Bick and Leslie walked to the white picket fence (passing by the car where Mr.Lynnton sat patiently waiting for Bick).War Winds ran up and nuzzled between the couple, who silently stood on either side.Behind them, the train whistle sounded as the locomotive departed from the station.Younger Lacy took David's arm and vowed: "Come along, David, you're for me."A close-up of each of the faces of Bick and Leslie was followed by a rising, panning camera shot and a transitional dissolve.According to his bird friends, he "foul creatures" had come from the old abandoned fortress of Dol Guldur.The memory of the punishment quickly fades in and out.BackgroundWitness for the Prosecution (1957)is co-writer and director Billy Wilder's brilliant film, with crisp dialogue, a complicated and intriguing plot, unique characters and excellent acting performances.Joey races over to inform his father:Joey: Somebody's comin', Pa.Joe: Well, let him come.Soft-spoken and with a modest manner, Shane politely asks for permission to cut through their property ("I hope you don't mind my cutting through your place") after crossing the boundary stream.