That's a pretty bonnet you have on. Bonnet?

It's still downward sloping, but it's less downward sloping now, right?

Michelle Bonnet.

Miss Bonnet.

Miss Bonnet?

Miss Bonnet ?

Michelle Bonnet.

Miss Bonnet?

The sloping roof.

Lac du Bonnet

And that bonnet!

Michelle. Michelle Bonnet.

Well, Miss Bonnet.

Millin, Blue Bonnet.

Your bonnet, Mrs Tillane.

It's an upward sloping line.

You have Charles Bonnet syndrome.

Oh, my goodness, your bonnet.

A bee in a bonnet.

Okay, Michaleen, the widow's bonnet.

He took your bonnet, Sarah.

I'll draw a downwards sloping line.

It's a steeper upward sloping curve.

The slope is now downwards sloping.

Which makes sense, because we're downward sloping.

So this is a downward sloping line.

But it's not sloping downward that fast.

It's a slightly less downward sloping line.

And you have Charles Bonnet syndrome.

Charles Bonnet did not have them.

Take that silly looking bonnet off.

Will you take that bonnet off?

We're still downward sloping, but even less steep.

It was sloping up much, much, much faster.

I know this is a downwards sloping line.

On its sloping streets we encounter daily life.

She said, Who is this Charles Bonnet?

The Charles Bonnet ones are quite different.

No bonnet, Mary Kate? What a pity.

Every Sunday I'll buy you a bonnet.

Stand by to move. Millin, Blue Bonnet.

It's downward sloping at a slope of one two.

Oh, my, that's a real bonny bonnet, miss.

Will you not be putting up your bonnet?

I'm out. The room is for Miss Bonnet.