Ensconced in the armored suit in the hallway, Beau accidentally witnesses and overhears the impoverished Lady Patricia secretly selling the precious sapphire to a turban-wearing buyer.Slow-witted, illiterate waterfront bum Terry Malloy (Marlon Brando) follows behind, surviving as a lackey by running odd jobs and errands for Johnny and doing strong-arm work.Signs of a return to normality and civilian life are everywhere.Their three faces are grouped together in a shot of the rear-view mirror.Homer is reluctant about being dropped off first: "I wonder if Wilma""s home?" Dreading facing Wilma and her reaction to his ""hooks,"" he suggests they instead go to Butch""s for a couple of drinks.Over a twenty-four hour period, he finds himself unwelcome and facing several ominous characters, animosity, collective guilt, hypocrisy, and bigotry.