..near three years now," she made his give up his wicked, lawless ways eleven years earlier.Thoughout the film, Munny repeats he refrain: "I ain""t like that anymore."Munny: I ain""t like that anymore, Kid.It was whiskey done it as much as anythin"" else.I ain""t had a drop in over ten years.My wife, she cured me of that, cured me of drink and wickedness.Kid: Well, you don""t look so prosperous.Hell, you could buy her a new dress with your half.We could kill them two, you could buy your wife one fancy...As the Kid rides away alone - but wishes Munny would catch up to him if he changes his mind ("I""ll be riding due west for the western trail headin"" north into Wyoming"), the circumstances of Munny""s homestead life come down hard on him.He was even opposed by some who considered his daring and unconventional, rhythm & blues-oriented (rockabilly) music too sexually-arousing and similar to southern black music.We can get them up for you by tomorrow.We would have had them up by now, except Robbie""s had the runs, so we""ve been tryin"" not o use him too much this week.When she is finally released, Jane sleeps in Tarzan""s tree house/home for the night.He has provided her with a leopard skin to sleep on and made a screen around her with vines.Next to her covered home, he stretches out on a large tree bough to sleep.When he awakens the next morning, he grabs her again, and she screams hysterically, but she falls into Tarzan""s arms for protection when the giant ape threatens one more ime.