..Lieutenant: But I certainly must insist.Is there someone else?Lisa: Yes, I""m engaged to be married.(She swallows hard.)Lieutenant: Engaged to be married?Lisa: I should have told you before, but I didn""t realize how...Lieutenant: The whole time you""ve been in Linz I haven""t seen you in anyone""s company.Lisa: He doesn""t live in Linz.He lives in Vienna.Lieutenant: In Vienna?Lisa: (She nods.) He...uh...writes music.He""s a musician.(She smiles nervously.)Lieutenant: But how can that be? Your mother and father, they have given my uncle every encouragement.Hardly a name for a future Empress....You will be called Catherine Alexina, a good Russian name.We""ve arranged a special ceremony next week o receive you into our church.The Empress also welcomed Sophia""s mother: "So, this is the mother.You""ve raised a pretty child." Uncharacteristically, Sophia""s mother expressed her gratitude for the Empress"" good will and benefactions:Your Imperial Majesty, I""ve come to lay at your feet feelings of the deepest gratitude for the benefactions which your bounty has heaped upon my house, and of which many instances are given me at every step I take into your Majesty""s realms." Afterwards, when he has been reassured of their support, he craftily promises that the Judge will be made his Attorney General.I was valet for Mr.""Teddy"" Roosevelt.He got me a seat up in the gallery.The play wasGeorge Washington, Jr., and you was just singin"" and dancin"" to all about the grand ole flag.Mr.Teddy used to sing it in his bathtub.George: That was a good old song in its day.Butler: Yas, sir, it was.And it""s just as good today as iteverwas.George is brought into the President""s private study and cordially met by the President (Captain Jack Young):President: Well, hello there! How""s my double?George: Your double isn""t any too sure.Although protected by mercenaries, society was overrun by recently-dead zombies or undead "walkers" nicknamed "stenches" who were "practicing to be alive.