His efforts to separate good from evil - to save the good and punish he evil - ultimately fail in the metaphoric (and then real) world of Chinatown by the film""s climax.He was still holding a grudge after she rejected his romantic overtures and sent him home to his wife years earlier.They glance at all the significant changes and how they have fallen behind the times as they drive by: the local baseball park, kids riding a hot-rod jalopy, a hot dog stand, a 5 and 10 Woolworth""s department store, a fire station, a used car lot, a diner, and Butch Engle""s place with a new neon sign ("the best joint in town"), a saloon run by Homer""s uncle.He urged that Lord Thranduil put aside "petty grievances" and bickerings against the Dwarves and then delivered stern warnings.Ferdinand briefly reappeared and spoke to Babe, who suddenly realized that he was already breaking one of Rex""s many new rules by speaking to Ferdinand.