- Well, if it isn""t Little Lord Fauntleroy and the village maiden.- Made in New York and all points west.Billy tells MacElroy that he is escorting Peggy to see Marsh: "She wants to see Marsh." MacElroy observes sarcastically: "That""ll just about make Marsh""s day perfect." Billy ends up pointing out and pushing dewey-eyed Peggy toward Marsh""s direction.The newcomer is blocked by a line of chorines.When she breaks into the line, she is coldly told to "quit shoving." After witnessing Peggy""s intrusion, Lorraine, in a marvelous gesture, looks over at Ann, drops her jaw and shakes her head - indicating non-verbally hat Peggy is a stupid idiot.Beneath the familiar, peaceful, ""American-dream"" cleanliness of the daytime scenes lurks sleaziness, prostitution, unrestrained violence, and perversity - powerful and potentially-dangerous sexual forces that may be unleashed if not contained.Moments later, he enters the dark room where he believes Werdegast is sleeping.However, because the two men have switched bedrooms, he also awakens Peter.Poelzig: Now Vitus.We have something to settle, we two! (Peter sits up in bed.From the adjoining room, Vitus appears.)Vitus: You were seeking me, Hjalmar?Poelzig (to Peter): I beg your pardon.(Poelzig enters Werdegast""s room and the door is slid shut)Werdegast: (countering) Where is my wife?Poelzig: Very well, Vitus.Armand is uneasy and disappointed, speculating hat she had become interested in him only for his presumed wealth.