Muley""s son: All right, where""s the bank?Agent: Tulsa.What""s the use of pickin"" on him? He ain""t nothin"" but the manager.And he""s half-crazy hisself tryin"" to keep up with his orders from the East.Muley: Then who do we shoot?Agent: Brother, I don""t know.If I did, I""d tell ya.I just don""t know who""s to blame.Muley: I""m right here to tell you, mister, there ain""t nobody gonna push me off my land! My grandpaw took up this land seventy years ago." It""s an extravagant five-minute production number:Clang, clang, clang went the trolleyDing, ding, ding went the bellZing, zing, zing went my heartstringsAs we started for Huntingdon dell.Colin then pressed for a date that evening, but she declined: "I""m busy tonight." She claimed she would be having dinner (of rabbit) with her older sister.Colin had presumably been rejected before by Carol: "You really make me feel wanted." He proposed meeting her at a pub (The Hoop and Toy) the next night at 7 pm for a date, but she was mostly unattentive and unresponsive.Specific backlash came because of the book""s unsympathetic reflection of Texas"" unique social mores, corruptness, anti-intellectualism, exploitative racism, sexism, superiority complex, excessive materialism and machismo-orientation.Plot SynopsisAfter the credits and the brief introduction of characters, he film opens with a shaky aerial view of mid-town Manhattan, presumably near 42nd Street.