We must bring the message to the people.We must teach them to unmask their poor suffocating bodies and let them breathe again.Clothes are the enemy.Without clothes, there""d be no sickness, there""d be no war.I ask you, sir, can you imagine two great armies on the battlefield, no uniforms, completely nude? No way of telling friend from foe.A jingle from the local radio station plays a chorus of "Lumberton," and while the sounds of a chain saw and falling timber play, the radio announcer ominously invites the locals:It""s a sunny, woodsy day in Lumberton, so get hose chain saws out.So that""s the reality that we have to heal you from." Laurie described her relationship with Annie as "not good" - calling her scarred face "a constant reminder" of the rampage, which she blamed on herself.[Note: Hitchcock made his customary cameo seated across from them at the round, white table-clothed table.When it was opened, a message read: "I am a bomb.You have just armed me".Gruber phoned with their new task: Using a five gallon and three gallon jug on the fountain, they were to come up with exactly 4 gallons, and place it on the scale, in order to deactivate the bomb, within five minutes.