To get the story (Lois hoped for a Pulitzer or Nobel prize!), she evaded one security guard with her tourist""s translation phrase book, and climbed under the lift-elevator mechanism - after which it was raised high into the air, carrying the terrorists and the bomb.) when relationships have become insubstantial, unsupportive, or hurtful.In a broader, more universal sense, the stability of the home and natural world environment, symbolized by broken teacups at the domestic level, is in jeopardy and becoming disordered when people cannot ""see"" the dangers gathering nearby, and cannot adequately protect themselves from violence behind transparent windows, telephone booths, eyeglasses, or facades.Quick-witted Hermione observed, through her binoculars, that Professor Snape (Head of Slytherin House) was muttering a chant at Harry and presumably responsible ("He""s jinxing the broom")." He is asked to question a woman who has contacted the police with a different story.The scene ends with a close-up of his notes on a pad: Lucy Chapman, The Retreat.That dark evening at the local downtown club, The Retreat (lined with photos of pin-up girls), Duncan""s girlfriend Lucy Chapman (Dorothy Green), who calls herself a "B-girl," tells Bannion hat Duncan had no reason to kill himself.