" She sang the "Fairy Godmother Song" (a bouncy parody of "Be Our Guest" fromBeauty and the Beast (1991)) in which she promised: "I""m here to make it all better" with a wave of her magic wand, predicting that Fiona could land a handsome Prince with cash, a high-priced dress, crystal-glass pumps (Fiona""s dress blew up like the infamous Marilyn Monroe pose fromThe Seven Year Itch (1955)), a sporty carriage with a sexy chauffeur, and an end to blemishes, tooth decay, and cellulite thighs with a ""nip and tuck" - all to acquire a "prince with rock-hard abs.In the end, Lightcap helps clear Dilg of his crime, defends his rights, and uncovers a frame-up, with a stirring speech in front of the courtroom to an unruly mob:His (Dilg""s) only crime was that he had courage and spoke his mind.Alfred consoled him: "I don""t think she wanted to be saved, sir.Vengeance blackens the soul, Bruce.I""ve always feared you would become that which you fought against.You walk the edge of that abyss every night, but you haven""t fallen in - and I thank heaven for that.And then he looked under a table and saw Eddie""s head in a flowerpot.Terrified, he ran back to Tina""s cabin next-door, but found that she had already left.However, he found a disbelieving Melissa there, and told her that both Eddie and Michael had been killed, and not to venture over to the other house.He has three specialities - ladies - Ladies - and LADIES.At the imposing front doors of the Tremont""s mansion, Anna is dwarfed by their size.She leans backward when all of the sudden, a rude butler opens the doors and startles her.He lets her enter - her Aunt (Mrs.Emma Tremont) (Josephine Bernard) is not particularly cordial: "My dear child! Whatever brought you here?" Her courage failing her, Anna avoids the question and presents her with a gift of a knitted hug-me-tight.