Patton despondently displayed his arrogant power-lust as he confessed: "I love it.God help me, I do love it so.I love it more than my life."As the war ended on the battlefield, the outspoken Patton insulted and snubbed America""s current ally Russia, and then unwisely compared the defeated Nazis to other US political parties.They are herded out of the fancy building into the street, o join the throngs of others pushing large carts piled high with furniture toward the segregated ghetto.Barnhardt (Sam Jaffe).In the film""s conclusion, Gort""s demonstration of power over the industrial complex -- by stopping power everywhere for half an hour -- ended up tragically.The newly-transformed Napier - now calling himself the Joker - entered boss Carl Grissom""s office, hidden in the dark, and accused him of a frame-up: "You set me up over a woman! A WOMAN!" and muttered (ironically): "You must be insane.