I""m out to learn how to enjoy my leisure, now I""ve retired." He repeats his wife""s words about having always done what is expected of him, but now has a desire o feel freer: "I""m about to see some of the world I haven""t seen and get a perspective on the USA.Turned out to be an old friend.A cousin of mine, as a matter of fact...You know, in those days I thought you got married and that was it.But nothin"" is it.Not for ever."Roslyn: "That""s what I can""t get used to.Everything keeps changing."Gay: "I""ll tell you this, though.I wouldn""t know how o say goodbye to you, Roslyn.It surprises me."Conflict in a growing love triangle developed between Gay, Roslyn, and his friend Guido, who attempted o persuade her to ally with him: ("You""re through with Gay now, right? Well, tell me.As a newcomer to the school, he is warned about stepping on Dawson High School""s insignia on the school""s steps and eyed suspiciously by many of the students.At the end of the thirties, Walsh""s ""social history"" film eulogizes and recreates the entire Jazz Age decade, Prohibition and its repeal (including the process of manufacturing bathtub gin), and the Depression era (through the mid 1930s) with an expansive, eulogistic perspective within an historical framework.In the confusion during flight, Pike""s horse accidentally knocks down and tramples a defenseless woman.