Back from the brink
(Piggy sashays up the hallway and peeps into the doorway.)
Piggy: Moi though there was going to be a movie.
Kermit: Mfgph. Ith thinth wem ithed--achoo! (Feathers scatter everywhere.)
Piggy: Kermie! You're dragging them again!
(In actuality, Kermit resembles nothing so much as an AM made completely of feathers and fuzz. Something like a sigh wafts up from the depths of the all the feathers.)
Kermit: Ptooh! Yuckth! Piggy--I can't even see where I'm going. How many feather boas does the average person need?
Piggy: (patiently) Moi has no idea how many feather boas the average person needs. Moi, however, needs a good deal more than average. (Sounding pouty.) You should be glad I waited until they were on sale.
Kermit: (dryly) I suppose so. Nice of you to let me pay.
Piggy: (brightening) Moi can be nice. (She bats her long lashes at Kermit, who gulps.)
Kermit: (faintly) Sheesh.
Piggy: Where are the rest of my things?
Kermit: Don't you mean, where are Fozzie and Ru? Probably still unloading the car.
Piggy: (pouty again) It is very inconvenient to have to move out of the dorms. And I thought there was going to be a movie here.
(Ru and Fozzie appear, staggering under the weight of shopping bags.)
Ru: I heard the movie got, um, eaten.
Fozzie: If it was a comedy, I bet it tasted Fun-Nee! Wocka! Wocka!
(Kermit and Ru exchange surprised looks. Not bad comedy for spur of the moment!)
Piggy: (muttering) Why must we always live with weirdos.
Ru: Tell you what--let's drop everything off at the studio and then we'll go find a bite to eat and a movie.
Piggy: Ooh! There's a new cafe at the mall that offers chocolate entrees!
Kermit: (hopefully) There's a Charlie Chaplin retrospective showing at the Vogue.
(Nods and smiles, and much trundling of feathers.)