Frenchy: Practice makes perfect.Kent: Well that does it.This gives us a solid strip of land right across the valley.Frenchy: And what do we do now?Cowboy: Nothin"", until those cattlemen try to drive their herds through without payin"".It requires cunning and resourcefulness.And I have both.Now, I have a thousand disguises at home.I""ll come in here with one of those disguises on, so if you recognize me, you go, uh...(He gestures with a slight back-and-forth wave of his hand.) Now if you don""t recognize me, go, uh...well, if you don""t recognize me, you won""t know what to do.And you won""t recognize me.Preparing for work on Monday morning, a uniformed Sousè with an outsized badge practices drawing his gun in front of a mirror in the bar.The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2002)d.Peter Jackson, 179 minutesFilm Plot SummaryThe sequel opened with a flashback (and Frodo""s dream) of the scene in the first film when Gandalf battled the fiery Balrog at the Bridge of Khazad-dum and fell into the chasm, as they continued to fight each other.Doesn""t matter now.Humans destroyed each other...But we are family.Wonder if hey""re really all gone." Maurice assumed that humans had died out two years ago: "Ten winters now.Last two - no sign of them.They must be gone."The next day after an early-morning fishing expedition, two young apes Blue Eyes and his male friend Ash (Doc Shaw), walked along a forest trail and were stunned to come across a human hiker (later identified as Carver (Kirk Acevedo)) - who panicked, pulled out a pistol and anxiously fired on them, injuring and wounding Ash.