A character in Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa (2008)

Florrie quotes from Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa (2008)

In 3 of the 91 quotes from Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa (2008)
Most scenes with: Zuba (2)

Scenes with Florrie

3 scenes
[Alex and his parents have relocated to a barren land overrun by dik-dik antelope.] [shooing the antelope]

Come on! Shoo, shoo! Get out of here! [to Alex] You should have told us, son. You should have told us that you weren't a real king!

You never told me I'd have to fight anybody!

What did you expect, son?!

I don't know! Maybe a little fatherly advice like, "Hey, son, it's a fight!"

You're a lion, aren't you?

But I never fought another lion!

No, I guess not. You dance!

And other stuff! The point is your pal, Makunga, set me up back there! I mean, none of this would have happened...

If you were a real lion.

Florrie
[scolding Zuba]

ZUBA!

Yeah, I said it!

[hurt]

A real lion. Thanks. Thanks a lot. [Leaves his parents behind]
[Zuba and Florrie glare at each other]

Florrie
[Meanwhile Florrie speaking to Zuba]

You going to mope around like this all day?

Hmph.

Florrie

Don't "hmph" me. Listen, Zuba. A miracle happened. Our son has come back to us. How come that is not good enough for you?

What are you saying, woman?

Florrie

We lost him once, Zuba. Let's not lose him again.

[Makunga sees them from a distance, and he quickly fakes running out of breath before coming to them.]

Zuba! Zuba!

[angrily]

Get out of here!

Florrie
[annoyed]

What do you want, Makunga?

It's awful. The watering hole is dried up.

DRIED UP?! [snarls] That's impossible!

There's nothing left!

Well! You're the alpha lion, Makunga. What are you gonna do about it?

Your son, Alakay, he said he could fix it. He's gone upriver.

[shocked]

Off The Reserve?!

Florrie

No!

I tried to stop him! I told him it was suicide, but he was determined to prove himself to you!

You stay here, in case he comes back! [running off to the reserve]

Hurry, Zuba! I'm so parched. [coughs]

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