She arrived at Martinique earlier by plane hat afternoon, stopping en route from Trinidad (Port of Spain) to he United States.] The pathetic, bewildered and shy bride experiences fear, pain and guilt when psychologically dominated by the ""presence"" (and memories) of the deceased first wife (named Rebecca but never seen on screen), and when she is tormented by Rebecca""s blindly adoring, sinister and loyal housekeeper""s (Judith Anderson) recollections of the dead woman.Anne, I""m sorry, I""m sorry I said hat.Anne: All right, Jack.I""ll go away with you.I""ll do anything you want me to.(They kiss.)Jack: I""ve wanted you to say that more than anything in the world.And now that you have said it - Anne, I guess you were right.I""m not sure of anything, including myself.I""m not sure I could live up to the...Anne, wait for me.Please wait for me.Anne: I""ll wait for you.Burden cuts his vacation short and returns to the newspaper.Although honorable and truthful and considered a "log cabin Abe Lincoln," Willie""s efforts are hopeless against the state""s "dishonest" political machine, and he loses the County Treasurer election ("I guess hat""s the end of Willie Stark," Burden mutters).Teague also warned: "The Fountain will test you." In the back storeroom of the pub, Jack confronted an imposter who was recruiting crew members under his name.Grasping claws of another tree threaten her.Leaves blown in a whirlwind follow her as she runs for her life.Her frightened psychological state is outwardly manifest in the scenery surrounding her.She is overwhelmed by hundreds of frightening pairs of eyes, and finally collapses on the ground in exhaustion.