The Magic Flute

Papageno:
[Papageno and Tamino are undergoing a trial of silence, but Papageno speaks anyway, much to the displeasure of Tamino. An old woman enters] Is that for me?

Old Papagena:
[speaks, carrying a tray of refreshments] Yes, my angel!

Papageno:
[drinks and then speaks] Water! Ugh! How old are you, my dear?

Old Papagena:
[speaks] I'm eighteen years and - two minutes.

Papageno:
[bursts into laughter and speaks] I see! Do you have a boyfriend?

Old Papagena:
[speaks] Oh, yes!

Papageno:
[speaks] What's his name?

Old Papagena:
[speaks] Papageno!

Papageno:
[speaks as she starts to leave] Papa - Hey, that's me! Wait! What's your name?

Old Papagena:
[speaks] Wouldn't you like to know! Toodle-oo!

First Officer:
[spoken to Sarastro, about Tamino and Pamina] He's doing this for her.

Second Officer:
[spoken] You are using him.

First Officer:
[spoken] We are asking him to risk his life!

Second Officer:
[spoken] Do you know what you're doing?

Sarastro:
[spoken] I hope so. Tamino must succeed. This slaughter must end.

Papageno:
[singing] A birdman's work is never done/ From crack of dawn to set of sun,/ In unrewarded servitude/ He labours to protect his brood. /I feed and train my chirping pets, /I lay down traps and cast out nets,/ I speak in fluent 'Pigeonese' /And charm the birds right off the trees.