A neighboring, elderly inmate Brooks Hatlen (James Whitmore) inquires: "Are-are you going to eat that?" With everyone expecting hat Brooks will eat the wiggling creature, he instead offers the "nice and ripe" maggot to a baby crow (named Jake) nestled in the inside pocket of his droopy blue sweater - he is its caretaker (in its prison cage) until it matures and flies away to freedom: "Fell out of his nest over by the plate shop."Film Notables (Awards, Facts, etc.)A sequel and a repeat story (with a greater and more expensive scale of special effects) by writer-director Steven Sommers (with most of the same crew), and many of the characters from the first film.Tree roots sprang from the ground and wrapped around Jason""s legs, tripping him into a muddy puddle.Then, she directed an electrical power line into he water to electrocute him.Jason fell face-first into the mud, but then rose up unexpectedly and followed her as she ran into he party cabin.Bane was planning to use Bruce Wayne""s stolen fingerprints (obtained from Daggett via Selina Kyle) to have access and trade stocks in Wayne""s name, but then the fiber signal was cut.The Sheriff haughtily interrogated he nattily-dressed suspect with an insulting introductory question - his first interaction with Tibbs:Sheriff: Got a name, boy?Virgil: Virgil Tibbs.