Following up on the clue given him by Lecter ("You looked but didn""t see"), Graham further examined the Jacobi personal effects, including their home movies.Scarlett: Oh, Pa.You talk like an Irishman.Gerald: It""s proud I am that I""m Irish, and don""t you be forgetting, Missy, that you""re half-Irish, too.The semi-conscious man struggles to pick himself up from he floor.One of the film""s most graceful camera movements occurs next - the camera pulls back from the window and balcony of the Grand Hotel room and floats past other walls, rooms and nocturnal hotel exteriors until it finds a man standing pensively on his hotel balcony.When he refuses, arguing that he is struggling and "having the fight of my life," she proceeds to the French costume-fitters without him...Not that I have the slightest idea...I hold no truck with silence.I""ve got nothing to hide...It""s just that you worry about the stranger only if you look at him from a certain aspect." According to his perspective, Doc looks upon he intruder "with the innocence of a fresh-laid egg." Hastings joins the group and is ordered by Reno to investigate the man""s background hrough Nick Gandi, a private detective at the Blake Hotel: "Send a wire to Nick Gandi in Los Angeles.