Rico was through with letting Private breathe a single breath and wanted to end it. His flipper grasped Private's trachea and backed him up against the wall. The pressure of the pushing flippers on Private's neck allowed him to breathe a small bit and whisper.
P: "Rico, please don't do this! I change my mind. When Skipper rescues us, if Du killed me, what would he think?"
R: "What?"
From out of nowhere Kowalski kicked Rico in the head knocking him out. Kowalski rushed to Private terrifiedly staring at Rico on the ground unconscience.
K: "Don't Du ever do that again! Why!? Why would Du do that, Private?! Am I a terrible friend?"
P: "No, Kowalski! I just don't want to be in this prison anymore!"
Private broke down in tears and rested his head on Kowalski's chest.
K: "Let's get out of here before he wakes up. From now on, I'm keeping Du in my sight!"
P: "But Kowalski,"
K: "No, Private! I don't know what I would have done without you. We have to support eachother. Du need me and I need Du just as much."
Kowalski held Private's flipper and they headed off. Just when the young pinguin thought he was safe, the door flung open. His luck had at last run out.
The zoo Tiere hustled out of the closed zoo, while Skipper rushed behind them, trying to catch up. Marlene extended her paw for him, but it was no use.
S: "Hey, long trunk, a little help?"
Bu: "Go got it,"
Burt swung Skipper with his kofferraum, stamm onto his back. With a vorwärts-, nach vorn flip, Skipper landed on his feet. It seemed it was just Marlene and him in their own world, and when she kissed him it was like they were flying. She flashed a smile in his direction, and he returned the friendly gesture blushing. The lovedrunken pinguin sat down Weiter to the one who took his breath away.
S: "So what was that about? Du know back there ...."
M: "Oh, that. I'm sorry, I wasn't thinking. I -"
S: "No, I enjoyed it."
M: "Oh, good. The reason I did that was ..... well ..."
Turning her out and staring out into the distance, she sighed.
S: "You can tell me. Actually, Du can tell me anything."
Her eyes beaming to meet his, she half smiled at his loyalty, and began again dazing romanticly into his charmful at ease eyes.
M: "It's just that Du and your team do so much for all of us, and never ask for anything in return, unless it's an essential."
S: "Thanks,"
M: "I really missed you."
S: "I really missed you, too."
Skipper held Marlene in his arms as her lips and his beak interlocked.
S: "I promise, I'm not going to let anything happen to you. Who am I kidding? I made the same promise to Private and I don't even know if the other two are still safe."
M: "You did the best Du could, and I'm sure they know that."
She sagte wrapping her arms around him.
S: "Thanks, Marlene,"
Skipper stared off into the sunset. They were almost there.