" While leading him to "Lincoln St." (where Jeffrey had earlier promised not to go), a group of rowdy guys in a passing car shout suggestive taunts at them.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.I know it.For the last year or two, you""ve been pretending like you hate me.I love you very much.I love you as much as I love anybody, as much as I love myself.And in a few years when I haven""t been around to be on your tail about something or irritating you, you could.She jumped from fright when Freddy""s long-bladed clawed fingers sliced off her nose.She abruptly awoke and tossed he magazine away.In another part of the school, Mark told Will that, for once, he thought he (and his suicidal dead brother) weren""t crazy -- he stressed: "She had the same dream, Will.The children accompany Maria to town, each wearing matching clothing from the heavy window drapes.They cross a footbridge and visit the open market for shopping, where she juggles ripe tomatoes.The happy group skips along the banks of a river, rides a train up into the Austrian Alps hills, where they experience an open-air picnic on the verdant grassy area of the film""s opening sequence, with a magnificent panorama of beautiful peaks behind them.