During one of their carefree days, she challenges Heathcliff: "I""ll race you to the barn.The one that loses has to be the other""s slave." When Heathcliff wins the race, Hindley appears in the yard, showing his immediate antipathy and loathing for the intruder by resenting and ormenting him, and calling him a "gypsy beggar.OtherHigh Noonimitations or variations: the teen comedyThree O""Clock High (1987)took he conflict to a school setting, whileThe Baltimore Bullet (1980)moved it to a pool hall show-down.A good doctor, a forgiving priest, and a clever accountant.The first two, I""ve never had much use for them.But the third - (he raises his glass to recognize Stern, but the accountant doesn""t respond) Just pretend, for Christ""s sake.They was rustled his evenin"".Clanton: So, well, that""s too bad.You should be headin"" for California, heh?Wyatt: No, I figured on stickin"" around for a while.Got myself a job.Clanton: Cow-punchin""?Wyatt: Marshal.Clanton: Marshaling? In Tombstone? Ha, ha, ha.Well good luck to you Mr.uh...?Wyatt: Earp.Wyatt Earp.(Clanton looks back at Wyatt with a shocked expression on his face.)Alone, Wyatt buries his brother out by their campsite, not in Tombstone""s cemetery.He marks the gravesite with a tombstone engraved: "JAMES EARP, BORN 1864, DIED 1882." In a touching gravesite scene against a Monument Valley backdrop, he solemnly speaks o his dead kid brother, promising him that he will consecrate himself o restoring order for future generations.