So, what do we have here? It appears to be a young pioneer. Now, the feline in me would like to devour this tender young morsel, but the shrewd businessman in me knows that if I do, the other mice will miss him and come looking for him. But the gourmet in me quivers at the thought of mouse tartar... but the entrepreneur prefers not to be inundated by suspicious mice that could jeopardize my plan. So, I must exercise both willpower and finesse. Scamper back to your parents, little mouse, and do be careful! It's frightfully hazardous out there! [to Chula, as Fievel leaves] Give him the "flying aah", and make it good.
6th most-quoted character in An American Tail: Fievel Goes West (1991): in 8 of its 46 quotes
Most scenes with: T.R. Chula (3), Fievel (2), Miss Kitty (2)
Now pay attention. Cats and gentle mice, lend me your ears. It is my distinguished pleasure to invite all of you...to share our dinner--triumph! To share our triumph! Today we herald in a momentous...new feast...ival. Feastival--festival. To mark this brilliant and illustrious snack--occasion...I will, with these golden scissors, hereby cut the red...ribbon.
More lines from Cat R. Waul
2 quotesIt's too tough, kid. Get out while you still can.
Scenes with Cat R. Waul
5 scenesI saw you're cheatin'. You've played your last hand, Chula.
I don't think so. [holds up loads of aces with his legs] I GOT SEVEN MORE! DOG-CHOW!
Why you rotten, lowdown, double-dealin'...
I don't get it, boss. How come we're not munchin' those mice back there?
Oui. This fraternity with mice does run counter to nature.
Which would you rather have? The crouton, or the entire Caesar Salad? Of course, we will eat the mice, but only after we have exploited their labors. We are nice to the mice because it is intelligent to be so, see? If we act sweetly, they will come in droves. If we hiss, they will run, and we will have to chase after them, an unnecessary expenditure of calories.
So, when do we take the big bite, boss?
What do we get to eat them? WHEN, WHEN, WHEN, WHEN?!
When my empire at Green River is complete, and when we have a better mousetrap.
MOUSEBURGERS!
Yes! Mouseburgers, indeed! Music...to aid the digestion.
Please, there's no need for such a bleak assessment of your situation. After all, what are neighbors for? A cup of sugar, a saucer of cream. A pail of water, perhaps.
Water? I'll give 'em water. [spitting]
I'd like to share a vision. A vision of a better world. A world where cats and mice live and work side by side. A world where mothers raise their mouselings without fear. Where musicians receive their proper due. Where young mousettes fulfill their every, dream. Will you help me...build this world?
[Various mice cheering]
Next. [pulls lever and opens a trap door on stage which the opera singing mouse falls into] Terrible! Terrible! Absolutely, positively appalling. I must have a voice to match the opulence of this salOON!
Oh, pussy, pussy, pussy, pussy! Pussy, pussy! Oh, pussy!
Humans! Yeeuk! So shiny and... pleh! [to Chula] Right! I want the subversive who tried to asassinate me found.
I just love finding subversives! [Chula spits a spiderweb on Cat R. Waul's face, the same time Fievel gets his shirt caught on the needle of a record player] Hey, boss, what's a subversive?
Someone who doesn't have very long to live. [Fievel tries to run and plays some music, which Cat R. Waul notices] Well, if it isn't my diminutive friend from the train.
Cat R. Waul, I heard what you said about the Mouseburgers, and I'm gonna tell everyone. I'm gonna get Wylie Burp, 'cause he's the law.
The Wylie Burp? [he and the saloon erupt in laughter] That quaint historical figure? [he picks Fievel up on a fork] Simply put, mouseling: I am the law here, and you're a mere hors d'oeuvre.
Well, well, will you look what the cat dragged in? [sees Tanya] A mouse. That's a first.
Not just any mouse! This is a diva.
Diva schmiva! You put a mouse on the stage, and your saloon's gonna be as empty as Death Valley on a cold day in June when the snow don't fall.
What? They'll love her! They'll adore her! And those who don't will answer to me.
Anything you say, Pussypoos.
Yes, I have mentioned that I dislike being referred to as 'Pussypoos'.
Yeah? Well, maybe I'm not so happy about being dumped in nature's ashtray five hundred miles from a pastrami sandwich, either, Pussypoos.
Yes, I-I-I think I just mentioned, didn't I, that I dislike being referred to as PUSSYPOOS?!
As for the mousette, I'll get her on the stage for you.
See that you do. [to Tanya] Farewell, my diva. [leaves in a Phantom of the Opera manner]
If you harm one patch of fur on her again, and I'll tear you apart... [Chula shoots a web at Tiger, but Tiger grabs it.] ...one leg at a time! [he twirls Chula's web as a lasso with him trapped in it, and he throws Chula onto Cat R. Waul's head and Miss Kitty falls from the building, but Tiger catches her just in time before she hits the ground.]
Ooh!
Okay, Wylie!
Let 'em rip, kid!
Yes, Sir, Mr. Burp, Sir! [adjusts the giant gun, jumps off, and it fires, cutting the ribbon which flings Cat R. Waul and his men into the sky. Fievel, Wylie Burp, Miss Kitty, Tiger, Red, Micheal, the Mousekewitzes, and the other mice watch as they land in a mail bag near the train tracks.]
And now-- [before he can finish his sentence, a train grabs the mail bag, knocking over the water tower in the process.] REVENGE!
Oh, Pussypoos!
Oh, no!
Come to Mommy, darling! [She dresses him up in baby clothes and hugs him tightly.] Mommy's going to take care of you forever, and ever and ever! [Laughs]








