"[As Ethan arrives home, the soundtrack is playingLorena, a favorite song of Civil War soldiers from both the North and South - and a reminder of the lost love they left at home during wartime - its placement at this point in the film (and repeatedly at key points) is doubly symbolic given the context in the film and the unacknowledged, frustrated relationship between Ethan and Aaron""s wife Martha.]:After changing his clothes in his bedroom (without closing his door for privacy), Sidney leaves his office without his opcoat - to save money on checkroom tips (answering Sally""s reminder o not forget his coat with: "And leave a tip in every hat-check room in town?").g., the two Charlies, he two detectives and government survey-takers, the two murder suspects, etc.), and some not so obvious (e.g., the two train scenes at Charlie""s arrival and departure, the two conversations about perfect murder echniques between actors Travers and Cronyn, the ""Til Two bar where Charlie orders a double brandy, the two unsuccessful attempts on Charlie""s life, Charlie""s two parents, schoolfriends and siblings, he two garage scenes, the two dinner-table scenes, etc.You""ll only kill my will before I speakSo turn on that low left-hook, that look that leaves me weak...During the song, the camera cuts back and forth between close-ups of Frenchy and a sexually-excited Boris.[Note: It has been widely noted that it was inconsistent that the half-eaten female corpse never re-animated.