Maggie woke up in her bedroom and called out for Tracy, who was in her own nightmarish world:Tracy found herself in a filthy bathroom with graffiti on all the walls, and then found herself in a perverted memory of her own dingy childhood kitchen where she was frequently abused - her obese, depraved father""s (Peter Spellos) voice spoke out as he approached her from behind to put his hands on her: "Tracy, girl.Marguerite: Hmm.Not a very romantic reason.Armand: No, I kept it as a warningagainstromance.Marguerite: How sensible! Has it made you very cynical?Armand: Yes, very.Marguerite: Is that why you""ve never taken the trouble to call on me?Armand: Perhaps.Marguerite: I""m sorry.One needs friends.Marguerite is touched by his sincerity and astonished o learn from her housekeeper Nanine (Jessie Ralph) that while she was ill, he faithfully came every day to ask how she was and to leave flowers, without being introduced.[Note: This was the first of two significant ""father-figure"" deaths in the film for Chance.Both life-changing events bookended the film to keep it balanced.However, Chance had no reaction or mourning period for this first death.] Without any emotion next to the corpse, he sat on the edge of the bed, reached for the room""s TV remote, and switched on another TV:a Sealy Posturepedic Advertisement: with he cheery "It""s a Sealy Posturepedic Morning" jingle, and the pitchman: "Feeling so good that it shows because Posturepedic is designed in cooperation with leading orthopedic surgeons for no morning backache from sleeping on a too-soft mattress.Senator Bail Organa (Jimmy Smits) argued against Senator Ask Aak (Steven Boyle), asserting that the debate over the military act was still occurring, and that they couldn""t call up the clone army yet: "The Senate will never approve the use of clones before the Separatists attack.Now get out of here before I throw my desk at you." They often banter with each other in their easy-going relationship within the company.When Keyes pats his pockets for a match and comes up empty-handed, Walter quickly lights a wooden match for his cigar (one of many such instances in the film).