruel, horrible death in 3... 2... 1...
1812
King 2: Well that poison didn't work!
King 1: Huzzah! Now I am the one King to rule them all! Nothing can stop me now!
I said... NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Nothing... can stop.... me now? Frederick? Frederick!? He's been poisoned!
1813
Nearly Partless Ned: Hey! No ad-libbing in my play. Stick to the script!
Molly: No, I mean Frederick has literally been poisoned!
1814
(Everyone screams!)
Molly: Where's Snipe? I bet he's behind this!
1815
Snipe: Why would I do such a thing?
Molly: I should've drank from hat glass, not Frederick! You've been out to get me since day one-- you Life Cheater!
1816
Moldefort: I had to stop them. But this cursed child has to live! Her parents' love for theatre protected her when she was a mere infant.
Molly: (saddened) I thought it was their love for ME that protected me.
1817
Sorting Scarf: Hi I am the sorting scarf, I've come to choose your houses (pause, slowly thinking) My you are a tricky one--
Molly: (interrupts) Oh, please not Scorsesoryn! Anything but that!
1818
Sorting Scarf: Hmm... but you could be great! You could even get William Shatner to act with your directing potential!
Molly: Please, no!
1819
Donna: (insert guess #2 here)
Molly: To be or not to be, that is the question!
1820
Donna: Wow, that month went fast!
Molly: You're telling me! I don't know if I'm ready for the first challenge.
1821
Persephone: Oh no, Donna! You got a Projector!
Molly: A what?
1822
Donna: What's wrong?
Molly: My birthmark. It's burning!
1823
Donna: You mean your Moldefort mark?
| Thunder crash.
Molly: It's been acting up a bit recently.
1824
Donna: What does that mean?
Molly: I don't know, but I don't think I can finish this tail. My hand hurts too much. And where did my scissors go?
1825
Snipe: Really, Ms. Goodlove? I think it's just too small to fit both of Ratley's legs.
Molly: Sorry, I had some issues finishing my piece.
1826
Persephone: What's happening with your hand, Molly?
Molly: It's this blasted spot! It feels like it's on fire!
1827
Persephone: Well, actually Donna, we have no evidential proof of that. His body was never found.
Molly: Don't get carried away, guys.
1828
Donna: What is it, Molly?
Molly: You don't think Snipe would steal my scissors, do you?
1829
Persephone: Donna! Take a breath. Remember your training! Breathe through the emotion. Save your drama for the stage.
Molly: Well, just help me keep an eye on Snipe, will you? And as for my spot, I'm sure it's just carpal tunnel. Hopefully it will be better by next month.
1830
Bumblefloor: Thank you, Fayco. Molly, please share your concept with us.
Molly: Well, I approached this challenge from the standpoint of taking a play which is problematic in our current society. I've always enjoyed the fun banter of Kate and Petruchio in Shakespeare's, "The Taming of the Shrew," but it does pose a challenge as it can be interpreted as highly misogynistic. And we don't need to be presenting plays which degrade women. So, I would take this play and set it in... (unfurls poster) ah... the Wild West... Yes! Where Kate is a strong women with the same, ah, caliber as the famous... gun-slingers. And when Petruchio is trying to control her, she is playing the same game against him, so they are on equal footing. Instead of a submissive wife, she will be his... partner in crime.
1831
Donna: Way to go!
Molly: Thanks, but I didn't draw that hat! I had to make up all that Western stuff on the fly!
1832
Mooney: No, protecting!
All: Huh?
1833
Frederick: Wow! What an honor to be your partner, Molly. I feel like I'm in great hands!
Molly: It's an honor to work with you too, Frederick!
1834
Frederick: What happened, Molly?
Molly:Oh, sorry. It's nothing.
1835
Frederick: OK. Why don't we start rehearsing? We only have a month!
Molly: Who's turn was it to bring the sign?
1836
Frederick: I don't know.
Molly: How long do we wait?
1837
Frederick: Maybe we should just continue?
Molly: Good idea.
