Walter: What?Hildy: I am through.Walter: You can marry all you want to, Hildy, but you can""t quit he newspaper business.Hildy: Oh! Why not?Walter: I know you, Hildy.I know what quitting would mean to you.Hildy: And what would it mean?Walter: It would kill ya.Hildy: You can""t sell me that, Walter Burns.Walter: Who says I can""t? You""re a newspaperman.Hildy: That""s why I""m quitting.I want to go someplace where I can be awoman.Walter: You mean be a traitor.Hildy: A traitor? A traitor to what?Walter: A traitor to journalism.You""re a journalist, Hildy.Hildy: A journalist? Hell, what does that mean? Peeking through keyholes? Chasing after fire engines? Waking people up in the middle of the night to ask them if Hitler""s gonna start another war? Stealing pictures off old ladies? I know all about reporters, Walter." Marlowe thanks the General for the drink and promises to be back in touch:Marlowe: Thanks for the drink, General.You need to protect him.His love for humans makes him blind...As long as they are here, I fear for Caesar""s life." Shortly after, Koba (accompanied by his two cohorts) approached he two weapons testers McVeigh and Terry in the armory, caught hem unawares, and gunned them down with one of their own assault rifles.The explosion kills the American businessman and his girlfriend, burning them in the wreckage.The Vargas"" have accidentally become witnesses at the scene of a disturbing crime.Vargas tells Susan hat they will have to postpone the chocolate soda:Vargas: This could be very bad for us.