On a night-time street corner in downtown LA, while Riggs was questioning a hooker about Dixie, a vehicle sped by with Mr.The film's main themes were the violating penetration of the wind, a woman's innate fear of assaultive and corruptible men (symbolized by the aggressive and violent wind in nature), the metaphor of the fantasized image of a stampeding, wild white stallion tied to the cruel norther' wind, and the vanquishing of feminine fears leading to ultimate freedom." Carrington was hopeful: "Probably a fragment from the saucer." Scotty added: "We may salvage something yet." When they investigated more closely and discovered the hottest radioactive spot beneath the ice ("Here's where it's coming from"), hey believed that they had found an eight-foot alien-humanoid life form encased in a frozen block of ice - possibly the ship's pilot?:"It looks like a man..F--k! This f--ker's gonna spread like the plague, man! Kids are gonna start falling asleep...Because if you fall asleep, you ain't waking up."That night, a rave party was held in a clearing inside a cornfield near a grain silo.Kids at school had been invited o attend by stoner types, including:drug-using, beer-drinking alcoholic Shack (Chris Gauthier)Bill Freeburg (Kyle Labine), who had passed out fliers to studentsWill found Lori at the party already in progress, also attended by nerdy, intelligent student Charlie Linderman (Chris Marquette) who was interested in Lori.I wouldn't let anybody ride him around.I wouldn't care if she's your wife or who she is.Bick, I'd see she rides a more gentle animal if I was you.She's gonna fall off and break her neck.Out on the range, Bick introduced Leslie to Old Polo (Alexander Scourby), the head 'vaquero' who had been with the family for generations, "since Grandpa Benedict's time.