Lockwood asks the housekeeper Ellen Dean (Flora Robson) where Heathcliff is going:Ellen: She calls him, and he follows her out to the moor...I was stationed in a repair shop below decks.Oh, I was in plenty of battles, but I never saw a Jap or heard a shell coming at me.When we were sunk, all I know is there was a lot of fire and explosions.And I was on the topsides and overboard.And I was burned.When I came to, I was on a cruiser.My hands were off.After that, I had it easy...That""s what I said.They took care of me fine.They trained me to use hese things.I can dial telephones, I can drive a car, I can even put nickels in the jukebox.I""m all right, but...well, you see, I""ve got a girl.Fred: She knows what happened to ya, doesn""t she?Homer: Sure, they all know.They don""t know what these things look like.Al: What""s your girl""s name, Homer?Homer: Wilma.She and I went to high school together.Al: I""ll bet Wilma""s a swell girl.Homer: She is.Fred: Then it will be all right, sailor.You wait and see.Homer: Yeah, wait and see.Wilma""s only a kid.She""s never seen anything like these hooks.As they pass over the country beneath them with a mixture of excitement and apprehension, Fred and Al talk about their uncertain future, and their ""rehabilitative"" transition and homecoming to the ""real-world"" (and relationships) after many years of service for heir country.This was Chaplin""s first film after his successfulCity Lights (1931), released nine years after the advent of ""talkies.Nick: Gus, I didn""t even know you knew who Picasso was.Gus: (pointing to the signature) Sure I do, says right here.Nick: (looking at the painting) Hers is bigger.At that moment, a blonde (Leilani Sarelle) descends a circular staircase from upstairs:The Woman: Are you vice?Nick: No, we""re homicide.