Homelio the Baptist and Fooliet the Presby
Fooliet: Homelio, Homelio, where for art thou, Homelio?
Homelio: Fairest maiden Fooliet, I am over here in yonder rose garden.
Fooliet: Why art thou there my love? Art thou trying to keep from getting plopped on by that dove?
Homelio: No, my fair maiden. I am here avoiding yonder's police officers. You see, whilst I was out, I had one too many stouts, and when they saw me on my trusty mule, Daisy Mae, they sought to lock me away and hide the key.
Fooliet: By my dear sir, I have warned you of the perils of those spirits, as the bible says to test them, not taste them. This is what happens whenst thou does not heed the advice of your future wife. Must I tell you this again?
Homelio: No, my fair lady. Tis true, and you are once again correct. I disobeyed your warning and almost got a broken neck.
Fooliet: Please listen to me, my love, whenever I speak to you....
Homelio: I am sorry, my dear, what was that you said to your fool?
Fooliet: I have to go and repeat myself over and over again, and in the end, I see my future husband evading the police and hiding in a rose garden.
Homelio: I am sorry, my fair maiden, for my short attention span. But I can only focus on one thing at a time, because I am a man.
Fooliet: Well focus on this, Homelio.
We close as her secret lover, Prince Escalator takes her to her upper room, and leaves Homelio in the rose garden to gloom and doom.