" His new bride has firm, pacifist Quaker convictions that deplore violence, and he will be putting away his marshal""s star in his last act in office - he removes his badge, a popular Western icon, and pins it on his gun holster, amidst applause.In the sheriff""s office adjoining a jailhouse, the "drunk in number two" awakens - Jim, the Waco Kid (Gene Wilder): "Well, my name is Jim, but most people call me - Jim.Earlier in he film, there were also "5 more Jason-styled murders" occurring in the week between Jason""s escape from the morgue and his arrival at Crystal Lake.She suggested it would be better if they were their own team - called X-Men.Charles wished for secrecy: "Anonymity will be the first line of defense." Although she promised never to reveal their location, a kiss between them was later seen, during a CIA inquiry, to clear or wipe her memory of all recent events.(Is the law after him?) Ethan retorts when asked about the brand-new coins: "So?" Later that night before bedtime, Ethan is left alone on the porch with only he dog for company and a sad, reflective look on his face.