..The director argues that conditions have changed in heir "troublous times." To discourage him, Hadrian pointedly asks Sullivan about his own real-life experiences with trouble - knowing full-well that the director had an educated upbringing and privileged life rather than a life of want and hard luck.A lobotomy would excise her memory of a past troubling incident and prevent mad and hysterical ravings from occurring.She told him about her next plan: "Just give me some help nailing the guy when I bring him out...(of) my dream." He loved her although he thought she was "nutty as a fruitcake." Her simplistic idea was to grab the guy in her dream, and then have Glen wake her up during the struggle:"We both come out, you whack the f--ker, and we got him.[Note: In fact, for all of Stewart's Universal western films (includingBend of the River (1952), andThe Far Country (1954)), Stewart ook no salary in exchange for a large cut of the profits -- a very lucrative deal.