The Last Flight of Noah's Ark Page #6

l don't know.

But after that l'm gonna take a swim.

Oh, really, Mr. Dugan, God has given us

minds and we must use them.

Positive thinking is the key.

We have been spared

and we will be rescued, l'm sure of it.

But God helps those who help themselves.

We must search

for any inhabitants of this place.

We must look for food and water.

But first we must

prepare ourselves for the night.

The corral must be built,

the animals taken out and placed there,

the plane interior must be cleaned so that

we can use it for sleeping quarters.

Oh, and some partition

must be put up for privacy.

- Oh, of course.

- Well, let's get on with it.

A little honest work never hurt anyone.

There's an axe in the plane. We'll use

that to cut palms to make fences.

Wanna bet she's also an Eagle Scout?

- Not bad, huh?

- (groans)

- What'd you do?

- l'm afraid l've gotten some blisters.

Oh, well, a little honest work

never hurt anybody.

- Bobby, come on, bring 'em in.

- All right.

Well, here we go again.

Come on. Come on, you stubborn thing.

Now the pigs.

- (laughter)

- l don't know how to grab one.

Come here, you. Come on, get back here.

(Julie) l got one!

(speaks Japanese)

(speaks Japanese)

- We'll be back.

- Well, can' t we come?

Absolutely not. There's no telling

what's in that jungle. You stay put here.

(children) Aw...

Come on, Julie, let's go to the corral.

Come on, Brutus. Come on.

l wonder if there are people here.

Ah, there's probably a Hilton hotel

just around the corner. Don't worry.

- l hope they're friendly.

- Bernie, l'm surprised at you.

Your religion dictates positive thinking,

remember?

Brutus! Brutus!

- Brutus!

- Brutus, come back here.

Brutus!

- Brutus!

- Stop!

Brutus, come back.

Brutus!

Brutus, you're a naughty boy, now.

Come along before l get mad at you.

- That isn't the way.

- Sure it is.

- Brutus knows.

- l wish l had Petey with me.

Ducks know their ways better than bulls.

This is not the way, either.

- Yes, it is.

- No, it isn't.

You'll see.

Tell me something.

What made you become a missionary?

l didn't think people did that any more.

- Mr. Dugan, do you really want to know?

- Of course l do.

Well...

l come from a big family.

My mother died.

l was the oldest so l pretty much

raised my brothers and sister.

When they were ready to leave home,

l was out of a job.

The only thing l knew was helping people.

l tried nursing for a while

but that wasn't quite what l wanted,

so then l thought of missionary work.

Why didn't you just get married

and start your own family?

Oh, well...

l believe that wasn't the way for me.

Anyway, the welfare of others matters

more to me than my personal desires.

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