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Stephan: What is?
Ivy: I’m reading the obituary for one of my favorite actors as a child, Mr. McBoo. He had quite a life.
Stephan: Oh, yeah?
Ivy: Yeah, and this article has really done him justice. It’s a nice tribute to a man who touched so many lives. It says here that he’s survived by his wife and five children.
Stephan: Did he live to a ripe old age?
Ivy: He was 97 when he died. There’ll be a memorial service and funeral for him this Saturday. I think I’ll send some flowers.
Stephan: Really? You didn’t know him personally, did you?
Ivy: No, but it would be nice to be part of the funeral, in some small way. I wonder who’ll be giving the eulogies3. I’m sure it’ll be somebody important.
Stephan: If you say so. I’ve never heard of him. Was he on a children’s show, or something?
Ivy: You’ve never heard of Mr. McBoo?! Were you raised in a cave?
Stephan: Not quite. We didn’t have a TV in the home when I was growing up.
Ivy: Oh, you poor, poor man. You’ve been deprived of Mr. McBoo all your life. Don’t worry. I’ll fix that. I have all of his shows, so we can have a viewing marathon this weekend.
Stephan: Lucky me.
Script by Dr. Lucy Tse
1 obituary | |
n.讣告,死亡公告;adj.死亡的 | |
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2 ivy | |
n.常青藤,常春藤 | |
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3 eulogies | |
n.颂词,颂文( eulogy的名词复数 ) | |
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