One of Alicia's friends asserts that she brought him - he's not a "party crasher." Embittered, Alicia discusses how she is a "marked woman" and followed constantly by police [an ironic statement since she will be followed for most of the film by government agents and the male lead silently sitting in her company]:I hate low, under-handed people like policemen, pussy-footing after you.The boy had already exhibited destructive magical powers buried deep within himself: "I can make bad things happen to people who are mean to me.General Zod realized why they had super-human powers: "The closer we come to an atmosphere with only one sun, a yellow sun, the more our molecular density gives us unlimited powers.In one of the film's most memorable lines, one of Marty's neighborhood male friends in the cafe, Angie (Joe Mantell), asks about how they can fill their lives with something interesting in their very familiar daily routine and frequent exchange:Angie:Whaddya feel like doin' tonight?Marty:I don't know, Ange.