He added: "There were other parts of the body." He interpreted the detached body part as a warning for them to turn back: "Look upon this omen and go back from whence ye came! I have warned thee!" The group cringed in disgust, returned to their van, and drove off.A TV priest dressed in a Dracula-like red cape on one of the channels makes another religious reference, rhetorically asking: "Do you think God is dead?" More images flash by: clips from Bette Davis and Al Jolson films, a bleach detergent testimonial and "Jolly Green Giant" ad for creamed corn, an image of violence, and cigar and toothpaste ads." But Margo doesn't think much of her fans and audience:Autograph fiends, they're not people.Those are little beasts that run around in packs like coyotes...They're nobody's fans.They're juvenile delinquent, they're mental defective, and nobody's audience.They never see a play or a movie even.They're never indoors long enough.Karen begs Margo to see one of her adoring "indoors" fans: "Oh, but you can't put her out.I promised.Margo, you've got to see her.She worships you.It's like something out of a book...You're her whole life." Eve, seen in the alley's shadows as "the mousy one with the trench coat and a funny hat," is ushered into the dressing room and introduced to Margo - with unflattering cold cream on her face.The solid lead roles and the supporting performances of the leads' best friends were neglected for Oscar consideration: Carrie Fisher as Marie and Bruno Kirby as Jess.