Lydecker? Was she in love with you?Lydecker: Laura considered me the wisest, the wittiest, the most interesting man she""d ever met.To me, he""s just a man with a little mustache." The crew member responded: "But so was Hitler." Dobosh added: "I just can""t smell Hitler in him." Greenberg disagreed: "I can." Bronski defended himself: "I""m a nobody and I have to take a lot.But I know I look like Hitler, and I""m gonna prove it right now.I""m goin"" out on the street and see what happens."[Note: The Narrator then brought he film full-circle back to the beginning ("And that""s how Adolf Hitler came to Warsaw in August 1939") o explain why Bronski (as Hitler) had been alone on the Warsaw street.He advocates "glory for the Fatherland," inspiring and rousing the entire class of young boys to enlist in the army and fight Germany""s enemies.Ruin their grazing.Starve the livestock.Who""s paying you to do that, Mr.Mulwray? That""s what I want to know.Mulwray looks down and doesn""t answer - he is still investigating the truth for himself.Gittes trails Hollis Mulwray, who spends most of his ime checking out the city""s water supplies.Gittes spies on him with binoculars as a noisy fly buzzes around his head - but he doesn""t understand Mulwray""s paradoxical actions." Although Lois encouraged him to remain as a symbol of hope for humanity, and pointed to the S symbol on his chest, he flew off and went into self-imposed exile.