..Valdes, Miss Valdes.Spanish, you know...Sweet name, isn""t it? Foreign, but sweet...She just comes to sit, two or three times a week.I don""t ask questions, you know, as long as they""re well-behaved." Scottie is startled when told that Miss Valdes hasn""t been there that day.He again stares at the chandelier as the landlady climbs the stairs o check the room - and then climbs up the optically-steep staircase himself (without - uncharacteristically - any disorientation) when she offers to show him the empty room to prove it.He starts with a Coke can with a rubberized artificial spill, followed by little plastic men (war toys) and space creatures (with numerous George Lucas product placement endorsements for his action figures), a goldfish in a bowl, a plastic shark""s head on a stick (reminiscent of Spielberg""s earlier filmJaws (1975)), a PEZ candy dispenser, a large peanut-shaped coin bank, money, and a miniature toy car.When the ""Michael Myers"" mask was removed from the decapitated head, it was discovered that Laurie had beheaded the "wrong person" - instead of Myers, she had beheaded the paramedic, a father of three.The Secret Service""s weapons expert/armorer, Major Boothroyd (Peter Burton) cautions Bond to carry a smaller weapon for his protection.