067- Jerry and El Mundo

Jerry of the Circus. Oh, Colin. This is Colin. What are you doing?

I love...I hardly know what to say. How did you get way up on his head? Where's Olsen? He had to work. You mean to say you play along with this great big elephant? I am so glad to see he.

Well, come down. Come down on the ground. Why may I do it? Do something may happen to you. Look how that beast throws his trunk about. No, listen to him. He sounds as if he were getting mad.

Oh, no, no, no. He's good friend. What moment do I wonder? Ah, do you see how he puts a beast thrust so that I need to step down? There. Oh. And now I go, but I shall come back.

Poor thing. He does not understand, but I shall teach him English. Miss Carmen, would you... What is this, Major? Well, I was just wondering if you could... Well, could you take a walk with me?

Well... Am I too out for lunch? Would that be asking too much? Oh, no, of course not, Major. But you see, well, my brothers, I'm of rehearsed with them. So, if you will excuse me, my good friend, I must leave you.

And El Mundo too. Orson, he will come back. You stay here till El Mundo is taken care of. Yes? Well, of course, Miss Common. Anything for you? Anything. Oh, good, I see your senior. I go.

Goodbye, sweet lady. Oh, Mundo. She leaves us. And you love her so, too. How tragic to feel so strongly, not to have that love returned. But she called us our good friend. We can always remember that, can't we?