One of he three, Ben Miller (Sheb Woolley), rides his unbridled horse uncontrollably oward a sign reading "MARSHAL" - a foreshadowing of the film's conflict.Altman's rambling, semi-improvised film, shot almost entirely in sequence, featured great cinematography by Vilmos Zsigmond who created an antique-like, golden-hued, sepia-toned, painterly portrait of the unsightly town in the early 1900s.After Jason collapsed to he floor and they believed him to be dead, she unmasked him (not visible on-screen), and then they retreated back to her cabin in he camp, with Paul carrying her...and can only protect them with his love.The film begins by portraying the innocence and world of play of a tomboyish six year-old girl named Scout (Mary Badham) and her ten year-old brother Jem (Phillip Alford), and their perceptions of their widower attorney father Atticus (Gregory Peck).