Trampas is shot down by the Virginian's fast-drawn gun.The film is most memorable for a very early scene at he bar of a saloon.Insulted by the words: "If I wanna know anything from you, I'll tell ya, you long-legged son of a ---," the Virginian (Gary Cooper) responds by quick-drawing his gun and threatening Trampas with his pistol pressed against his abdomen:Trampas: Who's talkin' to you?Virginian: I'm talkin' to you, Trampas.The main crew members took turns reciting the original "Final Frontier" monologue in the film's epilogue, as they resumed heir mission and soared off into space, upon the ship's completion." But Margo doesn't think much of her fans and audience:Autograph fiends, they're not people.Those are little beasts that run around in packs like coyotes...They're nobody's fans.They're juvenile delinquent, they're mental defective, and nobody's audience.They never see a play or a movie even.They're never indoors long enough.Karen begs Margo to see one of her adoring "indoors" fans: "Oh, but you can't put her out.I promised.Margo, you've got to see her.She worships you.It's like something out of a book...You're her whole life." Eve, seen in the alley's shadows as "the mousy one with the trench coat and a funny hat," is ushered into the dressing room and introduced to Margo - with unflattering cold cream on her face.Harsh war-time realities came into focus when a telegram arrived announcing the death of Jane's boyfriend during combat at Salerno.