Corduroy

Lisa's Mom:
Hi, Mrs. Cho.

Mrs. Cho:
[to Lisa's Mom] Good morning.

[Mrs. Cho tells Lisa's Mom of how she found Lisa's toys --Corduroy, Rosetta and Buckaroo-- in the elevator.]

Mrs. Cho:
I think Lisa forgot her toys. They were in the elevator.

[Corduroy, Rosetta, and Buckaroo are sitting on Mrs. Cho's shopping trolley.]

Lisa's Mom:
But...! The last time I looked...! The toys, they were right there (in the front footsteps)!

[Lisa's Mom still looks at them, still wondering how Lisa's toys --Corduroy, Rosetta, and Buckaroo-- were "left out" while Lisa was at school.]

Lisa's Mom:
[laughs] It is not as if they can walk out on their own!

[Lisa's Mom knows that toys strictly speaking do not go out to places on their own from any child's bedroom --like Lisa's-- then picks up the toys.]

Lisa's Mom:
Thanks, Mrs. Cho (for finding Lisa's toys).

Mrs. Cho:
You're welcome.

[Later, the scene cuts to where Lisa's Mom takes Corduroy, Rosetta, and Buckaroo back to Lisa's room. She is still thinks that Lisa forgot to put her toys away, then she puts them on the bed.]

Lisa's Mom:
[to Corduroy, Rosetta, and Buckaroo] Now you stay put. All right, Corduroy? I don't want Lisa thinking her own mom can't take care of her toys.

[She leaves the bedroom.]

Corduroy:
[thinking] I hope Lisa likes her surprise.