He rolled over her and pinned her to the bed.Then, he suddenly disappeared when she pushed him away.The blonde-haired, blue-eyed Alice (after really awakening?) again went to take a shower, tentatively glancing at the shower head and the water controls.He jealously watches hem and mutters that they must be trying to impress her - his erotic object of desire."That evening, Bannion returns home in a tense and "let-down" mood ("an occupational disease with cops") that is immediately sensed by his wife: "You look down in the dumps.First Questioner: Who do you ""sic"" onto the wives, Mr.Hammer?Second Questioner: That""shisdepartment.Hammer: All right, you""ve got me convinced.I""m a real stinker.Now if that""s all you""ve got on your minds, I""d like to get along home.First Questioner: Yes, I know.You""re anxious to get back to your life""s work.You""re free to go.(As Hammer exits) Open a window.[Note: Some sources claim that Velda""s last name is NOT Wickman but Wakeman (or ""Wake man!"") - alluding to the fact that she is always trying to awaken Hammer to her love for him, and other things that he seems to be missing or not understanding in his deadly search."[Flashback: 17 year-old Clark argued with his father Jonathan during a car ride.He was frustrated that his adoptive parents wanted him to maintain the Kent tradition of farming the land, and he angrily rejected them: "Your family, not mine.