The Young family, and their adopted aunt/nanny/warrioress Tzipora - were somewhat perturbed. To the casual observer - let's call him Tom - peeping into the fortress from outside a window where a crack was showing between the blinds - it might have appeared they were all just staring open-mouthed at a television screen. However, a more professional observer would have noted that they had been in this position since Friday, which, in the scheme of things, was quite a long while.
The two clones, the Great Chieftain, the beautiful Tzipora and Moses' cousin Mordecai had been watching the International Spy Vision, as it followed the adventures of Eagle Two and what appeared to be his lifelong ambition of becoming a complete and total sissy. The latest episode featured the star drinking booze with some red-haired gal named Miss Jenny, and working at her state of the art fashion center boutique.
Finally, Mordecai spoke. "I can have him nuked from orbit, sir? Or via stealth bombers, if you want to give the wretch more of a fighting chance?"
The clones began to ask questions suspiciously. "So did you also drop us on our heads when we were cloned?"
Tzipora began to weep softly. The Great Chieftain scowled more severely than that time Mosestaria got invaded and Empress Ruby pillaged all the used tyres.
"I can't have Eagle Two destroyed," he explained. "He is my image. To destroy him would bring my reputation into disrepute..."
"As opposed to what he's doing to your reputation now?" asked Eagle One.
"What then do you propose, my liege?" asked Mordecai loyally.
"We have to bring out his masculine side," explained the Chieftain.
"But how?" asked Eagle Three.
"We'll have to make him fall in love."
Mordecai raised a questioning eyebrow, which was unusual for him, because he normally trusted all the Chieftain's plans. Also, because he didn't usually have good eyebrow control.
The Chieftain nodded. "You see, when clones are in love, they do crazy things."
"So you're thinking Eagle Two is in love?" asked Mordecai, becoming more convinced now with his Chieftain's reasoning.
The Chieftain scowled. "No, Mordecai, Eagle Two is clearly defective. Tzipora must've dropped him too hard on his head when he was little."
At this, Eagle One and Eagle Three looked suspiciously at Tzipora, who averted her gaze to the floor.
"However, if falling in love makes functional clones do crazy things, then surely it would also make a defective clone become functional again?" he continued.
"But who to make him fall in love with?" asked Eagle One. "He's clearly become too sissified for us to work with."
The Chieftain smiled, and looked at Tzipora.
Tzipora gasped. "You don't mean to make him fall in love with me, sire?", she asked, a worried look on her face. "However unreciprocating you are, my heart beats only for you."
"Uncloned", she added hastily, before the Chieftain got any other ideas.
"No," the Chieftain smiled. "I believe this clone has become too sissified for even you to help with, dear Tzipora. No. We need someone even braver and more skillful than you..."
"But who?" asked Tzipora.
"Your clone, with her bravery and skill attributes maxxed out," explained the Chieftain scientifically.