1838
Frederick: That was a short ,on the, but I feel really good about how well we rehearsed that scene, as long as those Critiquers don't show up!
Molly: It's not the Critiquers I'm worried about, it's my hand. It's still really painful.
1839
Fred Tolom: Don't touch other people's props! This one is for Molly Sculptor.
Molly: That's weird.
1840
Frederick: What's weird?
Molly: It's just... um, nothing. Frederick, I don't think I'm going to be able to pull off King 2's fight choreography.
1841
Frederick: Then let's switch. I'll play King 2.
Molly: Are you sure?
1842
Frederick: Yeah! If there's anything you can say about Gafferpuffs, it's that we know how to be flexible.
Molly: Thank you!
1843
Frederick: Of course, Molly. Here.... I feel really good about this.
King 1: Well my formidable foe, here we are.
1844
King 2: Yes. After ten years of fighting, we have finally reached an end to these shenanigans.
King 1: let us no longer let our people suffer the pangs of war. A Truce!
1845
King 2: A truce!
King 1: Gesundheit.
1846
King 2: Thank you.
King 1: Here, y new-found friend, I drink to your health and the prosperity of our union.
1847
King 2: Here here!
King 1: Tell me, now that we have supped the communal wine of peace, (pause) how would you feel if I murdered your people and took over your land?
1848
King 2:What the what?
King 1: Did you honestly think I would step aside and let these years of bloodshed mean nothing? That wine was poisoned, you fool! I expect you to die a cruel, horrible death in 3... 2... 1...
1849
King 2: Well that poison didn't work!
King 1: Huzzah! Now I am the one King to rule them all! Nothing can stop me now!
I said... NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Nothing... can stop.... me now? Frederick? Frederick!? He's been poisoned!
1850
Nearly Partless Ned: Hey! No ad-libbing in my play. Stick to the script!
Molly: No, I mean Frederick has literally been poisoned!
1851
(Everyone screams!)
Molly: Where's Snipe? I bet he's behind this!
1852
Snipe: Why would I do such a thing?
Molly: I should've drank from hat glass, not Frederick! You've been out to get me since day one-- you Life Cheater!
1853
Moldefort: I had to stop them. But this cursed child has to live! Her parents' love for theatre protected her when she was a mere infant.
Molly: (saddened) I thought it was their love for ME that protected me.
1854
Sorting Scarf: Hi I am the sorting scarf, I've come to choose your houses (pause, slowly thinking) My you are a tricky one--
Molly: (interrupts) Oh, please not Scorsesoryn! Anything but that!
1855
Sorting Scarf: Hmm... but you could be great! You could even get William Shatner to act with your directing potential!
Molly: Please, no!
1856
Donna: (insert guess #2 here)
Molly: To be or not to be, that is the question!
1857
Donna: Wow, that month went fast!
Molly: You're telling me! I don't know if I'm ready for the first challenge.
1858
Persephone: Oh no, Donna! You got a Projector!
Molly: A what?
1859
Donna: What's wrong?
Molly: My birthmark. It's burning!
1860
Donna: You mean your Moldefort mark?
| Thunder crash.
Molly: It's been acting up a bit recently.
1861
Donna: What does that mean?
Molly: I don't know, but I don't think I can finish this tail. My hand hurts too much. And where did my scissors go?
1862
Snipe: Really, Ms. Goodlove? I think it's just too small to fit both of Ratley's legs.
Molly: Sorry, I had some issues finishing my piece.
1863
Persephone: What's happening with your hand, Molly?
Molly: It's this blasted spot! It feels like it's on fire!
1864
Persephone: Well, actually Donna, we have no evidential proof of that. His body was never found.
Molly: Don't get carried away, guys.
1865
Donna: What is it, Molly?
Molly: You don't think Snipe would steal my scissors, do you?
1866
Persephone: Donna! Take a breath. Remember your training! Breathe through the emotion. Save your drama for the stage.
Molly: Well, just help me keep an eye on Snipe, will you? And as for my spot, I'm sure it's just carpal tunnel. Hopefully it will be better by next month.
