[1] Two villains, Malvina and Giselle, argue about who is the better, more evil villain.
[2] They sing a song debating their villainous qualities and threatening each other, with Malvina claiming she is a "big puff adder" while Giselle is just a "garter snake".
[3] In the end, they decide the town is too small for both of them and agree that Giselle must leave town so that Malvina can be the sole, undisputed "baddest" villain.
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[1] Two villains, Malvina and Giselle, argue about who is the better, more evil villain.
[2] They sing a song debating their villainous qualities and threatening each other, with Malvina claiming she is a "big puff adder" while Giselle is just a "garter snake".
[3] In the end, they decide the town is too small for both of them and agree that Giselle must leave town so that Malvina can be the sole, undisputed "baddest" villain.
[1] Two villains, Malvina and Giselle, argue about who is the better, more evil villain.
[2] They sing a song debating their villainous qualities and threatening each other, with Malvina claiming she is a "big puff adder" while Giselle is just a "garter snake".
[3] In the end, they decide the town is too small for both of them and agree that Giselle must leave town so that Malvina can be the sole, undisputed "baddest" villain.
[1] Two villains, Malvina and Giselle, argue about who is the better, more evil villain.
[2] They sing a song debating their villainous qualities and threatening each other, with Malvina claiming she is a "big puff adder" while Giselle is just a "garter snake".
[3] In the end, they decide the town is too small for both of them and agree that Giselle must leave town so that Malvina can be the sole, undisputed "baddest" villain.
Malvina: Please don't fear that you are upsetting me
Dear, I barely know you're there
Giselle: Sorry, were you speaking? You're hard to see Like a smell that lingers in the air
Malvina: Trying to be clever, that makes no sense
That's a role you haven't earned Both: You don't see your own insignificance Well, it's time you learned
You may think you're bad
But, darling, I am badder Really, sweetie, where's the thrill in Being just a— Giselle: Has-been... Malvina: A wannabe... Both: ... villain
Malvina: You're a garter snake
And I'm a big puff adder Both: Face it, I am so much badder Than you
Giselle: Surely you can see it's ridiculous
Two villains in one fairy tale Malvina: This town is too small for the both of us Both: So off into the sunset, you should sail
Malvina: I can send my minions to help you pack
Giselle: I'll be careful not to crow Both: Darling, I will miss you Giselle: Alas Malvina: Alack Both: But you have got to go
Both: You can claim you're bad
But I'm a better badder Malvina: Nothing you've got up your sleeve'll Ever equal me as a mistress of evil
Giselle: I'm the heart and brains
And you, you're just the bladder Both: How can you believe you're badder Than I?
Nobody ever would bother to tell
A tale with Maleficent and with Cruella Malvina: My cheekbones are sharper Giselle: My hair's much more high Malvina: So jump down a rabbit hole Giselle: Go climb a beanstalk Both: It's not au revoir, but goodbye
Giselle: Someone really should put a stop on her
Malvina: Someone really should put a stop on her Giselle: Up to me to find a way Malvina: Up to me to find a way Giselle: Maybe there's a house I can drop on her Malvina: Mmm, is a poisoned apple too cliché? Giselle: Drag her to a rooftop and toss her down Malvina: A spell to make her disappear Both: And when she is gone, I will own the town And everyone will cheer
She was sorta bad
But you are so much badder Clearly that is why I have to See that she lives happily never after
Once I sit alone atop the villain ladder
Everyone in Monrolasia Will totally be in my thrall They will say "Oh, Queen, we praise ya"
Giselle: Because I will be not just badder
Malvina: Because I will be not just badder Both: Badder, badder Malvina: But the nasty Giselle: Everlast-y Both: Flabbergast-y Very, very baddest of them all
The Greatest Mysteries of Earl Derr Biggers – 11 Titles in One Volume (Illustrated Edition): Charlie Chan Books, Seven Keys to Baldpate, Inside the Lines, The Agony Column…