Plot SynopsisOpening Credits and Introduction of a Disturbed Salon Manicurist Carol:The opening image during the title credits was anexternalcloseup of an eyeball, with the film""s title REPULSION rolling over, rotating and wrapping around the eyeball from right to left to the sounds of a two-note drumbeat.Take good care of it, won""t you?Bart: No, no, I, I don""t think it would fit me.Laurie: (invitingly) Thanks...What else do you do besides shoot?Bart: It""s been enough so far.Laurie: Got a job?Bart: No, not yet.Laurie: Maybe you have.How about it Packy, you can always use a good man, can""t you?As Packett lights his cigar, his own jealousy is enflamed as he hears Bart ask Laurie: "Maybe I can see you later, hmm?" and she responds: "Why not?"As the carnival moves to the next town, Bart, who has joined the act, is dressed in a Western buckskin outfit to match Laurie""s cowgirl costume.[Kesey wrote the first version of the film""s screenplay.] The film""s title was derived from a familiar, ongue-twisting Mother""s Goose children""s folk song (or nursery rhyme) calledVintery, Mintery, Cutery, Corn.And I ain""t noticed Mist"" Ashley askin"" for to marry ya." After Mammy has proved her wrong, Scarlett sits on the stairs of her bedroom stuffing her mouth with the "vittles.