from this point forward, the suite almost completely abandons the previous storyline (the fur trapper's blindness is never explicitly healed). in this song a man attending st. alfonzo's pancake breakfast engages in such appalling deportment as stealing margarine pats from the tables, urinating on the bingo cards, and instigating an affair with an attractive married female churchgoer whose husband is in the marine corps and who is into sadomasochism. the final song in the suite, "father o'blivion", is about a priest, father vivian o'blivion, who makes the pancakes for the st. alfonzo fund-raiser. the lyrics somewhat ambiguously describe his recent sexual encounter involving a leprechaun and a sock, after which the father proclaims that st. alfonzo would be proud of his achievement. then he utters the latin phrase "dominus vobiscum, et cum spiritu tuo (meaning "the lord be with you, and with your spirit."). won't you eat my sleazy pancakes just for saintly alfonzo." there are many possible reasons why the pancakes are "sleazy"; zappa leaves them to the listener's interpretation. the suite can only loosely be said to follow a story and is treated as one piece only because of the musical transitions, the way each song introduces the next, and how later songs reference previous songs.