When this is understood, the symbolic film's complex fabric makes more sense, especially if interpreted in Freudian terms.She was to be a re-occurring character, but the idea was dropped.Trivia: she was theonlyBond girl to appear as thesamecharacter wice in the films.]Bond is called away to Secret Service Headquarters.After cashing in and setting up a dinner date with Miss Trench along with some verbal foreplay (Bond: "What other games do you play?" Sylvia: "Golf, among other things"), he reports to the office (disguised as a Universal Exports office) of Miss Moneypenny (Lois Maxwell), the secretary of the head of the Secret Service, and she shows her obvious interest in him:[In the following sequences which are ritualistically repeated in later Bond films, Bond plays cat-and-mouse ("the usual repartee") with his secretary who is mildly infatuated with him, and then learns the nature of his mission.In the lab of IMF, nerdy technician Benji Dunn (Simon Pegg) told Ethan and Luther that on the badly-damaged hard-drives of the laptops, he had recovered portions of two dozen e-mail files, with one "breakthrough" fact: "Mr.Picard was startled to see Shinzon in the light - a Human with the cloned likeness of his own self in his early 20s - both had suffered from the very rare Shalaft's Syndrome.Alves, but couldn't find her or Budd.The Shape continued to pursue and stalk Laurie.In her room, he stabbed at her bed with a scalpel, but found he was only stabbing at pillows.Laurie had wisely left her room and limped to another room.Blonde nurse Jill Franco (Tawny Moyer) also couldn't locate Mr.Garrett or Laurie -- and joined with Jimmy to find out where everyone had disappeared.In one of the hospital's operating rooms, Jimmy found Mrs.Alves strapped to an operating table and stabbed in the arm with an IV syringe(# 8 death)(off-screen) - she had been drained of her blood.