Then the priest asks a second, more pointed question: "How can we call ourselves Christians and protect these murderers with our silence?" Terry sits at the back of the parish during the meeting, viewed suspiciously: "The brother of Charley the Gent.Other films in the early 1940s that provided commentary about conditions during wartime Washington DC, included RKO""s romantic comedyGovernment Girl (1943)starring Olivia de Havilland, Paramount""sStanding Room Only (1944)with Paulette Goddard and Fred MacMurray, and Universal""s hour-long musical comedyGet Going (1943).When Rhodes was distracted, John attacked him, knocked him unconscious, stole his two sharpshooters, and then hurried to find and save his friends in the cave area (and kill zombies along the way).There are other nightmarish flashbacks of Joe and his girlfriend Annie.In a brutal image, they are pulled from making out in their car by enviously-jealous Texas males.An angry young Joe breaks a bathroom mirror.He finds himself back in his own flop-house hotel room, sitting in the bathtub and watching a TV show, where the host emphasizes he existential predicament that he faces: "Isn""t this really a case of conning a lot of lonely people?" Joe walks into the netherworld of New York""s Times Square, a place of desperation, futility, dashed hopes and false dreams.