Get off the bar and get on the wall.Come on, Move, move!").He watches pill containers drop to the floor, and grills another suspect: "Do you pick your feet?" As he cleans the bottom-side of the bar counter of drugs stashed there by running his hand along he bottom-side of the bar, he threatens: "We told you people we were comin"" back.Harrigan finishes him off by pumping two blasts into his body.The mayor disparages Harrigan""s ruthless use of their "town as a battlefield," but the railroad organizer defends his bloody assault as "trying to catch a band of outlaws.Moments later, he enters the dark room where he believes Werdegast is sleeping.However, because the two men have switched bedrooms, he also awakens Peter.Poelzig: Now Vitus.We have something to settle, we two! (Peter sits up in bed.From the adjoining room, Vitus appears.)Vitus: You were seeking me, Hjalmar?Poelzig (to Peter): I beg your pardon.(Poelzig enters Werdegast""s room and the door is slid shut)Werdegast: (countering) Where is my wife?Poelzig: Very well, Vitus.George enters his father""s office and listens to the conversation between his father and Potter.The contrast between Bailey and Potter is clear - Potter wears black, sits in a wheelchair, and is a "hard-skulled," villainous, miserly banker demanding immediate payments and whose consuming goal in life is to destroy the Building and Loan.