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The Queen of the Castle

Me: ‘Harriet’s the Queen of the Castle. Get down you dirty rascal.‘

Nell: How dare you sing something like that? I am not a dirty rascal. I’m a Senior Labrador.

Me: It’s a nursery rhyme. Harriet reminded me of it when she climbed up there.

Nell: I wish she wouldn’t. I’ve told her repeatedly not to do that.

Me: I think she’s part of Special Forces.

Nell: Special Forces?

Me: Yes. The Flamingo Foreign Legion are recruiting to help them find Frankie the missing flamingo.

Nell: I know. Henry and Horst are heavily involved.

Me: What does that mean?

Nell: Never you mind.

Me: Don’t tap your nose like that. Have they gone undercover?

Nell: Underfeather would be more accurate.

Me: Are they flying around the country on a flamingo?

Nell: Let’s start with Devon, shall we?

Me: They’re like World War One pilots, aren’t they? Risking their lives in fragile aircraft.

Nell: I’m not sure Count Bingo would appreciate the comparison.

Me: I hope they’re wearing hats and safety goggles.

Nell: Of course they are.

Me: Dave hasn’t joined them, has he?

Nell: Can you seriously see David flying around on a flamingo?

Me: I can. He has an awfully noble side to him, you know. Darling Big Brave Beautiful Boy.

Nell: Where are we going to find a flamingo large enough to carry him?

Me: What about a Golden Eagle?

Nell: Don’t be silly.

Me: Are none available?

Nell: I’m not even going to answer that.

Me: I hope the Beefies haven’t been recruited.

Nell: Actually, they did volunteer.

Me: Really?

Nell: Yes, and Count Bingo decided to accept their help.

Me: Gosh.

Nell: They have a vast network all along the coast and it would be foolish not to take advantage of it.

Me: You’re right. Sorry.

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