(Continued from
Act 1 and
Act 2)
Act III
Morning-room at the castle.
[Diana and Sophie are at the window, looking out into the garden.]
Diana. They’re looking at us. What effrontery!
Sophie. They’re approaching. That’s very forward of them.
Diana. Let us preserve a dignified silence.
Sophie. Certainly. It’s the only thing to do now. [Enter Stephen
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Hooray, Lady Day! I forgot! It's also my nephew's birthday. I've totally lost track of time all this month. We should have a party!
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Well I suppose he does live on with Jack and all the others in our thoughts as we read and re-read PO'B's books.
Happy Birthday dear Stephen!
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Aww, happy birthday, Stephen! *hugs and squeezes his neck and kisses his cheek*
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And it's quite natural that the reindeer would pull his sleigh. I'm sure they'd do anything for Stephen. They love him so much.
Say! I got a plush aardvark for Christmas! I actually bought it for myself, but maybe it was secretly from Stephen? Maybe he planted the thought in my mind and made me think it was my own idea. (Secret Stephen instead of Secret Santa.)
For some reason, the idea of Stephen as Santa (and Jack as a jolly, fat Santa) seems familiar. Maybe I talked about it with tootsiemuppet when she told me all about St. Nicholas (who lives in Spain, I think.)
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I think St Nicholas was a medieval saint from Turkey, Smyrna I believe.
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And to follow up on Ozfille's answer, what children here do on Dec 6 is put their shoes next to the fireplace (or lacking that, the door), with a piece of carrot for the horse or anything else it might like, and a glass of milk (or something stronger) for St Nicholas himself.
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XD
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