Wishin' and Hopin' Page #4
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If he thought
he could get me
Just by calling me a girl,
He was absolutely right.
Now, I had never
actually seen a horror movie
In a theater before,
Since my mother was adamant
that they'd give me nightmares.
But I figured,
what does she know?
Oh, man,
that head looked so fake.
Yeah.
A million scenarios
raced through my head
Every time I heard a noise
that night.
I knew it was Bette Davis.
She was coming for my head.
Or just one of my sisters
using the bathroom.
Lonny was right.
That stupid head did look
pretty fake.
What was I so scared of?
She is so gross.
How does she eat that?
Come on, Felix.
What... Where are we going?
Hello, classmates.
Mind if us gentlemen join you?
It is still free country.
You look older
than most of the girls.
How old are you?
We have different school
where I'm from.
Yeah, I'm older too...
No, just dumb, I guess.
Silly boy.
Your accent sure is funny.
I no have accent.
Your accent funny.
Say, "go blow slop
in a pail."
Go blow slopping pail.
Oh, my god.
This is great.
Okay, Lonny,
your turn.
Say...
What'd I say?
Tell me what I said.
You esk feel, so you go to
headmistress office today.
Yo-dis?
What the heck is "yo-dis"?
Soft place.
Ow.
My "esk."
I pitcher today.
Okay, fellas?
I pick Zhenya.
I good baseball player,
eh, Felix?
Better than Mickey Mouse, da?
Mickey mouse.
He good baseball player.
I suppose so
for a cartoon.
Nyet, Felix Funicello.
No cartoon.
He play with Yankees
in New York.
It's Mickey mantle, stupid.
You're right, Lonny.
than you though.
It was the first time
Lonny had been on the receiving
end of an insult,
And he kind of liked it.
Tableau vivant.
Who can tell me what this means?
Yes?
Uh, a tablecloth?
No, Lonny.
Anyone else?
Okay.
Get ready.
It means
"living picture."
Madame, you crazy.
Picture do not live.
That's why it is called picture.
Oui, oui, Zhenya.
And after learning
of my extensive experience
In the other lesson,
She has agreed to let
Christmas pageant this year.
What does that mean?
It means you will be the stars
of the show.
Between my famous
family lineage
And my upcoming
Raer Andy appearce,
Madame must have known I was
already a star in the making.
There will be four scenes,
Each one presented between the
other classes' musical numbers,
All leading up
to the showstopping finale
Of la nativite.
Imagine when the curtains part
To reveal you
all still as statues.
You will hear gasps of awe
and wonder from the audience.
Like I say,
looney tune.
There will be parts
for all of you,
From shepherds
to angels
To the holy family.
Of course not, dummy.
Santa's not in the bible.
- What did you just call me?
- You heard me.
Well, wait till the NAACP
hears about this.
What about the baby Jesus?
A real enfant might
be a problem,
But perhaps one of you has a...
Comment dit...
A baby doll?
Tres bien, Jackie.
There's sheep at the farm
that we could use.
Yeah, they're real
well-Behaved and everything.
And right on cue...
Okay, hands down.
Class, settle down.
There will be no casting
decisions made just yet.
And moving on from our tableau,
I will be visiting my family
And you will have a...
remplacement...
A replacement.
Oui, Franz?
Aren't you already
the replacement?
D'accord.
You shall have a remplacement
for your remplacement.
Who will it be?
I believe that sister
Agrippina's agreed to step in.
What is a Agrippina?
Sure enough,
later that week,
We were back in the clutches
of the enforcer.
Take out your arithmetic books
and a sheet of paper.
Complete problems
one through ten on page 52.
I had seen that look
on her face before.
It said, "try anything,
And the pain I inflict in return
will make you pray you hadn't."
All of us knew better
than to cross her...
almost all of us.
Young lady,
where do you think you're going?
I don't speak sign language.
Pencil sharpener.
I don't remember
you raising your hand
And asking for permission.
No permission.
Why is big deal
you making of this?
And that is totally
unacceptable.
Why you no
go blow slop in pail?
Wow.
Would have gotten Zhenya
kicked out of school for good,
to her defense
When she returned.
Sister Agrippina has been
transferred from St. Aloysius
For good.
I myself know the confusion
of being in a nouvelle culture.
No need for French here,
Mrs. Frechette.
We're all aware that you are
from Montreal.
Quebec city, actually.
Even worse.
Please, please,
Give miss Zhenya one more shot.
I assure you,
just to...
Comment dit?
Misunderstanding.
She is your student,
For the time being, at least.
in your hands.
May god help us all.
Attention, class.
Mademoiselle Rosalie would like
project for the class.
Mademoiselle?
"Russians,
And are they a threat
to America?"
By Rosalie Twerski.
First of all,
Russians are atheists
and do not celebrate Christmas.
Second of all...
What she talk about?
We go to Russian orthodox church
in USA.
We love Christmas.
Zhenya knew exactly
how to fire back at Rosalie,
And the competition
was officially on.
And third,
Russian spies continue
to infiltrate the united states
To steal the secret
of the atom bomb.
Blessed art thou
amongst women,
And blessed is fruit
of thy womb.
Zhenya...
As the pageant approached,
subtle hints
About who deserved the role
of the blessed virgin.
Bonjour, Madame Frechette.
Bonjour, Rosalie.
Hi.
Hey, Rosalie,
what are you, slow?
That's supposed to be
on your neck.
I happen to have a head cold.
My current event is an article
About an experimental program
called subscription television.
It's about how people will pay
to have channels
They don't normally get
on their TVs.
Yes, Felix?
It's like paying for water
When it comes out of the sink
for free.
I don't know.
It doesn't get into Pacifics,
okay?
Does anybody else have
any good questions?
Tres bien, Rosalie.
You may take your seat.
Your turn, Felix.
Felix Funicello.
At the end of the week,
I'll be taking a bus to Hartford
With the other midshipmen
To appear on
the ranger Andy show.
Oh, live television.
How exciting.
Yeah, well,
Has been on TV, like,
a billion times,
So it's kind of
family tradition.
Zhenya?
Who is this cousin you say?
This Annette Funicello?
She used to be a mouseketeer,
But now she's
a big-Time movie star.
Movie star at cinema?
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