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They run back to find the mother has had her voice stolen by Mr. To escape, the open every drawer in the cupboard, releasing all the stolen sounds and causing a racket intolerably loud for Mr. Accousticus who threatens to steal both their voices again, after they have just recovered Neville's bark.

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There they find a cupboard full of the many sounds Mr. Once they are in the house the audience then decides which rooms the two enter, eventually leading to the heart of the house: Mr. Accousticus puts away all of his stolen voices. After this, Suzy and Neville devise a plan to sneak into the mansion and find out where Mr. Neville, already on the porch, starts barking to alert Suzy and her mother.

Accousticus comes over to Suzy's little cottage, very late. Mother, however, refuses to believe any of it. Accousticus told Suzy and Neville how they must always be quiet, as he has very fine hearing (He can even hear hearts beating). Passerby's voice, which they back up with the fact that the birds in Mr Accousticus' garden have stopped singing, which they noticed earlier in the day. They rush home to inform their mother, and tell her that Mr. Suzy and Neville leave him to convalesce and get him cough sweets, when they hear his voice at Mr. Soon after Suzy and Neville come across Mr. Mother instantly falls for his charms, but Suzy and Neville are deeply afraid of him.

Later, while mother is telling Suzy and Neville a scary ghost story, their new neighbor introduces himself as Constantine Accousticus. Suzy states that Suzy may not play in the mansion's garden anymore, as the new owner will probably dislike them playing in their garden. The mansion is huge, with over 50 rooms and hallways, and Suzy tells her mother, after briefly forgetting after her mother tells Suzy she has received a promotion at the biscuit shop. Later on, Suzy and Neville discover a large, new lock on abandoned old mansion across the road. He tells Suzy and Neville that he now sleeps with an orange beneath his chin to keep his mouth shut to prevent it happening again. He explains to them that he had to quit once someone had stolen his voice late at night and replaced it with the revolting one he now has. Neither Suzy nor Neville believe him, but he always has a fresh supply of chocolate cake, which Suzy and Neville always appreciate. Passerby, who claims to have been a great opera singer, named the Great Passerbi. The next day Suzy and Neville meet with Mr. It is also revealed that Suzy last saw her father at the Great International Balloon Race, where he just went up, and up, and up, and never came down again, without Suzy ever getting the chance to tell him how much she loved him. she says 'Eiderdeiderdown' instead of Eiderdown). While here it is revealed that Suzy's mother has a problem with pronouncing words, despite being quite clever really (e.g. Neville likes eating, and soon grows far too big to live in the small cottage with Suzy and her mother, so he is told to sleep on the porch.

Instead, she saves up money for a special present, and one day gives Suzy a puppy, which Suzy names Neville. Passerby, the once great opera singer losing his voice) but which are oblivious to her mother, who is too charmed by Mr Accousticus to notice what's happening around her.Д®arly in the play we are informed that Suzy is a lonely child, because most children at her school are rather rich and their parents do not wish for them to play with children as poor as Suzy, and her mother spends all day working at a biscuit shop, so she has no time to spare with Suzy. Strange events occur soon after, noticed by Suzy and loyal Neville (Like birds losing their song and their neighbor Mr. Soon after, Mr Constantine Accousticus moves into the large mansion across the road. Her father disappeared while taking part in the Great International Balloon Race and hasn't been seen since. Summary: The story begins with young Susie/Suzy being given a puppy (Neville) as a gift from her kind mother.