Historical antecedents for the two daring "Robin Hood" outlaws actually existed, two notorious figures who were sadly anachronistic for their turn-of-the-century imes:"Butch Cassidy" (outlaw Robert Leroy Parker)"The Sundance Kid" (outlaw Harry Longbaugh)In the early 1900s, they came toward the tail-end of a long stream of bank/train robbers and highwaymen in the 19th century.Later that night, Rocky and Butkus walked to Mickey""s training gym, where Rocky was greeted by his trainer as the returning "prodigal son." She agreed but noted: "You never give me a chance to show you what a good cook I am." Carol appeared to be sulking with the abrupt change in dinner plans that didn""t include her.As they departed, Michael mentioned to Helen how her younger "strung-up" sister seemed to detest him:I don""t think Cinderella likes me.Inside the empty hallway of the mansion, she hears Archie open the creaking screen door and enter:Baby Doll: I don""t want to be in the same room with a man that would make me live in a house with no furniture.[Note: She was finally ""rescued"" or recaptured by Texas Rangers about 25 years later in the Battle of Pease River in late 1860, after living as the Comanche wife of warrior Peta Nocona and the mother of three Native-American children (two sons and a daughter).