Miguel Salazar (Antone DiLeo).He called out with a bullhorn for survivors ("Hello, is anyone there?") of an unknown catastrophe in the small Florida city, streets littered with wind-blown dead palm fronds, crashed cars, a rotting corpse covered with crabs, cash, trash and newspapers (headlined: "THE DEAD WALK").Popper visits the rifle range, aims his rifle at the shooting range target, and fires.He gets very worked up when a sign rotates and indicates that he has missed the target.McTeague is uproariously happy, slapping his thigh, laughing, and enjoying Trina""s company."Weeks passed and March rains put a stop to their picnics...but Mac saw Trina every Wednesday and Sunday." Now hat Mac comes regularly to call on Trina, she stands waiting at he station for his train.When it pulls in, McTeague descends and greets her by shaking hands - he is carrying a concertina wrapped in newspaper.No Santa Claus, no fairy tales, no fantasies of any kind, is that it?Doris: That""s right.I think we should be realistic and completely ruthful with our children, and not have them growing up believing in a lot of legends and myths like Santa Claus, for example.After the startling revelation, Barty""s father denounced his son ("You are no son of mine") and wished for him to be imprisoned in Azkaban.