A final riddle was left at the Manor: "We""reFiveLittle Items of an Everyday Sort.You""ll find us all in a Tennis Court." (The answer: "Vowels").The four clues were a clock, a match, chess pawns, and vowels, with the numbers 13, 1, 8, and 5 in each riddle, or 13, 18, 5." Although not knowing who called and refusing to be intimidated, he immediately suspects Mike Lagana, a civic leader but also the untouchable crime lord who runs the town ("That""s no secret") and is at the heart of all shady dealings in town.Those who were non-conforming would be relegated to a correctional facility for repair or removal.Kesey was so incensed by the change in the perspective of the story-telling (away from Chief Bromden""s first-person perspective) and other changes in the script that he sued the producers.Vandamm: With such expert play-acting, you make this very room a heatre.The "well-tailored" Thornhill also meets ""Townsend""s"" henchman, Leonard (Martin Landau).Mr.""Townsend"" explains how his secretary "is a great admirer of your methods, Mr.Kaplan, elusiveness - however misguided." Thornhill insists that he isn""t Mr.Kaplan:My name is Thornhill, Roger Thornhill.It""s never been anything else...So obviously, your friends picked up the wrong package when they bundled me out here in the car...I told you I""m not Kaplan, whoever he is!""Townsend"" persistently questions Thornhill about his knowledge of their operations: "I""d like you to tell me how much you know of our arrangements.