[While describing Geiger, the Clerk openly ogles Marlowe as if to compare his body (favorably) with Geiger""s.I took a doll-faced hick.Hildy: Well, you wouldn""t take me if I hadn""t been doll-faced...Walter: Listen.I made a great reporter out of you, Hildy.But you won""t be half as good on any other paper and you know it.We""re a eam.That""s what we are.You need me and I need you, and the paper needs both of us.Hildy (overlapping with his words, she pretends she is an auctioneer for Lucky Strike cigarettes): Sold American! Listen, Walter, the paper""s gonna have to get along without me.The entire tracking shot covers four blocks from start to finish.In a close-up, hands set an explosive, timed device.A shadowy figure runs and places it in the trunk of a parked convertible.The pounding of bongo drums and blare of brass instruments are heard (Henry Mancini""s score), accompanied by the ticking-tocking of the mechanism on the soundtrack.His mother encourages him to follow his heart if that will make him happy: "He""s got to be happy.He""s got to find himself."A map charts Jim""s train journey from the Mid-Atlantic states to New England (North of Boston) to find construction work.