Vidor""s natural and uncompromising film tells the episodic, poignant story of the working and domestic life of an average, commonplace man in ""the crowd"" - John - with his wife Mary (played exquisitely by the director""s real-life wife Eleanor Boardman), chronicling their ups and downs, including their meeting, courtship, marriage, and family life.In a consultation within the Rebel""s Command Center, there were findings that a sensor was reporting a disturbance and unusual signal coming from an unidentified metal object (the Imperial probe droid) at Station 38.She lied during her testimony on the stand - a deliberate ploy to discredit herself and to find her guilty husband Leonard not-guilty.Jo speaks to the heavens - an aside to Beth: "It""s fun, isn""t it, Bethie? Now that we""re all together again.