Kaufman stood face to face with "Big Daddy" as he came downstairs to his escape car in an underground garage.Baravelli (confidently): No.You""re no foolin"" me.Swordfish.Wagstaff: No, I got tired of that.I changed it.Baravelli (knocking): What""s the password now?Wagstaff: Gee, I forgot it.I""d better come outside with you.After their exchange Wagstaff goes outside, and they are both locked out, neither of them knowing the password.[The Yellow Man and Lucy are stylistically linked together as outcasts, hunched over to seek introspective refuge from the hostile realities and fears of the world - cold, loneliness, and hunger.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.You should know that in the Army it""s not the individual that counts.Well, you""ll find that we won""t put any pressure on you in my outfit.Just don""t make any mistakes in it, that""s all.The tough but fair and by-the-book First Sergeant Warden has little respect for the arrogant commander who leaves the running of the company to him: "He""d strangle in his own spit if he didn""t have me around here to swab his throat out for him.