They were rescued by the magnificent purple-sailed vesselThe Dawn Treader("the finest ship in Narnia""s navy") - taken aboard by King Caspian X (Ben Barnes).She came upon blood-splattered walls and another of Michael""s victims among the medical staff(# 4 death)(in dream).As the plane crashed hrough the terminal windows, a woman tossed her blanketed infant into the air.It was one of the film""s most memorable and iconic images (paying homage to a similar crash sequence with a train inSilver Streak (1976)).He would be a Messianic figure of sorts.And Ann finagles her job back (her "meal ticket"), with a $1,000 bonus.A number of likely individuals are escorted into Connell""s office for covert interviews.The door opens on "Long John" Willoughby (Gary Cooper) - a plain-speaking, penniless homeless man and an ex-ballplaying (bush-league, sand-lot) pitcher with a sore arm (his "wing went bad").).This spoof of detective films was the first of Keaton""s feature films solely directed by himself, after his co-director stints inThree Ages (1923)andOur Hospitality (1923).