[Their closing words in the scene foreshadow their marriage, their failed relationship, and their inability beyond a cursory look to focus more deeply upon their underlying problems.He received a phone call from a client named Peter Walker, and then, while shaving in front of a mirror, and now dressed in a clean blue shirt and white jeans, he was shown the large contact prints from his developed film.He revisited the hunting lodge, the scene of the deaths of his family members and Mischa, where he was watched from afar by Dortlich...Time is like a freeway with an infinite number of lanes, all leading from the past into the future, however, not unto the same future." Jerry's Montmartre friend describes his mordant character:It's not a pretty face, I grant you, but underneath its flabby exterior is an enormous lack of character.