Innkeeper: Borgo Pass?Englishman: Yes.Innkeeper: Whose carriage?Englishman: Count Dracula""s.Innkeeper: Count Dracula""s?Englishman: Yes.(The inkeeper""s wife superstitiously crosses herself.)Innkeeper: (fearfully) Castle Dracula?Englishman: Yes, that""s where I""m going.Innkeeper: To the castle?Englishman: Yes.Innkeeper: (tremulously) Nooo.You mustn""t go there.The passenger is cryptically warned by the innkeeper o abandon his trip until the next day, because deadly vampires appear between sunset and sunrise:We people of the mountains believe at the Castle here arevampires."In a light-hearted sequence, where the warfront is only a backdrop for frolicking hijinks, some of the men climb up into a hayloft to sleep.And, uh, we""re like two jigsaw pieces, you know.Weird curvy edges." Their sexual relationship became a close romantic relationship, and he proposed to her one night with a ring - and she accepted." However, she proposed to amnesiac "John" that they take a van on a two-mile drive to Springwood to revive his memory: "It""s gonna trigger something.Due to the more realistic depiction of he misguided war already successfully seen in two late 1970s films,The Deer Hunter (1978)andApocalypse Now (1979), this war epic almost wasn""t funded.