1867
Bumblefloor: Thank you, Fayco. Molly, please share your concept with us.
Molly: Well, I approached this challenge from the standpoint of taking a play which is problematic in our current society. I've always enjoyed the fun banter of Kate and Petruchio in Shakespeare's, "The Taming of the Shrew," but it does pose a challenge as it can be interpreted as highly misogynistic. And we don't need to be presenting plays which degrade women. So, I would take this play and set it in... (unfurls poster) ah... the Wild West... Yes! Where Kate is a strong women with the same, ah, caliber as the famous... gun-slingers. And when Petruchio is trying to control her, she is playing the same game against him, so they are on equal footing. Instead of a submissive wife, she will be his... partner in crime.
1868
Donna: Way to go!
Molly: Thanks, but I didn't draw that hat! I had to make up all that Western stuff on the fly!
1869
Mooney: No, protecting!
All: Huh?
1870
Frederick: Wow! What an honor to be your partner, Molly. I feel like I'm in great hands!
Molly: It's an honor to work with you too, Frederick!
1871
Frederick: What happened, Molly?
Molly:Oh, sorry. It's nothing.
1872
Frederick: OK. Why don't we start rehearsing? We only have a month!
Molly: Who's turn was it to bring the sign?
1873
Frederick: I don't know.
Molly: How long do we wait?
1874
Frederick: Maybe we should just continue?
Molly: Good idea.
1875
Frederick: That was a short ,on the, but I feel really good about how well we rehearsed that scene, as long as those Critiquers don't show up!
Molly: It's not the Critiquers I'm worried about, it's my hand. It's still really painful.
1876
Fred Tolom: Don't touch other people's props! This one is for Molly Sculptor.
Molly: That's weird.
1877
Frederick: What's weird?
Molly: It's just... um, nothing. Frederick, I don't think I'm going to be able to pull off King 2's fight choreography.
1878
Frederick: Then let's switch. I'll play King 2.
Molly: Are you sure?
1879
Frederick: Yeah! If there's anything you can say about Gafferpuffs, it's that we know how to be flexible.
Molly: Thank you!
1880
Frederick: Of course, Molly. Here.... I feel really good about this.
King 1: Well my formidable foe, here we are.
1881
King 2: Yes. After ten years of fighting, we have finally reached an end to these shenanigans.
King 1: let us no longer let our people suffer the pangs of war. A Truce!
1882
King 2: A truce!
King 1: Gesundheit.
1883
King 2: Thank you.
King 1: Here, y new-found friend, I drink to your health and the prosperity of our union.
1884
King 2: Here here!
King 1: Tell me, now that we have supped the communal wine of peace, (pause) how would you feel if I murdered your people and took over your land?
1885
King 2:What the what?
King 1: Did you honestly think I would step aside and let these years of bloodshed mean nothing? That wine was poisoned, you fool! I expect you to die a cruel, horrible death in 3... 2... 1...
1886
King 2: Well that poison didn't work!
King 1: Huzzah! Now I am the one King to rule them all! Nothing can stop me now!
I said... NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Nothing... can stop.... me now? Frederick? Frederick!? He's been poisoned!
1887
Nearly Partless Ned: Hey! No ad-libbing in my play. Stick to the script!
Molly: No, I mean Frederick has literally been poisoned!
1888
(Everyone screams!)
Molly: Where's Snipe? I bet he's behind this!
1889
Snipe: Why would I do such a thing?
Molly: I should've drank from hat glass, not Frederick! You've been out to get me since day one-- you Life Cheater!
1890
Moldefort: I had to stop them. But this cursed child has to live! Her parents' love for theatre protected her when she was a mere infant.
Molly: (saddened) I thought it was their love for ME that protected me.
1891
Sorting Scarf: Hi I am the sorting scarf, I've come to choose your houses (pause, slowly thinking) My you are a tricky one--
Molly: (interrupts) Oh, please not Scorsesoryn! Anything but that!
1892
Sorting Scarf: Hmm... but you could be great! You could even get William Shatner to act with your directing potential!
