If Armando didn""t return by nightfall, there was an alternate plan -- Milo was to take the steps down to a tunnel that led to the harbor where cargos of apes were frequently unloaded at night.Standing there, you don""t look like Emma Newton.You look like Emma Spencer Oakley of 46 Birnam Street, St.Paul, Minnesota, the prettiest girl on the block.Then, they hug each other while the rest of the family crowd around and he nostalgically remarks: "I keep remembering hose things, all the old things."In the final funeral scene, mourners surrounded the casket of recently-deceased Nancy.Dr.Gordon glimpsed the nun nearby and rushed to speak to her, but she disappeared behind a large gravestone.Don""t you see? It""s not just Kris that""s on trial, it""s everything he stands for.It""s kindness and joy and love and all the other intangibles."The likeable film posed the question: Was the radical Santa Claus character (Kris Kringle) real or just plain delusional and crazy? The Macy""s Santa was compelled to prove himself by enduring a psychological evaluation, corporate competition, and even a court case.