The shocking, macabre film told about wo feuding sisters working in show-biz who had lived together for their entire lives.After arriving at the plush cabin with mounted animals on many of the walls, some of them played a drinking game.Hoggett beamed: "Guess what we""re having for Christmas dinner.Roast pork, but the spoiled grand-child replied: "I hate pork." Ferdinand sat on the rotating weathervane on the rooftop and quacked his fears that one of the animals - either Babe or himself - might wind up on the "Christmas" dinner table."In a humorous scene again illustrating their personality, spiritual and social differences, the very-very stuffy English pair, primly starched and dressed, ignore his embarrassing and uncontrollable stomach growls and gurgles as the Reverend notices an advertisement in a newspaper he is reading for "Page Woodcock""s Wind Pills" - he perfect antidote for Charlie""s indigestion and liver complaints.She falsely believed that Prof.Xavier was furious at her after other students were supposedly "freaked" when she temporarily absorbed Wolverine""s healing powers (he had accidentally impaled her chest with his claws during a nightmare).