Dialogue 1:
A: Hey, did you just see Goofy walk by?
B: Yeah, but he’s not as common around here as Mickey Mouse.
A: I noticed that we see the guy in the Mickey costume more than
any other character.
B: That’s obviously because he is the symbol of Disney.
A: Yeah, I know, but he was never my favorite character.
B: Why not? How can you not like Mickey?
A: He doesn’t have a real strong personality.
B: Do you have a favorite Disney character?
A: Of course. My favorite character was Donald Duck.
B: He was certainly interesting, but why is he your favorite?
A: He had that bad temper. But he always tried to do things right.
He seemed like a regular guy.
B: I guess I can see that, but I like Goofy the best.
A: Goofy was easy to like. But he was too nice for my taste.
B: So you like the meanest Disney character?
A: He wasn’t mean, he just had flaws like everyone else.
B: Just like you. Jake? Is that what you’re saying?
A: Maybe I am. That’s okay with me.
Dialogue 2:
A: Honey, what do you want to see next?
B: To be honest. I’m kind of hungry. I was hoping we could stop for
a bite to eat.
A: Let’s go ride the roller coaster on Space Mountain first.
B: Why can’t we wait just a little bit and go get something to eat
now?
A: This is lunchtime and everyone is eating. If we eat now. we’ll
spend most of the time standing in line.
B: I know, but I’m hungry now.
A: If you eat now. you might get sick on the roller coaster.
B: I’ll take that risk, you can go ride the roller coaster now. but
I’m going to eat.
A: Fine, I’ll go with you. Where do you want to eat?
B: That pizza place over there looks fine.
A: You sure that’s what you want to eat?
B: I don’t care what I eat. As long as I eat something.
A: I forgot that you didn’t eat breakfast.
B: That’s right and I’m not feeling too good right now.
A: I’m sorry for arguing. Let’s go get something to eat.
B: Then we’ll go on the roller coaster.
Dialogue 3:
A: Have you seen all the Disney movies?
B: I’ve seen all the ones that were out when I was child.
A: Oh, really? I guess you haven’t seen the new ones?
B: no way. I think the new ones are not as good as the old
ones.
A: Really? My brother’s kids love the new Disney movies. The
cartoons have much more modern techniques.
B: Maybe that’s true. But they don’t have the power of the old
movies.
A: What do you mean?
B: It’s hard to explain. The villains in the new ones aren’t as
evil for example.
A: I don’t know if I agree with that. What about the evil lion in
The Lion King?
B: He’s bad, sure. But he doesn’t seem as truly evil as the queen
in Snow White.
A: It sounds like you prefer old movies in general.
B: That’s because they used to rely more on skill than just special
effects.
A: I agree with that. Anyway. Let’s go see Frontier Land.
B: That sounds fun.
Dialogue 4:
A: Have you ever been to Disney World before?
B: I have been once. a long time ago.
A: When were you here?
B: I was a little girl. I came with my family.
A: Does it seem different now that you’re an adult?
B: It does. But not just because I’m older. This place has also
changed a great deal.
A: Really? How?
B: There’s just a lot more stuff here. when I was a girl. it was
just the Magic Kingdom. Now there’s Epcot Center the MGM studios
and all those other places.
A:
B: It’s more exciting. But it has lost some of its charm.
A: what do you mean?
B: When it was simpler it had this sort of Disney magic. Now it
seems a lot more about money.
A: I guess you can see that. Everything is big business now.
B: It was then too .but not as obvious.
A: Well, it’s still fun for kids.
B: That’s true. And adults too.
Dialogue 5:
A: After this, do you want to go see the Epcot Center?
B: I don’t think that’s such a good idea.
A: Why not? Epcot Center could be a lot of fun.
B: I’m sure it would be. But it’s so expensive.
A: It’s a little expensive. But we’re on vacation.
B: Yes. But we already paid a lot just to get into the Magic
Kingdom.
A: So why not pay to go the Epcot Center as well?
B: There are a lot of other things we wanted to see. They cost
money too.
A: Maybe you’re right. But isn’t it okay to be reckless
sometimes?
B: You wanted to rent a boat to see the Everglades swamp. That’s
expensive too.
A: I see what you mean. So what do you want to do now?
B: Let’s just get back to the hotel. I’ve had enough for the
day.
A: Fine by me. Let’s get out of here.