hulking repairmen arrive and as the lovely maid is bending over showing them her problem, Hector, the handsome repairman, sends Victor out for a part in order to be alone with the maid. Hector immediately starts to fix the maid instead of the dishwasher.

Meanwhile, Lady Zazu stumbles into the bathroom where she finds a semi-nude repairman, washing up. She screams at his filth and commands that he get in the bathtub and be cleaned up properly. After getting into the tub to do a better job she learns that two can be cleaned for the price of one. Once again the screams of pleasurable insanity echo through the mansion.

Lady Zazu's Daughter is seen taking a short cut home through Central Park, and we hear a soliloquy of her love of springtime flowering sensations. After a beautiful slow-motion waltz through the blossoms, she finds a shady tree and releases her spiritual passion to the nature that surrounds her.

At home, she is surprised by Hector who is relaxing in her bedroom befOre attempting to get the dishwasher fixed. The beautiful daughter re-ignites his own springtime and a playful scuffle engages the twosome in a topsy-turvy entanglement.

Meanwhile, the maid is busily relieving her own nervous tension as Lord Zazu comes home blind drunk. He complains of his own headache and once again our ever-faithful, hardworking, devoted servant earns the right to be left in his will.

Lord Zazu stumbles into the wrong bedroom and thinking the repairman to be with his wife, whose face just happens to be in the other direction, curses him out of the room and proceeds to greet this faceless beauty with all his might. When the fireworks subside, Father and daughter recognize each other and decide they love each other in a new and greater way. They join the rest of the household in the living room and a bang-up party really welcomes Lady Zazu's Daughter home.