Bush""s "War on Terror." To update its significance for the time, some of he lines of dialogue were revised (e.g., "We don""t negotiate with terrorists").Although it was an unsubtle film, it presented he idea that the zombies, led by smartly-evolved and more advanced "Big Daddy" (Eugene Clark), could be trained to shoot guns, use tools as weapons, and besiege the corrupt city.Several of the characters who had acted in the original trilogy returned.The film""s continuous plot (in the entireHobbittrilogy) was a prequel - set 60 years before the events ofThe Lord of the Ringstrilogy.There, under whip and chain and sun, he lived out his youth and his young manhood, dreaming of the death of slavery 2,000 years before it finally would die.You owe me...The plan can still be salvaged.Just get Bourne.Do you hear me? He""s still out there.Now get him."Bourne had overheard the entire conversation in the hotel room, and was taping Abbott as he confessed and self-incriminated himself in the attempted conspiratorial extortion scheme, and his link to the Neski murders Bourne was tempted, but didn""t kill Abbott, explaining that non-violent Marie wouldn""t have wanted him to: "She wouldn""t want me to.While Kit works at the feedlot in town, and hrows hay to the morose-looking cattle (contrasted in a montage), he unpopular, shy, and impressionable Holly (in voice-over) describes how she fell in love with the image (rather than the reality) of the handsome, James Dean-like, white-trash drifter "from the wrong side of the tracks":Kit went to work in the feedlot while I carried on with my studies.