Whitmore (skeptically): Don""t you have to be twenty-one to fill prescriptions?Hackenbush: Well, uh, that""s for grown-ups.He asserted that he had dealt with this same problem four years earlier:"We can handle this.We stopped him before....We don""t say his name outloud."Now that the curfew was in effect, the group of surviving eens from the rave, including Lori, Will, Kia, and Charlie, were in the basement of pothead Bill Freeburg""s house, fearing that Freddy could still get them: "It was our fear that gave him his power, we""re marked now," noted Will."His wife answers an emergency phone call from foreman Earl, who asks for Roy - one of his power company""s technicians:Neary, get into your truck and report to line N in Tolono.The narration continues throughout the filmed tour, past an Oriental statue, wall-mounted ceramic heads, and a baroque grandfather clock with pendulum (the clock holds more meaning beyond its present context!).With epic qualities, it had more than 50 speaking roles and 2,400 extras.The film currently remains the box-office (domestic) champ with a gross revenue of $1.89billion(adjusted for inflation).Various elements in the original novel had to be eliminated, and some characters, scenes, and events were either truncated, dropped, or modified:Scarlett""s first two children (Wade Hampton and Ella Lorena) were eliminatedIn the novel, Charles Hamilton was in love with Honey Wilkes prior to falling in love with Scarlett; in the film, he was in love with India WilkesRhett""s scenes (and confessions) about being a blockade runner were minimized or cut outthe novel""s love scenes (in particular, the "Paddock Scene") were more low-keythe character of the Atlanta prostitute Belle Watling was sanitized (and Rhett""s finding of solace with Belle - after Scarlett vowed not to have any more children following Bonnie""s birth), was also down-playedany episodes or mention of the Ku Klux Klan were droppedRhett""s contempt for Ashley was softenedRhett""s last words in the novel: "My dear, I don""t give a damn.