He taught that one must approach a boggart in groups of two or more, so that the boggart would have difficulty in choosing which one to frighten.Pearl is a mixture of dignified respectability and sensual lasciviousness.In a hot bordertown cantina filled with a crowd of shouting men, Pearl""s Indian mother (Tilly Losch) is performing a fiery, sensual dance on top of the great square bar, to the accompaniment of beating Indian drums, interspersed with gunshots and screams.However, Bill Sr.demonstrates relief and thankfulness hat the effeminate passenger doesn""t appear to be his son.As young Bill entertains and attempts to pacify a crying baby in a buggy (around he corner and out of the sight of his father) with crazy dancing, Bill Sr.After the our, Rosemary convinces her husband that they should lease the large, fashionable apartment although it is expensive.Called "Miss Huberman" by the male reporters, she is assailed with flashbulb photographs and probing questions from several newsmen regarding the convicted German man, her father.