Johnny: Well, just a few weeks ago, we drank a toast o the three of us.Gilda: Well, who was the third one then? Should I be jealous?Mundson: Hardly darling.Just a friend of mine.Gilda: Is it a ""him"" or a ""her""?Mundson: That""s a very interesting question.What do you think, Johnny?Johnny: A ""her.""Gilda: Oh!Mundson: Why that conclusion?Farrell explains how the dagger could be compared to a woman, deceitful in character: "Because it looks like one hing, and right in front of your eyes, it becomes another thing.Nazaroff promises to set her free, if that""s what she wants, but proceeds to Paul""s quarters and shoots him.He found himself in front of the nearby 1428 Elm Street house, boarded-up and for sale, before he hopped a fence, tumbled down a steep hill, and at the ""dream border"" at the outskirts of Springwood, came upon a ticket booth with a Ticket Seller (L.You""ve been goin"" over me ever since I got in.Why don""t you ask me where I""ve been?...That big nose of yours been goin"" over me like a sheep in a vegetable patch.Well, I ain""t keepin"" it a secret.I been in the penitentiary.I been there four years.Anything else you wanna know?...I""m just ryin"" to get along without shovin"" anybody, that""s all.To satisfy the driver""s curiosity as he leaves the cab of the truck, a surly Tom shocks and alarms the driver by characterizing himself as a violent killer:You""re about to bust a gut to know what I done, ain""t ya? Well, I ain""t a guy to let ya down.