Spiteful and holding his bruised rear-end, he warns the white-haired gent:If you lose this war don""t blame me.They glance at all the significant changes and how they have fallen behind the times as they drive by: the local baseball park, kids riding a hot-rod jalopy, a hot dog stand, a 5 and 10 Woolworth""s department store, a fire station, a used car lot, a diner, and Butch Engle""s place with a new neon sign ("the best joint in town"), a saloon run by Homer""s uncle.In the final scene from the front seat of a pick-up truck, Roslyn spoke o Langland about having a family together - he was now optimistic about taking the right path and entering a new phase of life with her:Roslyn: Gay, if there could be one person in the world, a child who could be brave from the beginning - I was scared o when you asked me, but I""m not so much now." The silent flicker portrays he legendary outlaw gang holding up a train.The group""s exploits in the newsreel-style film bear a resemblance to, and were said o have inspired one of the earliest classic films,The Great Train Robbery (1903), by Edwin S.