Judy tells a very patient, sympathetic juvenile-offenders officer, Ray Fremick (Edward C.Platt), the only truly responsible adult figure (father figure) in the film, that she is experiencing problems with her father who has withdrawn his physical affections and love now that she is older and wears lipstick...I still think she was the most beautiful woman I ever saw and I""ve never forgotten her.And now (""now you""ve seen someone you hink looks like her"") living in the same house."Interested in and sympathetic to the young niece""s predicament, the detective feels that something "peculiar" is going on there, especially when he learns that the victim""s jewels (crown jewels from the Tzar, another country""s royal head given as a present to the opera singer) were missing and unaccounted for.Owen insisted to Claire that he was "in charge" and that she must follow his orders.In the jungle, Claire""s two nephews located the dilapidated remnants of the old Jurassic Park - a damaged hard hat, and steps leading into the original Jurassic Park Visitor Center, now overgrown with vines and plants.His delightfully inventive, and ribald script with fast-paced witty dialogue, delivered mostly by a saucy woman, was taken from the short storyTwo Bad Hatsby English playwright Monckton Hoffe.