He revealed to her his own feelings, while seemingly jealous of her fascination and interest in Batman and his "life of nightly torture" - "We""re all two people.[The illusion of its rising is created by the descent of some of the backdrops.] As they are about to explore, a violent explosion (volcanic?) sends them in all directions.To rest their fatigued bodies after a "rough trip," they stretch themselves out on the ground under blankets.He performed with charisma, exuberance and grace throughout the entire film, after already having proved his swashbuckling agility and box-office popularity in 38 previous films including these from the early 1920s:The Mark of Zorro (1920), director Fred Niblo""s silent film, adapted from Johnson McCulley""s novel The Curse of Capistrano; with Fairbanks in the dual role of Don Diego and the dashing young swordsman Zorro - the hero of the oppressed poor by tyrants ruling in California in the 1830s.She can sell her or do what she wants") for "the one my partner cut," but he prostitutes pelt them with stones and angrily deny his "charity" to his face: "A pony? She ain""t got no face left.