FELIX: But what have I got to do with all this?
HARVEY: You're the statue.
FELIX: Go on; I never was a statue in my life.
HARVEY: All you have to do is to get on that pedestal and stand perfectly still.
FELIX: Oh, I just have to stand perfectly still.
HARVEY: That's the idea. Don't move a muscle.
FELIX: But suppose a fly hops on my nose?
HARVEY: Don't notice it.
FELIX: Or suppose some bad boys throw stones at me?
HARVEY: Why, my boy, simply don't notice it.