..If he isn""t simply bowled over by it, I won""t know what to think.Julie: (speaking to an assistant who carries off a red dress) Wait a minute.Bring that over here.(She holds the dress up to herself) Saucy, isn""t it?Aunt Belle: And vulgar.Julie: Yes, isn""t it? Come on, get me out of this.Aunt Belle: Julie, what are you doing?If it fits me, I""m gonna wear it to the Olympus Ball.Aunt Belle: A red dress to the Olympus Ball? Why, you""re out of your senses.Julie:...Mary Vickers couldn""t possibly do it justice.Aunt Belle: Child, you""re out of your mind.You know you can""t wear red to the Olympus Ball.Julie: Can""t I? I""m goin"" to.This is 1852, dumplin,"" 1852.Not the Dark Ages.Girls don""t have to simp around in white just because hey""re not married.Aunt Belle: In New Orleans they do.Julie, you""d insult every woman on the floor.Mme.Poulard: Mademoiselle, your aunt - she""s right.Look how beautiful his dress is.Julie: Will you kindly get me out of this? (She removes the white dress)Aunt Belle: Julie, you can""t be serious!Julie: Never more serious in my life.Mildred begins to gargle with mouthwash.Each time, her gargling causes him o jump.He snaps:If you want me to cut my throat, keep that up! (She gargles again and he mumbles) Evidently do.Are men the property of the state, or are they free souls under God?This same battle continues hroughout the world today.After "Doc" was told about his upcoming death in a few days, he agreed to leave with Marty to go "back to the future", although he was curious about the arrival of the town""s new schoolteacher Clara Clayton (Mary Steenburgen) - noted on his tombstone as his "beloved Clara.