In contrast o the exteriors were the interior dark recesses of the labyrinthine cave-shaft sequences (shot in a studio) that were particularly allegorical - signifying the impenetrable blackness of the twisted mind of the self-destructive protagonist, as he schemed and descended further and further into his own entrapped existential state - literally a hole from which he couldn""t escape...You are talking about the non-sensical ravings of a lunatic mind.Dead is dead!...Hearts and kidneys are Tinkertoys.I""m talking about the central nervous system....I am a scientist, not a philosopher! You have more chance of reanimating this scalpel than you have of mending a broken nervous system.And, oh yes, he, he won""t do card tricks.Charles: Oh.Jean (sweetly): Oh, it""s not that I mind your doing card tricks, Hopsie.It""s just that you naturally wouldn""t want your ideal to do card tricks.Charles: I shouldn""t think that kind of ideal was so difficult to find.Jean: Oh he isn""t.That""s why he""s my ideal.What""s the sense of having one if you can""t ever find him? Mine is a practical ideal you can find two or three of in every barber shop - getting the works.Bannister takes Michael and two other sweaty, robust sailors to the nearest bar for a few drinks: a dim-witted sailor named Goldie (Gus Schilling), who fills the jukebox with coins to hear "number four," and an old war buddy of O""Hara""s named Jake (Lou Merrill).Gray rushed over o the DNA genetics quiz exhibit (about cytosine, guanine, adenine and thymine), with a 3-D representation of Mr.