
Freda: *sighs* I knew this would happen.

Freda: Gregory's escaped.

Frederick: Oh, dear.

Frederick: Where has he gone?

Freda: Where else?

Freda: Tonight's the night we're supposed to be at the cliffs.

Frederick: That reminds me---wait a minute.

Frederick: The amulet's gone!

Frederick: Gregory.

Freda: Don't make such a drastic assumption, dear.

Freda: He's the key plot device, and he's on our side.

Frederick: I suppose you're right.


Frederick: I can't feel my legs.

Freda: Is it bad?

Frederick: I certainly hope not. We need to get to the cliffs...somehow.

Freda: We'll think of something.

Frederick: Are you sure of this?

Freda: Absolutely.

Frederick: Do you hear that?


Freda: Well, that's a fortunate change of luck.

Dottie: First you tell me you like Rudolph and now you want to put out that he's a horrible influence on our son?
Bob: He's too weird.

Dottie: Too weird? Seriously? That's your excuse?
Bob: What's wrong with it?

Bob: The kid wrapped himself in foil and covered himself with a tapestry.
Dottie: And what if he has a skin condition?

Frederick and Freda: Uh...well....
Freda: Look.

Frederick: Well, fancy that.

Frederick: Our children are amazing.

Bob: Skin condition, huh?
Dottie: You're the one obsessing constantly over how "normal" our son should be.

Bob: So that's a bad thing?
Dottie: You think?

Dottie: I don't know about you but I want to know where the hell our son is.

Dottie: This is ridiculous. I have no idea who this Rudolph person is or whether Tony's dead in a ditch somewhere, and you're not helping.

Bob: Anything good on the phone sex front?
Dottie: Please, God, get him away from me.

Bob: Sorry. That was uncalled for.
*Like she hasn't heard that one before.*

*Doorbell*
Bob: I'll get it.

Dottie: Finally.


Bob: Hang on, I'm right here.

Bob: Hello?

Freda: Hello.

Bob: Where have you been all my life?

Freda: A lady never reveals her age, darling.

Freda: But I'll have you know I am a married mother of three.

Bob: Oh.

Bob: How about a one-night stand?

Dottie: Robert!

Freda: It seems the lady of the house protests.

Dottie: Who are these people?

Frederick: I am Frederick Sackville-Bagg. You've met my wife Freda.

Frederick: I am Rudolph's father.

Frederick: I'm sure you're quite worried for Tony's safety. I could tell you where he is.

Dottie: You...you could?

Frederick: Yes, I could.

*kisses*

Frederick: If the lady insists.

Dottie: Uh....well...uh...you see...


Bob: Are we supposed to be dressed funny?

Frederick and Freda: Beg pardon?

Frederick: Do you realize you're married to an idiot?
Dottie: Yes. Yes, I do.

Frederick: You see, Robert, we're not in costume.

Frederick: We are aristocrats.

Dottie: You don't say.


Freda: Honestly, Robert, you need to stop staring at me like that.

Freda: He's forgetting to drool, dear.

Dottie: Oh, I'm sure. I'm sure.
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