[A lonely Goose God lives up in the heavenly clouds above the Bagge farmhouse, desperately searching for a queen to propose]
[saddened] Empty. My heart is empty, and my clouds are full. [summons a lightning bolt and throws it at the windmill below, destroying it] A goose, a gander, a godly goosey gander, without love, is nothing but a fowl. [sadly sits in his throne chair] Without love, all of this is but puff and fluff and stuff. [honks in grief]
[Courage and Muriel come out of the house and place two flower pots on the porch]
The coming rain should do these flowers good.
[presses the horn on the truck's steering wheel while doing some repairs; annoyed] Darn horn.
[calling out] Eustace? It'll be raining any minute now. You should come inside.
[Up in the heavens, the Goose God gazes down at Muriel and magically blooms the flower pot with flowers by sending down a ray of light, falling romantically in love with her]
[devoted] Oh, pure and formless beauty. Oh, light, oh, sky, oh, baby's breath. You have grown solid. You have grown real. You have grown fat. You have grown real fat, and your name is…
Muriel? Muriel!
Muriel. If letters be in order, let them be in such order as to spell...Muriel.
Muriel! Where's my pliers?
I am filled, full, and dizzy. I am… a stuffed goose. [sighs] If I gaze at her longer, I shall be consumed. Has ever a Goose God gazed upon such unfeathered beauty, immortal flesh? Does a Goose God pursue a mortal woman? Does one who calls the clouds home love one who must floss? Does a Goose God love a Muriel? Eh, I'll give it a shot.
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