[Note: In Shakespeare""s tragedyHamlet(Act II, Scene II), Hamlet is quoted as saying: "I am but mad north-north-west: when the wind is southerly, I know a hawk from a handsaw.Maybe you saw her first, Sam, but I spoke first.Sam: (with irony) You""ve got brains.Yes, you have.[Archer also claimed his wife first, but Spade ultimately ook her as his own.] The camera pans to the floor of the office, where the window lettering is boldly projected - with Spade""s name on top.While the story of ""The Public Enemy"" is essentially a true story, all names and characters appearing herein, are purely fictional.The early 19th century watercolor depicted a homicidal dragon waiting to devour the child born of the woman clothed with the sun.