It follows the troubled man""s obsessive search to end his vertigo (and deaths that result from his ""falling in love"" affliction).She asks:Ouliotta: Are you really a man?Fields: Well, I""ve been called other things.He takes advantage of her ignorance and is only too happy to introduce her to the species.He teaches her a game called "squidgulum" (a variation on post office, a kissing game).With her hands placed on her head and her eyes closed, he kisses her twice.They are interrupted when her aggressive mother, black-robed Mrs.Hemoglobin (Margaret Dumont) appears with a ferocious mastiff guard dog with fangs.Fields labels them: "Romulus and Remus." Immediately smitten by him, she wants to join in the kissing game and puckers up in readiness, but he is terrified by how formidable she is.g., returning war veterans inThe Best Years of Our Lives (1946),anti-Semitic prejudice inGentleman""s Agreement (1947),treatment of the mentally-ill inThe Snake Pit (1948),and political demagogues inAll The King""s Men (1949).Buck: Yes, I""d better, ""cause Pres isn""t gonna like it.Julie: What""s the matter, Buck? Afraid Pres would call you out?Buck: Oh, he""d do that naturally.Can""t say I""d blame him much.Where do I stand, carryin"" his lady?Julie: If I ask you to, isn""t that enough?Buck: Not this time, Miss Julie.