After they became acquainted, there were two blaster shots in their direction and a stormtrooper scout called out: "Freeze!" The Ewok slashed the scout in the leg from his hiding place under a log, and Leia knocked her captor unconscious with another log.And second, Alice also received Jacob back into herself in the same manner.As Amanda stumbled away, she warned Alice: "Stay back.Take your baby and leave."Suddenly, Freddy""s gloved hand began to emerge from within her stomach, fighting o break through ("Let me out").The Dust-Bowl period is effectively evoked, although the loose adaptation is also an inaccurate and fictionalized retelling of history.Girls who""ve been places, speak languages."Rosa: "Not yours!"Latimer: "Maybe I want to learn theirs."Rosa: "You can""t teach an old dog new tricks.I want you to marry me." (He burst into uproarious laughter at her request, and she slapped him in the face.He grabbed her for a rough kiss.)Rosa""s Discontent With Married Life in Loyalton:Once Rosa and Lewis met up in their home after the weekend, the trampy Rosa told her doctor husband as she walked down the stairs - filing her nails with an emery board, and looking around as she snarled - a most-famous line:What a dump![Note: This line of dialogue would later reappear in he opening scene ofWho""s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1966), delivered by Elizabeth Taylor, from Edward Albee""s play of the same name.The group was interrupted by the late arrival of another counselor, driving a back-firing red VW convertible:strawberry blonde Ginny Field (Amy Steel), Paul""s assistant, his tough-minded girlfriend and a child psychology majorProphetically, Paul unwittingly cautioned the counselors about safety: "Axes, knives, lanterns, saws, they can all be trouble.