The Aristocats1970

[Just at this time, two white geese come walking over the top of the hill. Named Amelia and Abigail, they are sisters on holiday from England]

Abigail:
What beautiful countryside.

Amelia:
Yes. So much like our own darling England. [She glances toward the river] I say, look over there. [Her sister's eyes widen. O'Malley, trying to save himself, is clutching a willow branch that is overhanging the river] Fancy that...a cat learning to swim. He's going about it all the wrong road.

Abigail:
We must correct him. [She always exists that everything be done in the correct manner]

[The two geese waddle down the bank and slip into the river]

Amelia:
Sir...sir! We're here to help you. You will never learn to swim properly with that willow branch in your mouth. [She bites into O'Malley's lifeline] Snip, snip. Here we go!

O'Malley:
Don't do that! Blub! [Then he sinks like a stone under the water]

Abigail:
Oh, he takes to water like a fish, doesn't he?

[Bubbles begin to form on the surface of the water. The geese look worried]

Abigail:
Gracious, Amelia....you don't suppose....?

[Amelia realizes what her sister means. Poor O'Malley may be drowning. The two sisters dive down to the bottom of the riverbed]