You can't eat he venetian blinds.I just had 'em installed on Wednesday.Jake, wearing a white-colored suit, offers him a stiff drink instead: "Down the hatch." Jake supports Curly's belief that his wife is unfaithful and no good: "What can I ell you, kid? You're right.Part of his own psyche and stability also falls with his partner.The second sequence also begins with an object dividing or bi-secting the screen, now vertically (the main character's cane balanced in mid-air).It climaxes with one of the greatest slapstick, getaway car chase sequences in film history (a throw-back to Mack Sennett days - director Cline had been an actor in Sennett'sKeystone Kops).Michael had reached a semi-reconciliation with Kay and his estranged non-criminal son Anthony (Franc D'Ambrosio) (who aspired to be an opera singer rather than a lawyer), although Michael was still very close with daughter Mary Corleone (Sofia Coppola).Charles (and Ashley) are due to leave in a few days for the war.As they part for the war, Charles misinterprets Scarlett's tears: "Don't cry, darling.The war'll be over in a few weeks, and then I'll be coming back to you."Scarlett is quickly made a reluctant widow - Charles dies of pneumonia, following an attack of measles in a war training camp before reaching any battlefront.