"They traveled in the landspeeder to the Mos Eisley spaceport (a "wretched hive of scum and villainy"), guarded on the outskirts by stormtroopers, who were Force-influenced by Kenobi to let them pass...I want a new life, all over from the very beginning.A perfectly glorious, free adventurous life.Following his retirement in the "half-baked" midwestern town of Zenith, his vain, selfish and shallow wife finally states that she has finished putting in two decades of social-climbing service (and pampered society life) to maintain a home and family for her heavily career-focused, down-to-earth industrialist husband.Why not? I""m young, I""m healthy, I""ve got a good job.This could be my chance to step out a little bit.If she can swing, so can l.I could turn this place into a nightclub.I""ll get broads up here like you wouldn""t believe.Swingers, freaks, nymphomaniacs, dental hygienists." However, he was still hung-up about the specific day hat they separated, when she described how she was an active ""doer"" and he was just a passive ""watcher"":I want a new life.This economical opening scene characterizes the personalities of he film""s major protagonists: admirable Eddie Bartlett (James Cagney), a hardened George Hally (Humphrey Bogart), and a scared Lloyd Hart (Jeffrey Lynn):George: Hey, do ya always come into a rathole like hat?Eddie: Whaddya want me to do, knock?George: (later) There""s ten thousand shellholes around here and everybody""s got to come divin"" into this one.In the last scene, Jack was seen in a small dinghy with his piece of the map, using his magical compass to navigate for the Fountain.