I got a watch.You gave me a watch." (Rocky had given him a watch inRocky II (1979).)Dixon""s promoter Lou DiBella (Himself) and manager L.C.Luco (A.J.Benza) briefly met with Rocky in his restaurant, and pitched the idea of a "first-class exhibition fight.The government fears any leak of the discovery may cause anxious panic or "cultural shock and social disorientation" among he families of Clavius personnel.The development of his personal life from a scruffy cowpoke in the first scenes to a dignified, well-groomed Marshal parallels the civilizing of the own of Tombstone - from a rough frontier outpost (with raucous saloons) o a civilized, law and order community settlement (with a church, a school and new schoolmarm, and even a traveling Shakespearean actor).When they were face-to-face, Kirk tried to reason with the former Starfleet captain and asked: "What happened to you out there, Edison?" He responded with his belief that a conflict and struggle were essential for progress, rather than the Federation""s peaceful approach with he enemy:We lost ourselves, but gained a purpose! A means o bring the galaxy back to struggle that made humanity strong." In a memorable routine (improvised by Fields himself), he asks for a glass of water.He dips in his fingers to wash them, and dries them on a paper napkin that he crumples and rolls into a ball, tosses into he air over his shoulder, and neatly kicks away with the heel of his shoe.