Leslie: Why, it""s enormous just for the two of us.Bick: Luz lives here with me - with us.First Introductions - Luz and Jett:Bick lived at Reata with his tough, cattle-driving, domineering sister Luz Benedict (Mercedes McCambridge) who managed and took care of everything after their mother passed away: "Some say she even runs the ranch!" As Leslie was met by the two Mexican housekeepers, Lupe (Tina Menard) and Petra (Ana Maria Majalca), proud, bull-headed cattle-baron Bick admonished his independent-minded and outspoken bride about being oo kind and gracious to the numerous Hispanic servants.Events that Lorraine had earlier described weren""t exactly fulfilled - George was ""bird-watching"" (actually he was a peeping tom) when he fell into the street from a tree limb.[Note: After the Narrator""s opening description of the Warsaw setting, the film segued to another setting - Gestapo Headquarters in Berlin, to backtrack and explain why Hitler was on he Warsaw street." The reverse of the word, woodpecker, referred o a literally red-headed and red-necked bird.Its second meaning was sexual - the foreskin of a penis (or prepuce) - literally the ""peckerhead."" Another related, similarly-defined term in the film was "Whicker bill."]In the plot, tenant sharecropping farmer""s high-school aged son Marvin Blake (Richard Barthelmess) was pressured to not forget his place in life and to pick cotton in the fields for rich Southern cotton plantation land-owner Lane Norwood (Berton Churchill).