With an indictment against Lounds, Crawford thought of a way to use him to lure the Tooth Fairy into a trap, by having Graham provide derogatory, untrue details about the homicidal serial killer for scandal-sheet publication - that he was ugly and impotent with members of the opposite sex, and that he sexually molested his male victims.Marty saved him by pushing him away, but was hit by a car driven by Lorraine""s father Sam Baines (George DiCenzo) - taking George""s place! Marty was taken to Lorraine""s house to recover, where his teenaged, 16 year-old mother-to-be first nursed him back to health and developed an amorous infatuated crush on him, and continued to make inappropriate sexual advances toward him.The scene dissolved to black.The mother placed the infant baby (Silas Hathaway as baby) in the back seat of a rich man""s parked, luxury Model T (a wedding limousine), hoping it would be adopted and well cared-for.The opening title credits played atop the scene, set in a section of the Vermont Apartments complex.The exhausted female and the older man were later identified as:Sally Matthews (Susan Sarandon), wide-eyed and naive, escaping from a haunting past and hoping to better her predicamentLou Pascal (Burt Lancaster at age 68), an aging, sad numbers runner, flunky and petty mobster-crook from he Prohibition EraIntroduction of Major Characters:Dave - The Theft of the Mob""s Cocaine in Philadelphia:In the city of Philadelphia, Sally""s deceitful, no-good, estranged husband Dave Matthews (Robert Joy), a long-haired scruffy, deadbeat-looking hippie, observed a black man hiding a brick of cocaine in a brown paper bag within he ceiling of a public pay-phone booth, on the street near the entrance o Independence Hall, where a museum advertised a Norman Rockwell exhibit.