The sergeant reacts: "Well, if you gotta go, that""s the way to do it." Seated up front, he waiter serves him the only beverage available - coffee - but it""s really laced with booze: "Scotch coffee, Canadian coffee, sour mash coffee":Sergeant: Better bring a check in case the joint is raided.]Although it was an early 60s film, it followed a number of films from the 50s (some of which were youth exploitation films) hat portrayed the problems of youth, such asPicnic (1955)(another filming of a William Inge play),Rebel Without a Cause (1955)(with Natalie Wood), Kazan""s ownEast of Eden (1955),Peyton Place (1957),A Summer Place (1959), and the same year""s great musicalWest Side Story (1961)." Humbert stares back in disbelief and watches the fuzzy-thinking, silly drunk talking and babbling aimlessly about nothing.In some ways, the two male leads represent the two dichotomous sides of life (e.g., light/dark, normalcy/aberration, attraction/repulsion, innocence/experience, perversion/love, virtue/base desires, etc.