White letters on a black background, a title card reads:New York City 1964The camera pans down a sign outside the Barbizon Plaza Theatre: "An Evening With Jake La Motta Tonight 8:30...But I do know one thing, it's not to score touchdowns." On a short race up the road to the barn with Clark, Jonathan collapsed and died of a heart attack.At his father's gravesite after the funeral, Clark anguished and mourned his father's death: "All those things I can do, all those powers and I couldn't even save him.Because the little girl, the little girl can stop the rage inside.She knows how to do it, Michael.If you let her, she can stop the rage.The rage inside.No, she's not up there, Michael.She's down here in the middle of the old house..Your house, Michael.Your house.Don't you remember how much better you used to be? Let me take you, let me take you to her.She'll take your rage away."When Loomis reached for Myers' knife, he was slashed across his chest, his head was pushed through a window, and he was thrown through a stair railing.To him it was a metaphor for he decay of contemporary culture.The same lack of individual integrity hat caused so many people to take the easy way out was rapidly turning he town of his dreams in.