Frank: Yeah.(He winks at her) Watch.(Toward Nick) Nick, I""ve seen many a sign in my time, but that""s the daddy of them all.I certainly got to hand it to ya.Nick: Why, Frank?Frank: Well, there I was, trying to get the old one fixed up, and already you""d seen the neon salesman - and BINGO! A new sign prettier han a Christmas tree.It isn""t real.It doesn""t exist.It""s me, pretending I live on what I earn.It""s my mother, trying to keep herself young and drinking herself old doing it.She and Adam living in this house as though your father was still alive.It""s an old man like the judge, dreaming of the past.Anne, come away with me.Anne: And do what?Jack: Live in a shack and eat red beans.Anne, what do you want me o do?Anne: Oh Jack, you haven""t been sure.You""ve gone from one thing o the other.A year at law school and now this job as a reporter.Jack: Are you afraid I can""t make a living?Anne: Oh no Jack, it isn""t that.I don""t care about the money.It""s just that I, I want you to be something.Jack: What is it you want me to be?Anne: I don""t know.It""s just that I want you to be, to do something important.Jack (sarcastically turning toward the portrait): Like your father? All right, I""ll run for governor.The Rupert Murdoch-like Warfield introduced his corporate-minded daughter Lacy (Mariel Hemingway), who chimed in: "The name of the game is making money.The villains of the four stories are mill owner Jenkins and his intolerant social reformers, the hypocritical Pharisees - opponents of Christ, the evil regime of the cunning Queen Catherine, and the treacherous High Priest of Babylon.I""d like to say a few words for the dear dead departed.And maybe a few hymns would be in order, followed by a church supper, with a choir?Relentless in his pursuit of the outlaws with a total of $4,500 reward money out for their capture or death, Harrigan orders his scummy group of trigger-happy bounty hunters to start anew: "You go after them in ten minutes.