B
Uh-huh.
A
And, uh, in the end of, uh, the son-in-law, when he did get the mother-in-law up to the cliff, uh, th-, the so-, the teenaged son throws himself in the way and says, `` No, you can't do it, '' and then, and then, uh, `` Oh, well, we've got to do it. It's tradition, '' and the son was, you know, `` Why? '' And so,
B
Uh-huh.
A
in, in the end he doesn't throw her over,
B
Oh, he doesn't.
A
and, of course, the town thinks he's just terrible, because that has been tradition for hundreds of years and he's broken it. And then we saw one where this, there was a teenage, when a teenage boy comes into his manhood, they call it the night of the howling,