The next game they played was, thanks to Stitch, was Pin-the-Tail-on-the-Donkey, only in this case, Pin-the-Tail-on-the-Pleakley. Pleakley was to stand completely stationary and silent while everyone was blindfolded and had to get all touchy-feely to find where the tail belonged.
After Stitch explained all this with snide little interruptions from Lilo that caused them both to crack up repeatedly, they found that all three girls had great looks of disgust planted firmly on their faces.
"I'm not doing it," said Mertyle.
"Yeah," said Lucy and Rabeacca in unison.
"Resolutions," said Lilo expectantly.
Mertyle took a deep breath and reached for her paper again. "Get all A's," she read. Lilo and Stitch howled with laughter again.
"You-will-never-get-an-a," wheezed Lilo.
"You're doomed to be stuck in D-dom forever," Stitch assured Mertyle.
Mertyle growled. "Mine was to be more like Mertyle," Lucy read from her paper proudly.
"Disgusting," muttered Lilo in Stitch's ear. He sniggered.
Rebeaccah looked down and shuffled her feet. "Mine was to be nicer to Lilo," she said in a small voice.
Mertyle's scowl deepened.
"Well," said Keoni, breaking the awkward moment, "Let's begin, shall we, Lilo?"
"What?" asked Lilo absently, slowly dragging her eyes from Mertyle's face. "oh, yeah, sure. You go first."
Keoni grabbed a tail and blindfold and went for Pleakley.
He got him squarely in the butt on his first try and Lilo giggled slightly.
Keoni ripped off his blindfold to see what was so funny. Somehow, the little red ribbon dangling between Pleakley's back legs was just hilarious.
Keoni, Lilo, and Stitch all burst into laughter while Mertyle, Rebeaccah, and Lucy pouted, which just made them holler more. Keoni was doubled over; Lilo was on the floor; Stitch was laughing so hard at Pleakley and Lilo and Keoni that he couldn't breathe and nearly conked out. Mertyle and her sidekicks just looked on skeptically, but looked to be hiding smiles and soon everyone was all over everywhere, all hooting uncontrollably with glee.