Hitchcock""s work was a masterful study of romantic longing, identity, voyeurism, reachery and death.It also told about female victimization and degrading manipulation, the feminine "ideal," and the protagonist""s fatal sexual obsession for a cool-blonde heroine.Gower.On the streets of town, townspeople kid with him about his upcoming trip.With friends Ernie (Frank Faylen), the taxi driver, and Bert (Ward Bond), the cop [It has been hypothesized that their names were derived from the Bert and Ernie characters onSesame Street], he calls himself "a rich tourist" and asks o be driven home in style.He then warned Captain Pike that Vulcan was being attacked by Romulans, and that their ship was facing a Romulan trap -- a logical theory also confirmed by Spock.Professor Lupin saved Harry from questioning from Professor Snape and from having his map confiscated, although Harry was reprimanded for not turning it in: "This, in the hands of Sirius Black, is a map to you.