The Wind in the Willows1987

Ratty:
[about Toad] He'll end up killed or bankrupt. We're his friends. Shouldn't we do something?

Badger:
[yawning] Of course. I can't do anything now. It's winter.

[yawns]

Moley:
Dozing? Badger, too?

Ratty:
[almost whispering] No animal is ever expected to do anything strenuous, heroic, or even moderately active during winter.

Badger:
When winter's over, we'll take Toad seriously into hand. We'll stand no nonsense. We'll bring him back to his senses even if force is needed. We'll make him a sensible Toad. But now...

[yawns]

Badger:
It's time for bed.

Ratty:
Yes... we've got a long journey home tomorrow.

Moley:
Not the Wild Wood again.