She is accompanied by her lovely singing voice, glorious, on-location travelogue views of Salzburg, Austria filmed in 70 mm, and melodic, memorable sing-along tunes, including "Maria," "The Sound of Music," "My Favorite Things," "You Are Sixteen, Going On Seventeen," "Climb Ev""ry Mountain," "Do-Re-Mi," and "Edelweiss.The mind-altering, mournful words of the soundtrack fromThe End: "This is the end..." (sung by burned out 60s rock star Jim Morrison of the Doors) play over nightmarish memories of the war...MOE!" and hen chose to eat Rick""s head: "You little meatball.I love soul food."Freddy grabbed Alice by the back of the neck and ordered: "Bring me more." He then threatened: "Your shift is over."Alice jerked awake in her bedroom and sat up, realizing she had to save Debbie before Freddy got to her.Dolly spoils their final few, painful moments together, forcing their farewell to be brief and offhandedly deceptive.Margaret: He was rather mean to her, my dear.Dinah: Did he really sock her?Margaret: Please, Dinah.Dinah: Did he really?Margaret: Darling.You go out and wait in the car.Dinah: The papers were full of ""innundo.""Margaret: Of what?Dinah: Of ""innundo."" ""Cruelty and drunkenness,"" it said.Dinah also thinks that Tracy is pretty mean for not inviting her own father to the wedding: "She""s sort of, well you know, hard, isn""t she?" Dinah""s mother corrects her thinking about Tracy""s inflexibility:Margaret: Certainly not.