Charlotte: Introverted, doctor.Dr.Jaquith: Well, I wouldn""t know about that.I don""t put much faith in scientific terms.I leave that to the fakirs and writers of books.The doctor compliments her professionally-done craft work of carving ivory boxes.Charlotte reveals the secret pleasures she must hide from her mother, who dictates what she must wear and books she must read:.You see, I have this little problem with my apartment...I live in the West Sixties, just half a block from Central Park.My rent is $85 a month.It used to be eighty until last July when Mrs.Lieberman (Frances Lax), the landlady, put in a second-hand air conditioning unit.It""s a real nice apartment - nothing fancy - but kind of cozy - just right for a bachelor.The only problem is - I can""t always get in when I want to.He is seated at his impersonal gray steel desk, with a nameplate on the side of his desk, in a sea of similar desks and expressionless-faced employees under fluorescent lights in the center of the 19th floor.Jackson/John Travolta characters fromPulp Fiction (1994).Deckard had promised Sara that he would support her during her ordeal ("exploring the house of a mass murderer, live") via a hand-held technology PDA gadget (wireless Palm Pilot) and e-mail.He was living the materialistic, suburban "American dream," although his life was quietly-desperate and miserable.A major football sports competition (between Florida and Chicago) was being held in Baltimore, attended by both President Fowler and Cabot, as Ryan frantically rode in a helicopter to the Baltimore docks and attempted to warn them of the nuclear bomb""s presence in the city.