Molly: Please, no!
1893
Donna: (insert guess #2 here)
Molly: To be or not to be, that is the question!
1894
Donna: Wow, that month went fast!
Molly: You're telling me! I don't know if I'm ready for the first challenge.
1895
Persephone: Oh no, Donna! You got a Projector!
Molly: A what?
1896
Donna: What's wrong?
Molly: My birthmark. It's burning!
1897
Donna: You mean your Moldefort mark?
| Thunder crash.
Molly: It's been acting up a bit recently.
1898
Donna: What does that mean?
Molly: I don't know, but I don't think I can finish this tail. My hand hurts too much. And where did my scissors go?
1899
Snipe: Really, Ms. Goodlove? I think it's just too small to fit both of Ratley's legs.
Molly: Sorry, I had some issues finishing my piece.
1900
Persephone: What's happening with your hand, Molly?
Molly: It's this blasted spot! It feels like it's on fire!
1901
Persephone: Well, actually Donna, we have no evidential proof of that. His body was never found.
Molly: Don't get carried away, guys.
1902
Donna: What is it, Molly?
Molly: You don't think Snipe would steal my scissors, do you?
1903
Persephone: Donna! Take a breath. Remember your training! Breathe through the emotion. Save your drama for the stage.
Molly: Well, just help me keep an eye on Snipe, will you? And as for my spot, I'm sure it's just carpal tunnel. Hopefully it will be better by next month.
1904
Bumblefloor: Thank you, Fayco. Molly, please share your concept with us.
Molly: Well, I approached this challenge from the standpoint of taking a play which is problematic in our current society. I've always enjoyed the fun banter of Kate and Petruchio in Shakespeare's, "The Taming of the Shrew," but it does pose a challenge as it can be interpreted as highly misogynistic. And we don't need to be presenting plays which degrade women. So, I would take this play and set it in... (unfurls poster) ah... the Wild West... Yes! Where Kate is a strong women with the same, ah, caliber as the famous... gun-slingers. And when Petruchio is trying to control her, she is playing the same game against him, so they are on equal footing. Instead of a submissive wife, she will be his... partner in crime.
1905
Donna: Way to go!
Molly: Thanks, but I didn't draw that hat! I had to make up all that Western stuff on the fly!
1906
Mooney: No, protecting!
All: Huh?
1907
Frederick: Wow! What an honor to be your partner, Molly. I feel like I'm in great hands!
Molly: It's an honor to work with you too, Frederick!
1908
Frederick: What happened, Molly?
Molly:Oh, sorry. It's nothing.
1909
Frederick: OK. Why don't we start rehearsing? We only have a month!
Molly: Who's turn was it to bring the sign?
1910
Frederick: I don't know.
Molly: How long do we wait?
1911
Frederick: Maybe we should just continue?
Molly: Good idea.
1912
Frederick: That was a short ,on the, but I feel really good about how well we rehearsed that scene, as long as those Critiquers don't show up!
Molly: It's not the Critiquers I'm worried about, it's my hand. It's still really painful.
1913
Fred Tolom: Don't touch other people's props! This one is for Molly Sculptor.
Molly: That's weird.
1914
Frederick: What's weird?
Molly: It's just... um, nothing. Frederick, I don't think I'm going to be able to pull off King 2's fight choreography.
1915
Frederick: Then let's switch. I'll play King 2.
Molly: Are you sure?
1916
Frederick: Yeah! If there's anything you can say about Gafferpuffs, it's that we know how to be flexible.
Molly: Thank you!
1917
Frederick: Of course, Molly. Here.... I feel really good about this.
King 1: Well my formidable foe, here we are.
1918
King 2: Yes. After ten years of fighting, we have finally reached an end to these shenanigans.
King 1: let us no longer let our people suffer the pangs of war. A Truce!
1919
King 2: A truce!
King 1: Gesundheit.
1920
King 2: Thank you.
King 1: Here, y new-found friend, I drink to your health and the prosperity of our union.
1921
King 2: Here here!
