), Private Chris offered the first of many narrated voice-overs of letter(s) to his Grandmother - he talked about how he had become less enthusiastic about joining the war effort."In an era of censorship and strict conservatism, the movie was criticized for its mild profanity and loose sexuality (a mild bedroom scene), and Presley""s anti-hero character depiction...Before he leaves to seek make-believe, mythical adventures back East, he tells Ralph (George Eppersen), a co-worker at the restaurant: "Lotta rich women back there, Ralph, begging for it, paying for it, too.Outside Boston, Bobby""s parents were surprised to find Logan and the others in their house.When Bobby revealed to them that he was a mutant, they were disturbed about it and naively asked: "Have you tried not being a mutant?" Bobby""s younger brother Ronny called 9-1-1 to report intruders in the house, while a TV broadcast referred to "several fugitives from the facility" (or school).