"One night, caught necking by the police in an open convertible in a deserted woodsy area, they return in the rain to her place.Upset by the news, the domineering Edna continued griping about her inconsiderate and lazy husband as she went out to the clothesline to gather dry laundry, while an unidentified figure (wearing a workshirt and jeans, presumably stolen from the line) watched her.Aron speculated: "He wants to be," but Abra disagreed: "Nobody wants to be alone all the time." While Abra said she didn""t know Cal very well, she thought he was "scary...when he looks at you.Sort of like an animal." Aron spoke out: "I love him."Aron seemed to have everything, including fatherly pride and support, and the love of his beautiful and "perfect" fiancee Abra: (Aron: "When we get married, it""s gonna be perfect.)In an obvious parallel to Frank Capra""s filmIt""s a Wonderful Life (1946), the scene of George Bailey and Mary walking along together after the school dance, Jeffrey walks along the peaceful night-time sidewalk with Sandy.Classic scenes include the starvation scene of two cabin-marooned prospectors boiling and fastidiously eating a stewed shoe, the Tramp""s cabin-mate deliriously imagining his companion as a large chicken, the teetering cabin on the edge of a cliff, and Chaplin""s lonely fantasized New Year""s Eve party (with the dancing dinner rolls routine) when he waits for a girl who never comes.