..It""s over...We should try to get on with some attempt at a happy existence...I can""t take it anymore."He reminded his mother of the 20 years that had passed: "You told me yourself you watched him burn...20 years.Don""t you think he would have shown up by now? What""s he waitin"" for, huh?" The stolen vehicle followed them back to the gated campus entrance, where Ronny was scolded for letting the boys leave the grounds.She delivered her most recent story on the East Side murder case to bossy Editor Perry White (Jackie Cooper) in his office, where she was introduced to polite, shy, conservative-looking, "mild-mannered" Clark Kent (Christopher Reeve) with thick-rimmed glasses, who was newly-hired to work on the city beat...just where I can do what I want to":It""s not the kind of work I want to do...It""s too monotonous...No one seems to realize that I""ve changed, that I""m different now.I""ve been through hell.Folks here are concerned with my uniform, how I dance.I""m out of step with everybody.I was hoping to come home and start a new life - to be free, and again, I find myself under orders, a drab routine, cramped, mechanically even worse than the Army.Freddy was pleased: "I beat my high score," and he absorbed an upsurge of blue light from the pit, feeding off Spencer""s soul: "Great to be back in business, thanks to you.He then awakened girlfriend Jennifer (Elisabeth Shue) where he had left her (in the previous film) on her home""s porch - she thought she had experienced a nightmare.