" Travis promised him more "good stuff" - necessitating another visit by Travis to the LAPD.At Cole""s place, both Riggs and Cole tended to his wounds and bruises, and began comparing old scars and bullet wounds on their bodies (similar to the scene inJaws (1975)), as Riggs semi-stripped to his underwear to show a leg stabbing wound (fromLethal Weapon 2)...As the song continues, marked with superb, fresh choreography, hey return to town.The clothing of the children changes to reflect he passage of time during the Captain""s absence.She further explains hat Do, Re, and Mi "are only the tools we use to build a song.Once you have these notes in your heads, you can sing a million different unes by mixing them up, like this - So, Do, La, Fa, Mi, Do, Re, So, Do, La, Ti, Do, Re, Do.Arrius realizes much about Forty-One""s character after whipping his back, realizing that his hate has kept him alive:You have the spirit to fight back but the good sense to control it.Chips""".The film opens within the quadrangle of the revered Brookfield School, founded in 1492:...one can almost feel the centuries...Gray old age, dreaming over a crowded past.A train whistle blows, signaling the arrival of chattering, excited boys for the beginning of the new school term.A smarter-than-average leader of the zombies seemed to emerge, former gas station attendant/owner "Big Daddy" (Eugene Clark), who had grabbed one of the motorcyclist""s machine guns and slung it over his shoulder.