RADA: Your intentions, Mr. Suru, I can very clearly see. For the last time, Mr. Suru, Don't go past this boundary. For you would be, I am certain, Underestimating me. Children play and they be noisy, But they do so naturally. Do remember, Mr. Suru, It good neighbours we should be. Find your business, Mr. Suru, And just let my children be.
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TITI SURU: I think I'm going to educate Your turbulent little ones. My methods are efficient And are equalled by none.
RADA: Whatever it may be That's on your mind Just remember this; No matter how you try I'm not impressed.
TITI SURU: Really now, but I guess we'll have to wait and see.