" Sharpless takes his glass of whisky and offers a toast to Pinkerton ’ s family at home, to which Pinkerton adds, " and to the day when I will have a real wedding and marry a real American bride.

* In order to divert Pinkerton J. Snoopington the bank examiner ( Franklin Pangborn ) from discovering Og's embezzlement of bank funds, Egbert takes him to the bar and surreptiously asks Joe if " Michael Finn " has been in the bar yet today, a signal that Joe is to drug the bank examiner's drink.

The graphic novel paints him as a sulky but sympathetic policeman, different from his peers only in his moralism and being overweight, and takes pains to include little-known details of his life such as his involvement with the Pinkerton National Detective Agency.

Pinkerton tells Goro to bring Butterfly to him.

Pinkerton admits to Sharpless that he does not know whether he is really in love or just infatuated, but he is bewitched with Butterfly ’ s innocence, charm and beauty, like a butterfly fluttering around and then landing with silent grace, so beautiful " that I must have her, even though I injure her butterfly wings ".

Sharpless tells Pinkerton that he heard Butterfly speak, when she visited the Consulate, and he asks Pinkerton not to pluck off her delicate wings.

However, Pinkerton tells Sharpless that he will do " no great harm, even if Butterfly falls in love.

" Goro re-enters to tell Pinkerton and Sharpless that Butterfly ’ s friends are coming.

Butterfly greets Pinkerton, who asks about her difficult climb up the hill.

Butterfly tells Pinkerton and Sharpless that her family is from Nagasaki and was once very wealthy.

Meanwhile, Butterfly tells her relatives how much she loves Pinkerton.

Butterfly ’ s relatives say that he ’ s like a king, so rich and so handsome, and then, at a sign from Butterfly, all her friends and relatives bow to Pinkerton and walk out to the garden.

From her sleeve, Butterfly brings out to show Pinkerton all of her treasures, which include only a few handkerchiefs, a mirror, a sash, and other trinkets.

Goro whispers to Pinkerton that the case contains a " gift " from the Mikado to Butterfly ’ s father, inviting him to commit seppuku.

Butterfly continues to show Pinkerton her other little treasures, including several little statues: " They are the spirits of my ancestors.

Butterfly tells Pinkerton that yesterday, in secret and without telling her uncle, who is a Buddhist priest, the Bonze, she went to the Consulate, where she abandoned her ancestral religion and converted to Pinkerton ’ s religion.

The Commissioner conducts the brief ceremony and witnesses Pinkerton and Butterfly sign the official papers.

Pinkerton, Butterfly and their guests continue the celebration with many toasts.

He stands over Butterfly, shouting his curses at her, when Pinkerton intervenes to stop him.

) Pinkerton tells Butterfly that " All your relatives and all the priests in Japan are not worth the tears from your loving, beautiful eyes.

) Pinkerton tells Butterfly that the " Night is falling ", and Butterfly answers that " with it comes darkness and peace.

Pinkerton watches Butterfly, as she watches him, but her happiness is tempered, as " still the angry voice curses me.

) Pinkerton admires the beautiful Butterfly and tells her, " you have not yet told me that you love me.

Sharpless is critical of Pinkerton ’ s beliefs, but they stand and agree, " America forever ".

" I am following my destiny and, full of humility, bow to Mr. Pinkerton ’ s God.

In the meantime, Sharpless gives up trying to read Pinkerton ’ s letter to Butterfly, and he puts the letter back in his pocket.

Goro whispers that Pinkerton ’ s ship is expected to arrive soon, and Sharpless explains that Pinkerton is too embarrassed to meet Butterfly and has asked Sharpless to handle it.

Sharpless begins to read Pinkerton ’ s letter to Butterfly: " My friend, will you find that lovely flower of a girl …" Butterfly cannot control her happiness, as he continues, " since that happy times, three years have passed, and Butterfly perhaps does not remember me anymore.

" Suzuki sees a strange woman in the garden, learns from Sharpless that she is Pinkerton ’ s American wife and collapses to her knees in shock.

Sharpless tells her that Pinkerton ’ s new wife, Kate, wants to care for the child.

Suzuki goes into the garden to meet Pinkerton ’ s new wife, while Sharpless reminds Pinkerton, " I told you, didn ’ t I?

Pinkerton devised the Rogues ’ Gallery — a compilation of descriptions, methods of operation ( modus operandi ), hiding places, and names of criminals and their associates.

Pinkerton ’ s main work was the “ Pinkerton ’ s Modern Atlas ” published from 1808 though 1815 with an American version by Dobson & Co. in 1818.

When Mrs. Otis notices a mysterious red mark on the floor, she simply replies that she does “ not at all care for blood stains in the sitting room .” When Mrs. Umney, the housekeeper, informs Mrs. Otis that the blood stain is indeed evidence of the ghost and cannot be removed, Washington Otis, the oldest son, suggests that the stain will be removed with Pinkerton ’ s Champion Stain Remover and Paragon Detergent: A quick fix, like the Tammany Rising Sun Lubricator, and a practical way of dealing with the problem.

After losing a leg and his hand to a shark attack, Leiter joined the Pinkerton Detective Agency.

She recognizes Pinkerton and points him out to her friends, and all bow down before him.

Pinkerton thanks her for the compliment but cuts her off as she continues to make others.

One of her cousins says that Goro first offered Pinkerton to her, but she refused.

Pinkerton consoles her.

Pinkerton's agency solved a series of train robberies during the 1850s, first bringing Pinkerton into contact with George McClellan and Abraham Lincoln.

The Pinkerton agents aboard the barges then fired into the crowd, killing two and wounding 11.

Seeing that the need to combat the gunslingers was a growing business opportunity, Allan Pinkerton ordered his National Detective Agency, founded in 1850, to open branches out West, and they got into the business of pursuing and capturing outlaws.

Melodeon ( organ ) | MelodeonAbout a decade later, L. L. Pinkerton, who was a member of the Midway, Kentucky church brought a melodeon into the church building.

Pinkerton next collected and printed in 1789 certain Vitae sanctorum scotiae, and, a little later, published his Enquiry into the History of Scotland preceding the Reign of Malcolm III.

... Henry Clay Frick, whose attitude toward labor is implacably hostile ; his secret military preparations while designedly prolonging the peace negotiations with the Amalgamated ; the fortification of the Homestead steel-works ; the erection of a high board fence, capped by barbed wire and provided with loopholes for sharpshooters ; the hiring of an army of Pinkerton thugs ; the attempt to smuggle them, in the dead of night, into Homestead ; and, finally, the terrible carnage.

Only after the breakthrough of grunge and pop punk into the mainstream did emo come to wider attention with the success of Weezer's Pinkerton ( 1996 ) album, which utilised pop punk.

On February 23, 1861, amid several assassination threats, detective Allan Pinkerton smuggled Abraham Lincoln into the Willard during the weeks before his inauguration ; there Lincoln lived until his inauguration on March 4, holding meetings in the lobby and carrying on business from his room.

A space themed rock opera, it was originally envisioned as the follow-up album to The Blue Album, but over the course of recording, the album's concept was discarded and the album was transformed into Pinkerton.