The Great Chieftain of Mosestaria and his beautiful-but-deadly, purportedly part-Jewish, Japovian warrioress Tzipora, and Tzipora's adopted son Bubba, watched the International Spy Vision attentively.
The Great Chieftain had been feeling a little sorry for his arch-nemesis with the inadvertent loss of her literary magnum opus due to the failure of her laptop, right up until the point the Loch Ness Monster appeared. After that, he started feeling more jealous than sympathetic.
Tzipora spoke first. "Well, if that isn't the second ugliest thing I have ever seen in my life!" she exclaimed, as the terrifying creature reared its distinctly purple head.
The Great Chieftain of Mosestaria wasn't so much assessing the Loch Ness Monster's aesthetic qualities, but more interested in the infamy that would come with capturing said beast, or perhaps, slaying it and mounting its head on one of the more prominent walls in his Antarctic fortress.
As if reading his thoughts, Tzipora stated firmly "You are not mounting the head of that thing anywhere within one hundred meters of my quarters".
The Great Chieftain frowned slightly. His warrioress was a useful asset to have around, but she did come with some frustrating peculiarities. A one hundred meter radius meant that the head of the foul beast and his valuable warrioress wouldn't fit in the same fortress. "Perhaps he could build her a small cabin just a hundred meters or so outside the range of his visitor's lounge?" he wondered.
"I wouldn't worry about smiting the beast, oh Great Chieftain," Mordecai announced, as he entered into the visitor's lounge. "Besides likely breaching any number of local and international environmental regulations on the preservation of endangered fauna, imagine how Empress E-Ruby of the Ruby Triangle would feel knowing that all her hard work to capture this creature had benefited her erstwhile arch-nemesis, and it was now safely guarding his Antarctic bunker from wandering tourists."
The Great Chieftain nodded. "Very well then. Tzipora, you are right. It would be unthinkable to have the abominable, purple head of this creature mounted in our fortress. Instead, we shall capture it from E-Ruby and Morty, and have it guard our Antarctic island."
"An excellent plan, oh Great Chieftain," Tzipora replied.
"Bad Mordecai," said the Great Chieftain, beckoning to the other Mordecai of the same name as his cousin. "Please prepare for us the speedboats. And please pay special care to ensure that mine is the reddest, and the fastest."