Upset about everything, Rick told Chris that it was "a little more than he had bargained for," and proposed leaving to get "away from here," but he softened and permitted her to accompany him as they drove off.They are both curious about what she is wearing, until hey are threatened by a leopard from below.Tarzan leaps on the hreatening animal and kills it.After Tarzan carries her and swings her to another part of the treetops, he grabs her again and she screams repeatedly: "Let me go," but she cannot escape his powerful grasp.She counters, explaining how chaos (sexual) would be unleashed upon the orderly world if they were released - besides, birds have always been caged, eaten, shot, and abused throughout human history:Mitch: Doesn""t this make you feel awful.At one point, the exhilarating chase near LAX airport was against one-way traffic (similar to a scene inTo Live and Die in LA (1985)), and into a freeway construction zone.