King 1: Tell me, now that we have supped the communal wine of peace, (pause) how would you feel if I murdered your people and took over your land?
1922
King 2:What the what?
King 1: Did you honestly think I would step aside and let these years of bloodshed mean nothing? That wine was poisoned, you fool! I expect you to die a cruel, horrible death in 3... 2... 1...
1923
King 2: Well that poison didn't work!
King 1: Huzzah! Now I am the one King to rule them all! Nothing can stop me now!
I said... NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Nothing... can stop.... me now? Frederick? Frederick!? He's been poisoned!
1924
Nearly Partless Ned: Hey! No ad-libbing in my play. Stick to the script!
Molly: No, I mean Frederick has literally been poisoned!
1925
(Everyone screams!)
Molly: Where's Snipe? I bet he's behind this!
1926
Snipe: Why would I do such a thing?
Molly: I should've drank from hat glass, not Frederick! You've been out to get me since day one-- you Life Cheater!
1927
Moldefort: I had to stop them. But this cursed child has to live! Her parents' love for theatre protected her when she was a mere infant.
Molly: (saddened) I thought it was their love for ME that protected me.
1928
Sorting Scarf: Hi I am the sorting scarf, I've come to choose your houses (pause, slowly thinking) My you are a tricky one--
Molly: (interrupts) Oh, please not Scorsesoryn! Anything but that!
1929
Sorting Scarf: Hmm... but you could be great! You could even get William Shatner to act with your directing potential!
Molly: Please, no!
1930
Donna: (insert guess #2 here)
Molly: To be or not to be, that is the question!
1931
Donna: Wow, that month went fast!
Molly: You're telling me! I don't know if I'm ready for the first challenge.
1932
Persephone: Oh no, Donna! You got a Projector!
Molly: A what?
1933
Donna: What's wrong?
Molly: My birthmark. It's burning!
1934
Donna: You mean your Moldefort mark?
| Thunder crash.
Molly: It's been acting up a bit recently.
1935
Donna: What does that mean?
Molly: I don't know, but I don't think I can finish this tail. My hand hurts too much. And where did my scissors go?
1936
Snipe: Really, Ms. Goodlove? I think it's just too small to fit both of Ratley's legs.
Molly: Sorry, I had some issues finishing my piece.
1937
Persephone: What's happening with your hand, Molly?
Molly: It's this blasted spot! It feels like it's on fire!
1938
Persephone: Well, actually Donna, we have no evidential proof of that. His body was never found.
Molly: Don't get carried away, guys.
1939
Donna: What is it, Molly?
Molly: You don't think Snipe would steal my scissors, do you?
1940
Persephone: Donna! Take a breath. Remember your training! Breathe through the emotion. Save your drama for the stage.
Molly: Well, just help me keep an eye on Snipe, will you? And as for my spot, I'm sure it's just carpal tunnel. Hopefully it will be better by next month.
1941
Bumblefloor: Thank you, Fayco. Molly, please share your concept with us.
Molly: Well, I approached this challenge from the standpoint of taking a play which is problematic in our current society. I've always enjoyed the fun banter of Kate and Petruchio in Shakespeare's, "The Taming of the Shrew," but it does pose a challenge as it can be interpreted as highly misogynistic. And we don't need to be presenting plays which degrade women. So, I would take this play and set it in... (unfurls poster) ah... the Wild West... Yes! Where Kate is a strong women with the same, ah, caliber as the famous... gun-slingers. And when Petruchio is trying to control her, she is playing the same game against him, so they are on equal footing. Instead of a submissive wife, she will be his... partner in crime.
1942
Donna: Way to go!
Molly: Thanks, but I didn't draw that hat! I had to make up all that Western stuff on the fly!
1943
Mooney: No, protecting!
All: Huh?
1944
Frederick: Wow! What an honor to be your partner, Molly. I feel like I'm in great hands!
Molly: It's an honor to work with you too, Frederick!
1945
Frederick: What happened, Molly?
Molly:Oh, sorry. It's nothing.
