He tells the audience:I would like to say a few words about weddings.I""ve just been through one.Not my own, my daughter""s.Someday in the far future, I may be able to remember it with tender indulgence, but not now.I always used to think that marriage was a simple affair.Boy and girl meet, they fall in love, get married, they have babies.Eventually the babies grow up, meet other babies, and they fall in love and get married, and so on and on and on.[Note: The mother in Lagana""s portrait is portrayed by the uncredited Celia Lovsky.]:My mother - a great old lady.They broke the mold when they made her.She died last May.She lived here with me.Had her own suite of rooms - her own bath - everything.Never got over being surprised about my success.Rather than coming on a fund-raising errand (for a benefit dance or pension-fund drive), Bannion demands answers about he murder of Lucy Chapman (the bar-girl that Lagana ordered killed the previous night or morning); Bannion describes it as an "old-fashioned," prohibition-style murder including torture and strangulation.The husband chases after her, begging for forgiveness and reassuring her of his love: "Don""t be afraid of me!" She falls twice as she races up a hill.The Wayne Foundation was hosting the function, but Bruce Wayne was not in attendance.In fact, the Dark Knight had disappeared over the past eight years, and was now regarded as "a murderous thug in a mask and a cape.