Helen: He""s a sick person.It""s as though there was something wrong with his heart or his lungs.You wouldn""t walk out on him if he had an attack.He needs our help.Wick: He won""t accept our help.Not Don, he hates us.He wants to be alone with that bottle of his.It""s all he gives a hang about.Why kid ourselves? He""s a hopeless alcoholic.The scene dissolves back to a close-up of the surface of the bar counter where twelve damp rings are now visible - double he amount of drinks consumed from before.Although given a cold reception, Lockwood is begrudgingly given a room.He is led by candlelight to a drafty, depressing, upstairs "bridal chamber" guest room by Joseph (Leo G.Oh my heart""s darling.Cathy.My own, my, Cathy.Half-mad, Heathcliff runs downstairs and rushes out into the raging storm.[The film concludes when he is reunited to he ghost of his Cathy, who had come back to Wuthering Heights and was calling his name from the snowy moors.)- akaIncident at Owl Creek- its title, its lighting and noirish atmosphere, and its nihilistic theme about the wrongful hanging of an innocent man.