1946
Frederick: OK. Why don't we start rehearsing? We only have a month!
Molly: Who's turn was it to bring the sign?
1947
Frederick: I don't know.
Molly: How long do we wait?
1948
Frederick: Maybe we should just continue?
Molly: Good idea.
1949
Frederick: That was a short ,on the, but I feel really good about how well we rehearsed that scene, as long as those Critiquers don't show up!
Molly: It's not the Critiquers I'm worried about, it's my hand. It's still really painful.
1950
Fred Tolom: Don't touch other people's props! This one is for Molly Sculptor.
Molly: That's weird.
1951
Frederick: What's weird?
Molly: It's just... um, nothing. Frederick, I don't think I'm going to be able to pull off King 2's fight choreography.
1952
Frederick: Then let's switch. I'll play King 2.
Molly: Are you sure?
1953
Frederick: Yeah! If there's anything you can say about Gafferpuffs, it's that we know how to be flexible.
Molly: Thank you!
1954
Frederick: Of course, Molly. Here.... I feel really good about this.
King 1: Well my formidable foe, here we are.
1955
King 2: Yes. After ten years of fighting, we have finally reached an end to these shenanigans.
King 1: let us no longer let our people suffer the pangs of war. A Truce!
1956
King 2: A truce!
King 1: Gesundheit.
1957
King 2: Thank you.
King 1: Here, y new-found friend, I drink to your health and the prosperity of our union.
1958
King 2: Here here!
King 1: Tell me, now that we have supped the communal wine of peace, (pause) how would you feel if I murdered your people and took over your land?
1959
King 2:What the what?
King 1: Did you honestly think I would step aside and let these years of bloodshed mean nothing? That wine was poisoned, you fool! I expect you to die a cruel, horrible death in 3... 2... 1...
1960
King 2: Well that poison didn't work!
King 1: Huzzah! Now I am the one King to rule them all! Nothing can stop me now!
I said... NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Nothing... can stop.... me now? Frederick? Frederick!? He's been poisoned!
1961
Nearly Partless Ned: Hey! No ad-libbing in my play. Stick to the script!
Molly: No, I mean Frederick has literally been poisoned!
1962
(Everyone screams!)
Molly: Where's Snipe? I bet he's behind this!
1963
Snipe: Why would I do such a thing?
Molly: I should've drank from hat glass, not Frederick! You've been out to get me since day one-- you Life Cheater!
1964
Moldefort: I had to stop them. But this cursed child has to live! Her parents' love for theatre protected her when she was a mere infant.
Molly: (saddened) I thought it was their love for ME that protected me.
1965
Sorting Scarf: Hi I am the sorting scarf, I've come to choose your houses (pause, slowly thinking) My you are a tricky one--
Molly: (interrupts) Oh, please not Scorsesoryn! Anything but that!
1966
Sorting Scarf: Hmm... but you could be great! You could even get William Shatner to act with your directing potential!
Molly: Please, no!
1967
Donna: (insert guess #2 here)
Molly: To be or not to be, that is the question!
1968
Donna: Wow, that month went fast!
Molly: You're telling me! I don't know if I'm ready for the first challenge.
1969
Persephone: Oh no, Donna! You got a Projector!
Molly: A what?
1970
Donna: What's wrong?
Molly: My birthmark. It's burning!
1971
Donna: You mean your Moldefort mark?
| Thunder crash.
Molly: It's been acting up a bit recently.
1972
Donna: What does that mean?
Molly: I don't know, but I don't think I can finish this tail. My hand hurts too much. And where did my scissors go?
1973
Snipe: Really, Ms. Goodlove? I think it's just too small to fit both of Ratley's legs.
Molly: Sorry, I had some issues finishing my piece.
1974
Persephone: What's happening with your hand, Molly?
Molly: It's this blasted spot! It feels like it's on fire!
1975
Persephone: Well, actually Donna, we have no evidential proof of that. His body was never found.
Molly: Don't get carried away, guys.
1976
Donna: What is it, Molly?
Molly: You don't think Snipe would steal my scissors, do you?
