When he was younger, the world was more settled and black-and-white.He concluded with the words: "But no matter what I think I must go on living life As leader of my kingdom.[Note: From 1951-52, Welles starred in a spin-off radio show titledThe Lives of Harry Lime, a syndicated 52 episode series based on the adventures of his character in this film.Unclear and confused about his own life""s direction and loyalties, Charlie wrestled with his devout Catholic guilt, his own desires, his quest for salvation, the temptations of the Mafia and his Uncle""s stern restrictions, and his feelings for Teresa (Amy Robinson), the epileptic cousin of the film""s firebrand and anarchist, Johnny Boy.The young boy""s fast-talking, eighth grade school teacher Miss Wynn (Virginia Farmer) also testifies about a "gun-carrying incident" at school.