MRS. BLYTHE: That's very sweet of you, My Peony. I got it made from a Bzerne couturier, her name is Ella Fitzgerald, and in case you want to explore things out, I could give you her business card, since I have one right now. 

(To a security agent) Can you get me a business card with the name "Ella Fitzgerald" in it? Thank you.

SECURITY AGENT: Yes ma'am.

MRS. BLYTHE: My Peony, I often wondered how you look splendid all the time, like the dress you're wearing and your earrings. Wonderful!

PRESIDENT BLYTHE: Please excuse me for a moment, My Peony. 
 

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President Blythe walks over to his Secretary of State who is standing at the same corner for a while with a glass on his hand.

PRESIDENT BLYTHE: I'm sorry, things are quite busy. What were you talking about?

SECRETARY RASMUSSEN: We seem to have a new ally on the RDC side. It's a small country and won't contribute much, but it will help with our PR and diplomatic effort.

PRESIDENT BLYTHE: What's the country?

SECRETARY RASMUSSEN: Hanaka, sir. We can now split the Reizen political table into 3 groups: pro-RDC, pro-independence, and pro-Frost. We seem to have some gains recently.

PRESIDENT BLYTHE: That's good news. Keep me updated with new briefings and while you're here, why not go out there and make some new friends?