1977
Persephone: Donna! Take a breath. Remember your training! Breathe through the emotion. Save your drama for the stage.
Molly: Well, just help me keep an eye on Snipe, will you? And as for my spot, I'm sure it's just carpal tunnel. Hopefully it will be better by next month.
1978
Bumblefloor: Thank you, Fayco. Molly, please share your concept with us.
Molly: Well, I approached this challenge from the standpoint of taking a play which is problematic in our current society. I've always enjoyed the fun banter of Kate and Petruchio in Shakespeare's, "The Taming of the Shrew," but it does pose a challenge as it can be interpreted as highly misogynistic. And we don't need to be presenting plays which degrade women. So, I would take this play and set it in... (unfurls poster) ah... the Wild West... Yes! Where Kate is a strong women with the same, ah, caliber as the famous... gun-slingers. And when Petruchio is trying to control her, she is playing the same game against him, so they are on equal footing. Instead of a submissive wife, she will be his... partner in crime.
1979
Donna: Way to go!
Molly: Thanks, but I didn't draw that hat! I had to make up all that Western stuff on the fly!
1980
Mooney: No, protecting!
All: Huh?
1981
Frederick: Wow! What an honor to be your partner, Molly. I feel like I'm in great hands!
Molly: It's an honor to work with you too, Frederick!
1982
Frederick: What happened, Molly?
Molly:Oh, sorry. It's nothing.
1983
Frederick: OK. Why don't we start rehearsing? We only have a month!
Molly: Who's turn was it to bring the sign?
1984
Frederick: I don't know.
Molly: How long do we wait?
1985
Frederick: Maybe we should just continue?
Molly: Good idea.
1986
Frederick: That was a short ,on the, but I feel really good about how well we rehearsed that scene, as long as those Critiquers don't show up!
Molly: It's not the Critiquers I'm worried about, it's my hand. It's still really painful.
1987
Fred Tolom: Don't touch other people's props! This one is for Molly Sculptor.
Molly: That's weird.
1988
Frederick: What's weird?
Molly: It's just... um, nothing. Frederick, I don't think I'm going to be able to pull off King 2's fight choreography.
1989
Frederick: Then let's switch. I'll play King 2.
Molly: Are you sure?
1990
Frederick: Yeah! If there's anything you can say about Gafferpuffs, it's that we know how to be flexible.
Molly: Thank you!
1991
Frederick: Of course, Molly. Here.... I feel really good about this.
King 1: Well my formidable foe, here we are.
1992
King 2: Yes. After ten years of fighting, we have finally reached an end to these shenanigans.
King 1: let us no longer let our people suffer the pangs of war. A Truce!
1993
King 2: A truce!
King 1: Gesundheit.
1994
King 2: Thank you.
King 1: Here, y new-found friend, I drink to your health and the prosperity of our union.
1995
King 2: Here here!
King 1: Tell me, now that we have supped the communal wine of peace, (pause) how would you feel if I murdered your people and took over your land?
1996
King 2:What the what?
King 1: Did you honestly think I would step aside and let these years of bloodshed mean nothing? That wine was poisoned, you fool! I expect you to die a cruel, horrible death in 3... 2... 1...
1997
King 2: Well that poison didn't work!
King 1: Huzzah! Now I am the one King to rule them all! Nothing can stop me now!
I said... NOTHING CAN STOP ME NOW!
Nothing... can stop.... me now? Frederick? Frederick!? He's been poisoned!
1998
Nearly Partless Ned: Hey! No ad-libbing in my play. Stick to the script!
Molly: No, I mean Frederick has literally been poisoned!
1999
(Everyone screams!)
Molly: Where's Snipe? I bet he's behind this!
2000
Snipe: Why would I do such a thing?
Molly: I should've drank from hat glass, not Frederick! You've been out to get me since day one-- you Life Cheater!
2001
Moldefort: I had to stop them. But this cursed child has to live! Her parents' love for theatre protected her when she was a mere infant.
Molly: (saddened) I thought it was their love for ME that protected me.
