answer: #Person1# tells #Person2# Mrs. Fitzgerald called and said their son Willie's baseball went through Mrs. Fitzgerald's window, broke the vase, ricocheted off the fishbowl, and finally knocked out Willie's school principal.
documents: #Person1#: I just got a call from Mrs. Fitzgerald. See what your Willie has just done.
  #Person2#: My Willie? Why has he suddenly become my Willie?
  #Person1#: Because he takes after you, he's got into trouble again.
  #Person2#: What did he do this time? I remember last time he was painting her fence to repay her for breaking it, and he accidentally painted her cat.
  #Person1#: That was last time. This time it's worse.
  #Person2#: Ok, tell me.
  #Person1#: Well, he was playing baseball with some friends. . .
  #Person2#: And the ball went through her window? That's not as bad as last time.
  #Person1#: True, but that's not all. The ball went through the window and hit the vase she has in her front window. . .
  #Person2#: Ok, that's probably expensive, but not that bad.
  #Person1#: And then, ricocheted off her fish bowl. Mrs. Fitzgerald at the last minute dived and saved her fish.
  #Person2#: At least the fish were saved. If that's the end of the damages, then everything isn't that bad.
  #Person1#: Stop interrupting me. Finally, the ball flew through the air and knocked out Willie's school principal, who was having a cup of coffee with Mrs. Fitzgerald.
  #Person2#: Hmm, that is bad.