Polly and Mrs. Mouseling in “Angelina's Sleepover / Angelina's Noisy, Messy Lunchtime”

[After the performance is over.]

[Like Angelina, Polly --when she is in school someday-- tries to talk her mother into a sleepover with friends.]

[True to Polly's question, she asks when she gets to have a sleepover too. And Ms. Mimi, she says...!]

[Mrs. Mouseling laughs shortly. Then she sighs and puts her hand over her brow. She facepalms in response after Polly asks when she --herself-- gets to have a sleepover like Angelina. This means she would not want to have Polly doing the same thing that Angelina had. Mrs. Mouseling does this as if she rather not hear the word "overnight" again for a long time. Really, she rather not hear it again for a long time. It is true that Polly is little enough to have a sleepover. But Mrs. Mouseling does not want to allow sleepovers with friends in the house. Because Polly might have the same thing as Angelina. As for the "overnight" subject, Mrs. Mouseling would also mean that the only time Angelina and Polly --from now on and forever after-- can have an "overnight" is if they do it with her --Mrs. Mouseling-- and their father Mr. Mouseling. That is, such as camping and vacations in the summer. But not an overnight with friends.]