The newlyweds take a taxicab to Brooklyn to briefly ell their families (his aunts and her father) about their recent marriage, and their intentions to set off on a honeymoon to Niagara Falls: "We""re gonna go whole hog.Sally wondered how she knew a male was involved.Lou replied:You know, it takes two to get one in trouble.Lou asked: "What was he? Married?" Sally replied: "Yes, but I didn""t know." Lou offered more advice by reciting her philosophy of life:Men""s all alike - married or single.It""s their game.I happen to be smart enough to play it their way.You""ll come to it.Lou suggested that Sally go out and buy some new clothes, and continued to encourage her: "Always remember to smile.Ray: What?Judy: He hates me.Ray: What makes you think he hates you, Judy?Judy: I don""t think, I know.He looks at me like I was the ugliest hing in the world.He doesn""t like my friends.He doesn""t like one hing about me.He called me - he called me a dirty tramp, my own father.Ray: Do you think your father really means that?Judy: Yes.No.I don""t know.I mean, maybe he doesn""t mean it, but he acts like he does.We were all together.We were gonna celebrate Easter and we were gonna catch a double bill.Big deal! So I put on my new dress and I came out, and he grabbed my face and he started rubbing off all the lipstick.[Note: The film""s themes mirrored two historical incidents in the US: (1) the Congressional HUAC Committee""s hearings o pressure witnesses to name names (Spartacus"" defeated followers refused to divulge his identity), and (2) the 1960""s Civil Rights Movement to end segregation and liberate those who were oppressed.