While chowing down on their pizza and chicken wings (along with drinking some Ribena blackcurrant juice), the Beatles, Laura, and Pattie told the Queen more about their trip to Ireland, which included the places they visited and how the free concerts went. Then, afterwards, she told George's bandmates about successfully taking down Sinister Gates and his goons as part of a mission to save Lucky from the former's clutches. The Corgi himself still wouldn't leave Laura's side and lovingly rested his paws on her lap. Ringo remarked, "Woah! I'm glad none of you got hurt by that bloody nincompoop." George replied, "We're glad for that, too, Ritchie. Fortunately, the cruel jerk turned out to be nothing more than a BIG coward, so we were able to defeat him rather easily." Pattie added, "And Her Majesty called up the police to bring him to where he rightfully belongs for the rest of his sick life!" Ringo said, "Oh, thank goodness! Now he'll never be able to capture any of her precious dogs again." Sparkie made a noise that sounded like he was saying, "Exactly!" Paul added, "I completely agree, especially since they are the sweetest Corgis we've ever met!" John said, "Yeah. It's hard to imagine anything horrible happening to them, and all pooches for that matter." Elizabeth said, "I was also very relieved upon seeing that Lucky managed to free himself and was only hungry after being inside a cold, cramped cage for who-knows-how-long." Lucky wagged his stubby tail in response. Paul remarked, "Awesome! In that sense, I must say he's one tough chap." Laura said, "He sure is, uncle Paul!" Smiling again, Elizabeth then turned to the couple and asked them, "So, have you got any plans for your wedding yet?" George said, "While we don't have a specific date at the moment, we are aiming to tie the knot around Spring of next year." Pattie nodded in agreement. Elizabeth replied, "That sounds splendid, my friends!" "Thanks, ma'am!", replied George. As they continued chatting and eating, Sparkie decided to have a little fun with the other Corgis in the hallway.

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