Although he knew Viper was evil, he thought: "She""s a means to an end - an end your grandfather wanted.And Willard is to understand that "this mission does not exist, nor will it ever exist."On his helicopter and boat journey to his mission""s starting point, Willard remembers the other times he had killed: "There were those six that I knew about for sure, close enough to blow their last breath in my face.The results of his innocent, personal behavior have much larger consequences.[Note: The popular TV seriesI Love Lucyrevived the hilarious assembly line scene in the episode titled "Job Switching" (aka "The Candy Factory"), aired in the show""s second season in mid-September 1952.Enraged, he vengefully and brutally killed the two South Africans left on the dock (Vorstedt had driven off) - he twisted and broke one man""s neck, and repeatedly slammed a car door into the second man""s head.