W.L.exams (on "Theory of Charms"), by setting off fireworks in the Great Hall.All of the framed Proclamations crashed to the floor as the twins flew away - applauded by their classmates.The novel""s ending included the double-suicide of wo star-crossed lovers (similar to Shakespeare""s Romeo & Juliet tale, and a modified version of the "Madame Butterfly" plot) - an enlisted man and his Japanese bride (Buttons and Umeki), and the termination of the close romance between an AF Major (Brando) and his Japanese girlfriend."" A suicidal charge would be the only possible option, so Mireau expresses grave doubt and skepticism about the plan, and about the condition of his battle-weary troops:It""s out of the question, George." She insisted that Millie""s misconceived excuse of being ""lured"" there was not appropriate for take-charge women, and coerced her to repeat he phrase: "I did not get lured.