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Subject: Re: BACK TO THE FUTURE
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Date: Mon, 22-Jul-85 11:54:16 EDT
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Posted: Mon Jul 22 11:54:16 1985
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> > There are several items which are different when he goes back.  Besides
> > his family and the house,  look at the sign outside of the mall.  When he
> > left is was "Twin Pines Mall" with two electric pine trees.  When he comes
> > back to the future it has changed to "Lone Pine Mall" with one electric
> > pine tree.

> The farmhouse that Michael J. Fox (forgot his movie name) was at was called
> Twin Pines.  When he raced away - I think I remember one of the people
> saying "There goes one of the pines!".  That must be where the mall got it`s
> name.

Before Marty goes into the past, the professor tells him that the mall was
built on Peabody's farm, and that Peabody was trying to crossbreed 
two pine trees.  At that point, the mall is "Twin Pines Mall".  When Marty
is escaping from the farmer and his family, he hits one of the two pines,
and when he returns from the past, the mall is "Lone Pine Mall".

Also, the Bradbury book that the butterfly story is in is "S is for Space".

Robert Orenstein
Relational Technology