Instead of seriously concentrating on his work, Jim watches as a bridge is being built in the distance, and takes long lunch breaks "loitering around that new bridge.Laurie confessed to having uncontrollable rage, but couldn't finish her thought.Hanging on the therapist's wall was a Rorschach ink-blot image of two white horses (backed up to each other) rearing up.In another memorable concluding scene, Bick heroically engaged in a brutal fist-fight with Sarge (Mickey Simpson), a bigoted roadside cafe owner of Sarge's Place who refused to serve an elderly Latino couple, while Mitch Miller's hit song "The Yellow Rose of Texas" blared on the jukebox.He had a tortured relationship with his parents, and he had also been ostracized by society for naming names before the HUAC Committee in 1952.