You know it""s been a year." Arlington appreciates meeting Jane: "Even if there wasn""t any ivory, I""d be glad I made the trek, now."The restaurant-lunch scene, the second scene in the film, is one of the film""s funniest.During the meal, Walter deliberately sits between Bruce and Hildy.He congratulates the bridegroom on his choice of a star reporter: "...You""re getting a great little girl for yourself...You""re getting something else too, Bruce, you""re getting a great newspaperman...One of the best I ever knew.Sorry o see her go.Darn sorry, Hildy." Bruce wonders if Hildy has any doubts about leaving the newspaper business and then realizes his is her first chance "to have a home and to be like you said - a human being, and I""m gonna make you take that chance.The Second Day:The next day while riding his bicycle into the woods high up above his house, Elliott scatters bits of Hershey""s Reese""s Pieces (like small, round, and colorful pills) on the forest ground, possibly to locate, feed and befriend the creature or to lead the hungry creature to his home with the sweet path of chocolates.He also removed a revolver from a flower vase, searched for money, and used Phelps"" laptop computer to access the Internet and search for two phrases on Usenet Groups: Job 314, and then max."Forced to resort to more desperate measures," and thinking it was their "last hope," the King and Queen rode in their royal carriage to meet with "devious" and "deceitful" Rumpelstiltskin (Walt Dohrn) in a run-down Crone""s Nest carriage park (Deliverance""s Banjo tune played).