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I've removed the {{ plot}} tag from the plot summary because I think it's about the right length, and reasonably well written. -- Tony Sidaway 14:36, 7 February 2008 (UTC) reply

Fariek and Bez were referenced by comedian Bill Bailey during his stand up act: Part Troll. Specifically, Bailey had said that he and his mate were up a tree scrumping (stealing apples) when the farmer would catch them "You little devils!" he said he would turn to his friend and say "Watch this! Rosan cabal! Size of a chaffinch!... It never worked..." It's odd that I can find the "Size of a..." references in quite a few places; but, with the exception of Bill Bailey's "Part Troll" act, never Fariek's "Rosan" incantation.