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.A medical officer demanded that they take a physical - requiring a urine sample.Afterwards they went behind a screen, where an astonished sailor watched their silhouettes (imagining hat he saw Mini-Me's stand-up birth!).A lone Robert E.Lee Prewitt ("Prew") (Montgomery Clift) enters the base, passing Private Angelo Maggio (Frank Sinatra) - a genial and respected friend.Sanchez (Perla Walter) was reluctant about her leaving.Smoke poured from Chris' van that was parked on the street, from the bong-smoking of two more hippie-like stoners inside:pothead Chuck (David Katims)his girlfriend Chili (Rachel Howard)Chris had invited her six friends to be guests at her two-story lakeside summer house, a property called Higgins Haven.Suddenly, his flashlight, radio and other electrical lights shut off.From above, his truck is bathed in blinding, powerful rays of luminescent light.An array of colorful lights overwhelms his sight, and a deep-toned, thunderous, musical vibration envelopes his truck.