She alerted him to the impromptu ""audition"" by promoting her niece""s professional dance experience: "I wouldn""t dream of boring you with the performance of an amateur.The film ended with the exhausted parents asking: "Well, what shall we do now?", but falling soundly asleep after caring and bedding down their new brood.During the hunt, as Caesar""s adolescent son Blue Eyes (Nick Thurston) approached a downed elk, he was viciously attacked and wounded in the chest by a giant grizzly bear.He is given encouragement by a whimsical, endearing, trainee-angel named Clarence (Henry Travers).The story turns Dickensian (similar toA Christmas Carol, although told from Bob Cratchit""s point-of-view rather han from Scrooge""s) when the hysterical, despairing, and melancholy family man is shown what the small town (Bedford Falls, now renamed Pottersville after the town""s evil tycoon) would be like without him.