Its depiction of the Jesus Christ figure was also extremely subtle and solely as a cameo - it never showed Christ""s face but only the reactions of other characters o him.Ulp! Excuse me.But it wasn""t enough so everybody""d call me Hopsie ever since I was six years old.Hopsie Pike.What he detests about ale is that he was nicknamed "Hopsie" as a child.She playfully mocks his name: "And when you get older, I could call you Popsie.Hopsie Popsie!" As he holds onto her ankle, Charles stares deeply into her eyes, and she stares back.The song""s racy lyrics have a number of suggestive lines:Why, brother, he""s a wild horse trainer,With a special whip -Gals you""ll go insanerWhen he gets you in his grip.After their entrance, they disappear from her sight in the vestibule as they approach the stairs.At the top of the stairs, they reappear - she cringes backwards as she witnesses hem furtively whisper and giggle some more.