All we have to do is be the first to get this flag up there. Star and the children at the kids' table excitedly watch as the adults go.Ĭome on, Marco. It's about time! I've been thinking about this all year! She stands up on her chair and pulls out a pink flag unique from all the others.Ĭut back to the grownup table. With flags!Įveryone cheers in agreement, pulling out red and blue flags. There is a way we can settle this petty dispute like the civilized people we are. There's no need for all this back and forth about who's better than who.
Your neck ruffles are choking off the oxygen to your brain! You Johansens spoiled my appetite like you spoiled the Butterfly family tree. There's no need for any of this, I just want e. Oh, it's starting to happen! īack at the grownup table, the Butteflys (with the exception of Queen Butterfly) and their servants argue with the Johansens, everyone talking over one another.
One Johansen groans through a mouthful of corn and stuffs corn into his ears to try and block out the noise. The loud slurping noises annoy the Johansens, who abruptly stop eating. What's the big deal?Īt the grownup table, the Butterflys are being fed their food as the Johansens messily eat their own. Star growls and holds up her wand, which glows green and makes zapping noises as it omits an electric charge. One of the young Butterfly children plays with her food, getting some of it on Star's face. My man here knows what I'm talking about. I'm too old to be sitting at this stupid kids' table. Everyone stares at her.Ĭheck out this big girl sitting at the grown-up table!Ĭut to the kids' table, where Star and Marco are sitting, along with six young children. Manfred lifts the cover off the plate, revealing Star. Yes, Aunt Etheria, I heard you the first hundred times. Ladies and gentlemen of the Butterfly- Johansen Annual Picnic, lunch is served. Men and women surround a large table, and Manfred enters with a large plate. Scene opens in Mewni, three men play trumpets.
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