Question: What did sam say to suzy?
About the article "Moonrise Kingdom", section "Plot".

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The song begins with the following dialogue:Male voice: Suzy?
Female voice: Yes?
Male voice: Suzy Creamcheese?
Female voice: Yes?
Male voice: This is the voice of your conscience baby ... uh, I just want to check one thing out with you ... you don't mind, do ya?
Female voice: What?
Male voice: Suzy Creamcheese, honey, what's got into ya?This is the first mention of Suzy Creamcheese on any Mothers album. 
He is married to Suzy. 
Dr. Mike Parker must leave California to speak at a conference in New York.
A widower, he and daughter Suzy have a deal with each other to never actually say goodbye.
She remains behind with Miss Tucker, her governess.
Having a drink after the conference, a caricature artist, Victor, comes to Mike's table along with a woman who plays piano at the nightclub, Dorian Kent.
To their mutual shock, Mike recognizes Dorian as his late wife, Lisa.
Dorian flees into the street, where she is hit by a car.
While he waits for her injuries to heal, Mike recalls how they met in Vienna, Austria in the postwar 1940s, when he was an Army doctor.
At that time, she and Victor had an act together as entertainers.
Mike treated her for a sprained ankle and ended up marrying Lisa, who gave birth to Suzy.
A jealous Mike, however, continually suspected her of having an affair with Victor, and when she went to the Russian sector to seek advice from her father, Lisa was never seen or heard from again.
Unwilling to renew their marriage but eager to see Suzy again, a recovered Lisa agrees to accompany Mike back to his home.
The little girl misunderstands, however, believing her dad is bringing home a new wife.
She becomes hysterical.
And later, she takes a dislike to Lisa and refuses to believe any suggestion that this is her real mother.
Victor visits and charms Suzy with his drawings.
Mike gets an inspiration that Suzy should describe to the artist whatever memories she has of what her mother looked like.
Lisa is about to leave when Suzy, having seen Victor's sketch, realizes who she is and calls out to Lisa to come back. 
The next morning, the girls of the Bear Flag are exhausted; the members of the private party wore them out.
They wonder how Suzy's date with Doc went.
Although it is only July, Fauna is busy ordering the Bear Flag's Christmas cards ("The Happiest House on the Block").
Suzy comes in and tells Fauna of the date; that Doc made no pass at her, and that Doc confided how lonely he is.
She is convinced Doc "don't need nobody like me"; he needs a wife.
Fauna is encouraging, but Suzy believes that Doc, knowing what he does of her history and work, will not want her.
The Flophouse is to host a fancy dress party the following night, at which the raffle is to take place—Fauna proposes that at the party, Suzy sing "Will You Marry Me?"
to Doc.
Suzy is still nervous; Fauna reminds her that the previous night, Doc did not treat her like a tramp, and she did not act like one.
As word spreads of the celebration, the community becomes enthusiastic about the get-together ("The Party That We're Gonna Have Tomorrow Night")At the Flophouse, a wild celebration takes place.
Fauna, at first in the costume of a witch, seems to transform her costume into that of a Fairy Godmother.
After some sleight of hand with the tickets, Doc wins the raffle, to the surprise of some.
When Suzy comes out in a white bride's dress and sings her lines, Doc is unimpressed, and Suzy is humiliated.
As both stalk off in opposite directions, the party disintegrates into a brawl.
Suzy gets a job at a burger joint, and moves into an abandoned boiler, with entry through the attached pipe.
Doc is unhappy, and Hazel decides something has to be done ("Thinkin' ").
He is unable to come up with an answer, and eventually forgets the question.
Some weeks pass, and Joe the Mexican woos Suzy.
He has no success, and his attempts irritate Doc.
The next day, Doc himself approaches the pipe with flowers in hand ("How Long?
"), still uncertain as to why he is seeking a girl like Suzy.
Suzy lets him in the boiler, which she has fitted up in a homelike manner.
She is doing well at the burger joint, but is grateful to Fauna for giving her confidence.
She is confident enough, indeed, to reject Doc, who is unhappy, but philosophical ("The Next Time It Happens").
Hazel sees Doc even more dispirited than before, and asks Suzy for an explanation.
Suzy says that she is not willing to go over and be with Doc, but "if he was sick or if he bust his leg or an arm or something", she would go to him and bring him soup.
The wheels in Hazel's head begin unaccustomed turnings, and sometime later when Mac passes Hazel on the street, Mac is surprised to see his friend carrying a baseball bat.
When the scene returns to Doc's lab, he is receiving treatment from a real doctor and trying to puzzle out how he broke his arm.
Suzy comes in, and makes soup for him as Hazel and Mac take turns watching at the keyhole.
Doc admits that he needs and loves Suzy, and they embrace.
As Fauna and the girls arrive, so do the other Flophouse boys, and Mac gives Doc what was bought with the raffle money—the largest (tele)scope in the catalog.
("Finale") 
Within days of Giancana's murder, Willow Springs police chief and Outfit associate Michael J. Corbitt discussed the murder with capo Salvatore Bastone.
Bastone told him, "You know, Sam sure loved that little guy in Oak Park... Tony Spilotro.
Yeah, he was fuckin' crazy about him.
Sam put Tony on the fuckin' map, thought he was gonna be a big fuckin' man someday.
Did you know that after Marshall Caifano got out of Vegas, it was Sam who wanted Tony Spilotro out there?
Even lately, with all the problems with the skim and all, Sam always stood behind the guy.
Tony was over to Sam's house all the time.
He lived right by there.
Did you know Tony even figured out a way where he could get in through the back of Sam's place without anybody seeing him?
He'd go through other people's yards, go over fences, all sorts of shit.
"Corbitt responded, "Sam wouldn't open the door for just any son of a bitch.
I mean there's Butch, Chuckie English...
He'd let them in alright, but shit, no way they'd ever do anything to hurt Sam.
No way.
"Bastone then said, "Yeah, Sam and Butch were real close.
And the same thing with him and Chuckie.
Besides, neither one of them had the balls to do somethin' like that.
There's only one guy that had the balls to do Sam.
"When Corbitt asked for the reason, Bastone quipped, "There's never just one reason for shit like what happened to Sam.
There's a million of 'em.
Let's just say that Sam should've remembered what happened to Bugsy Siegel."