During his possible mental breakdown, Lester""s decision to make radical, ultimately fatal changes to his depressing suburban life also led to his demise.The tough-guy Cagney persona, most remembered in earlier Warner Bros.gangster films (such as inThe Public Enemy (1931),G-Men (1935),Angels With Dirty Faces (1938), andThe Roaring Twenties (1939)) was completely revolutionized with the charismatic actor playing an ebullient, stiff-legged, egotistical hoofer speaking from the side of his mouth and successfully grabbing for the American dream, although he had been in an earlier Busby Berkeley backstage musical titledFootlight Parade (1933).He grabbed Misty as she fled by the hair and smashed her face into a mirror until she dropped dead(# 12 death).Travolta""s promising career was then uneven for almost a decade, but was rejuvenated byLook Who""s Talking (1989)and Quentin Tarantino""sPulp Fiction (1994)for which he received his second Best Actor nomination.You""re looking for him.I know, because I was once looking for the same thing.And when he found me, he told me I wasn""t really looking for him.I was looking for an answer.It""s thequestionthat drives us, Neo.It""s thequestionthat brought you here.You know thequestionjust as I did."He responded with thequestionhe had been seeking an answer to: "What is the Matrix?" She responded:"The answer is out there, Neo.