Hanayui no Shou 11-3EB

Puppet play - curtains rise - 3

[Kindergarten]

Yuu(Hero): It's over, demon lord, witch! I have the high ground! [1]

Kar(Seven dwarves): O hero! O hero! O hero! O hero! O hero! O hero! O hero! Haah, haah...

Tou(Princess): Please, defeat the demon lord and the witch and save our country!

Gin(Familiar): Ke ke! That's not happeningrilled squid! His Lordship is strong!

Hin(Witch): Dear, let's have a hero and princess soup for dinner. Or would you rather have the soup contain... me?

Wak(Demon lord): Hm? I-Indeed. I will boil you impudent hero and princess with my magic!

Yuu(Hero): You were the chosen one! Enough of this, demon lord! Bring it on!

Tam: Hinata's ad-lib was weird but things are heating up! ...Alright, roll the music!

Nat: Leave it to me.

Hero/Demon lord: Huh?

Gin(Familiar): Keke!?

Tam: Wha!?

Hin(Witch): My...

Nat: Agh... I accidentally put my own music files here.

Tam: Eeeh!? W-What do we do!?

Nat: There's no other choice... Now that this music is playing, there's only one thing to do!

Tam: Gulp...

Nat: We have to dance. Aiyaiyaiya! Aiyaiyasasa!

Tam: Wh-Whaaat!?

Yuu: To dance!? Yeah, we have to dance! Tougou-san, Wakaba-chan, let's all dance!

Wak: Y-Yuuki!?

Tou: ...You're right, Yuuna-chan. Yuuna-chan's correct! If Yuuna-chan is dancing, then so will I!

Wak: Tougou, even you!?

Nat: Ha ha ha ha! Aiyaiyaiya!

Son: Natsume-senpai is so into it! Aiyaiyasasa!

Hin: Wakaba-chan, let's dance too.

Wak: Hinata!

Hin: The demon lord's watching the hero prance. There's no harm in it, so why not just dance? [2]

Wak: I don't think that's an Okinawan folk song... But whatever, who cares at this point!

Hero/Demon lord/Witch/Princess: Aaiyaiyasasa!

Kindergarteners: Piyui, piyui, pipipipi!

Son: And so, having awakened to the joy of folk songs, the hero and demon lord lived happily ever after, dancing and singing.

Gin: ...What are we going to do with this?
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Notes:
1 - Yes, the exchange is in fact a Star Wars reference in the original.
2 - Reference to the Tokushima festival of Awaodori and the accompanying song that goes "The dancers are fools, the watchers are fools,  both are fools alike, so why not dance?"