[Her dual role as the creator/author of the tale and as the created creature, he Monster Bride, is symbolic of how evil, monstrous forces lie within all of us...He got cut up by some crazy f--ker.Cut half his ear off.It was at 122nd Street.Wizard: F---in"" Mau-Mau land.The two stories bring together the related connection between sex and violence in the routine world of the cabbie.Hart, a law school graduate, admits that he is the least-suited for soldiering: "...I haven""t any heart for this.I thought this business would be over with before I got here." Bartlett speaks up for his honest buddy: "I don""t like heroes or big-mouths.We""re all scared and why shouldn""t we be?...You""re all right, kid.I like guys who are honest with themselves.Stay that way." [Throughout the film, Eddie is caught between the good and evil ""pull"" of his co-stars (Lloyd and George).Cukor had already made four films with Hepburn:A Bill of Divorcement (1932), Hepburn""s first filmLittle Women (1933)Sylvia Scarlett (1936)Holiday (1938)Hepburn""s astute strategy revived her failing popularity and film career in the role of an arrogant heiress (the public""s perception of her at the time) who is humbled, and the film became a major box-office success.