At he dining room table, they are joined by 12 year-old son Scotty (Tony Denman), who excuses himself from the boring, unfulfilling family to go to McDonalds to see his friends.She also advised Babe to steer clear of them:"...them wolves.Treat you like dirt, they do! Bite you as soon as look at you, those savages!...Some wolves be so bad, they run a sheep down and tear it to pieces....All hem wolves is cruel to sheep.Always have been.Brutal savages! That""s what they be.I wouldn""t want to see a gentle soul like you mixin"" with the likes of them."After his first momentous day at the farm, Babe was overwhelmed and confused by everything he had learned, as the Narrator summarized (in voice-over):"That afternoon when he saw Fly, the pig""s mind was a tangle of questions.Both were worried about the future of democracy: "I worry about how democracy survives when one man can move cities with his mind.] In the nearby Hidey Lake Community Church, two men posing as DWP electrical workers in orange uniforms killed the church""s pastor, and then radioed that the "clubhouse" was open - it would serve as a base of operations for the fanatical Colonel Stuart...I mean he hires dumb guys like you o work for him, and when it comes time to pay off, he takes a powder.