It""s called suspension of disbelief.Gus: I like that."Suspension of Disbelief."Nick: What""s your new book about?Catherine: A detective.He falls for the wrong woman.(Nick turns around)Nick: What happens?Catherine: She kills him.The film is most famous for the following scene, one of the best in the film: the police interrogation scene.Catherine: You know an awful lot about me.Nick: I don""t know anything that""s not police business.Catherine: You know I don""t wear any underwear, don""t you, Nick? (She slips off her shoes and runs barefoot through the rainy puddles into her home)Nick joins his police pals at a San Francisco bar, where he orders his first drink "in three months," obviously frazzled by the interrogation and insisting: "She doesn""t know me, OK?" after Lt.He was also to be treated by bearded, grizzled child psychologist Dr.Sam Loomis (Malcolm McDowell).Loomis recommended that the child have a psychiatric evaluation.It appeared that Michael retaliated by killing animals (evidence of abuse included a dead cat found in a plastic bag in his backpack, and there were Polaroids he had taken of other mutilated animal carcasses), according to Loomis:"The thrill of hurting or causing pain to smaller creatures, it""s often an early warning sign.I""m no bargain, but I make enough o get by.But no, that isn""t good enough.Veda has to have a piano and lessons and fancy dresses so she can sit up on a platform smirking her way through a piece any five-year-old with talent could play.Ben-Hur is sentenced into exile to the slave galleys, and forced to join other prisoners chained together on a forced march across the desert in the searing hot sun to Tyrus.