" Vexed, he explained that he didn""t like being misled to view a dance performance: "If I accept an invitation to a party, I do not expect to find myself at an audition," but then inquired why she liked to dance in a classic rhetorical exchange - and seemed to take an interest in the charming red-head when she answered that dancing was more important than life itself:Lermontov: Why do you want to dance?Vicky: Why do you want to live?Lermontov: WeIl, I don""t know exactly why, but, uh, I must.The gift-reward for his positive report card was intended to create loyalty and change his father""s negative opinion of "The Fuhrer" ("Maybe he will like the Fuhrer a little better, won""t he?").Soon after, she kissed him and they made love, as she told him how thoughtful and sweet he was, and she stayed with him until the following morning""s dawn." Milo asks him to stay, but Jerry declines.He self-righteously rejects Milo""s patronistic support - she fails to ignite any amorous spark in his heart: "You must be out of your mink-lined head.George: That""s silly.I""m in the same boat as the rest of you.Alice: If you""re an Eastman, you""re not in the same boat with anyone.George: Well, I work along with you, don""t I?Alice: Oh sure.You know, pretty soon they""ll move you up to a better job, and first thing, you know, you""ll find yourself in the front office, and that""s the last I""ll ever see of Mr.