Smith over to the piano.Feigning interest in her guest, Lucy asks: "Tell me some more about Arizona." He corrects her: "Oklahoma." Lucy and Jerry speak in double entendres hat only they can appreciate:Jerry: (To Mr.Smith) Hey, is he getting enough to eat lately? He doesn""t look very well.Lucy: Well, you don""t look so hot yourself.Jerry scornfully laughs and bangs out a loud duet on he piano keys with Mr.Smith providing the vocal barks.Exasperated with him for upsetting her hostessing and drowning out their conversation, Lucy heaves her newspaper at her soon-to-be ex-husband and exclaims o her guest: "Come on, let""s get out of here.The sisters won""t be easy to manage or to impress." She had selected four of the Sisters to accompany Sister Clodagh - each with a particular strength (that would each become their major weakness):Sister Briony (Judith Furse) - large-framed and strong, "You""ll need her strength"Sister Philippa (Flora Robson) - green-thumbed gardener, "For the garden"Sister ""Honey"" Blanche (Jenny Laird) - sweet and kind, giggly, and positive-thinking, "She""s popular, and you""ll need to be popular"Sister Ruth (Kathleen Byron) - problematic and possibly unmanageableSister Clodagh doubted the appropriateness of the fourth choice - Sister Ruth (who was conspicuously absent from the dining hall - a camera shot revealed her empty seat), since she suffered from poor health, and her commitment to the Order was also questionable and uncertain: "Sister Ruth is ill.However, after consulting his calendar, Bud notices that Mr.Kirkeby is already scheduled for Friday - with Sylvia.Kirkeby is heard dictating in his office, with his familiar habit of adding-wiseto every word, before he receives Baxter""s phone-call plea to switch nights:Premium-wise and billing-wise, we are eighteen percent ahead of last year, October-wise." Luke""s prisoner number was also 37.]Dragline begins to establish a friendship, luxuriating in the reflective glory of Luke""s exuberant victories.