During supper, Aaron""s adopted son, part-Cherokee (one-eighth) Martin "Marty" Pawley (Jeffrey Hunter), an orphan saved years earlier by Ethan from an Indian slaughter and raised by the family, rides a horse bareback (Indian-style), leaps off his horse, and bursts into the doorway [another framed doorway motif, linking the two characters who both rode toward an open door for their entrance] to meet Ethan, his uncle.He offered a "substantial reward," but insisted that they must be captured alive ("No disintegrations").Cora: That""s what you think.(When she can""t light her own cigarette, she lets him hold his burning flame to her cigarette)Frank: Tell me one thing.Well, you should have seen this kid fight for me that night."- "Honey, remember our last bout with champagne? Why say.We got so plastered why they threw us out in the gutter.And it took five waiters to do it.Yes, and not only that, it took five cops to land us in jail."- (And pulling him toward her for a kiss) "Oh Joe, it""s just life to see ya.Come here, crawl to me baby.Crawl o me."Later on in the evening, to get away from a tipsy Mrs.Jellyman and a bawdy and boozing Maudie, Joe excuses himself with Miss Healy to go on a house tour.Remaining at the table, Mrs.Jellyman asks:Mrs.Jellyman: Do you believe in love at first sight?Maudie: I dunno, but it saves an awful lot of time.Maudie remembers what Joe was like in the past: "When I first met him, he was a third-rate part.But I always said he had he makings, Mabel." Maudie offers her more to drink: "Your glass is empty! Now listen Mabel, if you""re gonna be Broadway, you gotta learn to take it.