We used up all our savings on that field, Ray....Makes it real hard to keep he farm."Shoeless Joe Jackson""s Mystical Appearance on the Field:They were interrupted by Karin""s insistence that she sighted something on the ball-field: "Daddy?.Bonnie: Yeah, but what did ya do before?Clyde: I was, uh, I was in State Prison.Bonnie: StatePrison! (She halts again)Clyde: Uh-huh.Bonnie: Well, I guess, uh,somelittl"" ol"" lady wasn""t so nice.Clyde: (expressed as part of a tough guy act) It was armed robbery.Bonnie: My, my.The things that turn up in the street these days.In the small, rural, Southwest Texas town where they walk along the empty main street (except for one elderly Negro sitting on a bench in front of a barber shop), Clyde asks her about her dull life after passing the closed-down movie theatre and other mostly-deserted shops: "Whatcha all do for a good time around here - listen o the grass grow?" In a display of unconventional, daring bravado, he points down to his right foot and brags to her that he once chopped wo toes off with an axe "to get off of work detail" in state prison.Dr.Stuart (Fred Stewart) noted that Colbert would have brought progressive modernity to the backward, economically-struggling, bypassed burg: "He came all this way to build us a factory, make something out of this own.Krennic announced: "All Imperial forces have been evacuated and I stand ready o destroy the entire moon.He told her about his search for Krypton: "I had to see for myself." She sarcastically mentioned: "Well, you""re back and everyone seems to be pretty happy about it!" He challenged her Pulitzer Prize-winning article that criticized his importance and was written when he was absent and couldn""t defend himself.