She""s part of my blood and we understand each other." With great ardor and vitality, Scarlett doesn""t want o hear the truth: "But you love me!"Ashley thinks he loves Scarlett, but he is extremely wimpish and inadequate in contrast to her harsher, more ruthless qualities.Dance-hall girls run screaming from the Oriental Saloon across the street [later in the film after some long establishing shots, the saloon is nowhere o be seen across the street] where a reckless, drunken Indian Charlie (Charles Stevens), a symbol of the wildness of Tombstone, shoots his gun into the air.Now come on.Now beat it." Kate was seen peering out of a curtained window at him.Cal ended the conversation with a request for Kate: "Well, you tell her, I hate her." [Note: Cal appeared to be tormented with the suspected thought that his estranged mother was the Madam of a brothel."Its memorable score by Hitchcock""s most popular composer, Bernard Herrmann, enhanced the drama with his electronic score (using theremins).[Huston had previously directed his father in a small, unbilled role inThe Maltese Falcon (1941), his first film.