I say, sah! Sorry to trouble you to get off your big fat bottom and help a poor gel out! I would not have helped if you hadn't have needed it. You were doing well on your own until the vermin started trying to use trickery. Dottie bounced on her footpaws, her large ears stand up straight. I know, sah! The bally old blighters didn't know wot hit 'em! Lord Brocktree hid a smile.
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Dottie expresses her frustration and sarcasm towards someone she feels is being unhelpful, urging them to get up and assist her despite their previous inaction. She believes that, had it not been for the meddlesome vermin, they would have been fine on their own. Dottie's energetic demeanor highlights her eagerness to confront the challenges they face.

Lord Brocktree can’t help but smile at Dottie’s spirited remarks. Her confidence shines through as she talks about the effectiveness of their efforts against the attackers, taking pride in their abilities. This interaction reflects a theme of camaraderie and resilience in the face of adversity, as both characters rally together against their common foes.

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