Francis: Gretchen, what are you doing?
Gretchen: I was just going through some Of Rutger's things from when he was a boy. [whinnies] [laughs] Boy, I don't remember that he was so fat. [gasps] Schlupi!
Francis: Who's Schlupi?
Gretchen: [holds sock puppet] Otto and Rutger used to love Schlupi. Otto would put Schlupi on, and Rutger would laugh and laugh. It was almost like a little brother to him. [laughs] Schlupi could say all of the things that Otto couldn't. Like, "Go to bed." And "Behave yourself." And "Take your finger out of there, it's disgusting!" [laughs] Oh, the love in that house. And now it's gone.
Francis: Gretchen, I hate seeing you so upset. You've got to talk to Otto about this.
Gretchen: There is no getting through to him. He won't even admit that anything is wrong.
Otto: [crying] Oh! Oh... Oh... [sings] Oklahoma Where the wind comes sweeping down the plain And the waving wheat