Nancy kept yelling: "Glen, wake up! Are you there?" The killer answered her: "I""m here," and lunged at her, and chased her back to her home.Rather than wishing to discuss "money" (like her Uncle), Charlie wishes to speak about "souls." In particular, she laments the fate of her unfulfilled, hard-working mother [literally, a part-widow without a manly husband] and wishes "to do something for her."" He mixes with a different upper social class through a passionate romantic relationship with a beautiful rich girl, and begins to climb the social and professional ladder.He bursts into a rage at the scamp: "Beat it.I ain""t buying no lottery tickets." He projects his own annoyance and resentment of beggars at the boy (although he is one himself):Get away from me, ya little beggar!To get rid of the kid, he becomes a bully and flings a glass of water in the boy""s face.The serious young millionaire is lured to her twice when the wily con artist masquerades as a shipboard cardsharp (and is discovered as an worldly adventuress when they reach New York) and then in another identity as an aristocratic, English noble lady - excusing herself as the identical twin of her black-sheep, discredited half-sister.