The memorable, expressionistic grave-robbing scene occurs near the Bavarian mountain village of Goldstadt.Nicholson: I understand how you feel.Of course, it""s normally the duty of a captured soldier to attempt escape.But my men and I are involved in a curious legal point of which you are unaware.In Singapore, we were ordered to surrender by Command Headquarters, ordered, mind you.Therefore, in our case, escape might well be an infraction of military law.Interesting?Dr.Clipton: Yes, interesting point.Shears: I""m sorry sir.I didn""t quite follow you.You mean you intend o uphold the letter of the law, no matter what it costs.Nicholson: Without law, Commander, there is no civilization.Shears: You just took my point.Here, there is no civilization.Nicholson: Then, we have the opportunity to introduce it.I suggest hat we drop the subject of escape.As an English gentleman, Nicholson insists that his men be treated as soldiers and that the officers serve only in supervisory capacities, according to the military code of behavior: "I want everything to go off without a hitch starting first thing tomorrow morning.Boromir lost his life with three arrows from Lurtz"" bow in his torso.An angered Aragorn decapitated Lurtz, and then went to the side of Boromir as he expired and confessed his wrongful obsession with taking Frodo""s ring.They are relieved o be returning home after "a couple of centuries."In the film""s first major opening sequence, the three share cramped space on board a soon-to-be retired Air Force bomber in its observation cone, as it flies at low-level across America.When the two fighters met in the ring for instructions, Drago said only three words: "You will lose." As the fight began, Apollo (known as "the Dancing Destroyer, the King of Sting, the Count of Monte Fisto.