Pippin: It seems that part of the lure of Rabbit's Day Care Service is that it exposes young children to many different types of people. This might be a piano-playing genie, or an alien come by to collaborate on homework.
Pippin: However, sometimes it is that most terrifying type...
Spine: Is it safe to make the assumption your reference is to our youngest sibling?
Pippin: No, not The Jon! I mean that terrifying paparazzo that has managed to sneak into the house uninvited.
Rabbit: Hi, lady. You're one of the top three most beautiful girls in this room.
Spine: In the whole, wide room.
Pippin: Speaking of beautiful girls, this lovely teen girl came by to pick up one of the day care children and found you rather handsome, Spine.
Spine: Well, prom is coming up, and Angeline has experienced an age transition to young adult, so I suppose this age appropriate teen could function as my replacement date.
Pippin: Oh, you sweet talker you!
Pippin: And in another part of town, Nina was having a secret rendezvous...and being her typical lady-like self.
Nina: I'm an angel!
Nina: Come see this lovely snow angel I made! Or my body since I've stripped down to my underwear!
Morgan: Ordinarily I would, but I seem to be stuck in this frozen pond. Plus, there's a zombie over there.
Morgan: Seriously, there's a zombie right behind you!
Nina: Don't worry,
Nina: I brought my attack dear!
Attack Dear: Grrr...
Zombie: uuuuuhhnn
Pippin: Rabbit decided to pay a visit to Tessa Rao and was caught off guard when he discovered that the Rao household had moved to a new home.
Rabbit: A really
big home...
Rabbit: She might be the most beautiful home I've ever seen...
Rabbit: Honey, I'm home!
Tessa: Excuse me?
Rabbit: I said...I like your new home. Excuse me a moment.
Rabbit: Your house is now the inferior one and your mom, who's way prettier than you, has aged up to elder, so I'm breaking up with you.
Kellie: That is not sweet
or cute!!
Rabbit: So, Tessa, how many square feet is this house?
Pippin: And Rabbit ended up staying the night in a guest room at the Rao house. The next day, Spine decided to get to know his potential replacement date, Ann Willard.
Ann: You look really handsome. I like the pinstriped pants.
Spine: Oh, umm, I also have complimentary thoughts about you.
Ann: Whoa, easy there, big fella. You almost sounded human! Let's take a gift card photo.
Spine: Yes. Photography. That's pleasant. What shall we do next?
Ann: Well, it would be a shame to have all this snow and not have a snowball fight!
Spine: You're no match for my superior capacity for analyzing angles and trajectories.
Ann: Whatever, Mr-Big-Talk. Hope those pinstriped pants are waterproof!
Pippin: So, with Spine off on a date; Luisa, Ebony, and The Jon at a movie; and Rabbit visiting Tessa, Nina had the house all to herself.
Pippin: She turned her attention to politics.
Nina: Hello there, Mr. Governor.
Pippin: And she gave voice to her political position.
Pippin: Apparently her political position is horizontal.
Pippin: Can't help but wonder where that paparazzo went,
Pippin: but it seems they're getting away with their affair thus far.