Leslie: Why don""t you stay on a while, really see something of it?Bick: Roundup time in my country.Big spring roundup.Leslie: Your country?Bick: Reata.Leslie: Your country, my country.Jordan, you make it sound so far apart.Bick: Maybe - you could come out and see it if you get a chance.(She smiled and coyly hid behind the porch pillar)...I guess I""ll be off real early in the morning, so goodbye.Leslie: I""m really awfully glad you came.And I""m not gonna say goodbye to you here in the moonlight.It would just be too touching.Good night.At about 10:45 pm as Bick restlessly stirred in bed, Leslie walked back home on the green lawn of the bucolic Lynnton estate, and fancifully spun around in her diaphanous pink gown in he grand foyer after attending the nearby Hunt Ball.Later in the film, Clark joined Lana and Ricky for bowling at the local alley, when she told Clark that her boy was not only small for his age, but the "only kid in town without a father.She ran down he cellar stairs into the boiler room filled with catwalks, pipes, and steam, where Freddy was waiting for her: "Elm Street""s last brat.A third film to complete a trilogy, namedCloverleaf(a reference o LA""s freeway system and its massive interchanges - with its notorious air pollution), was shelved whenThe Two Jakesfailed at the box-office.