Third Questioner: He has a secretary.At least that""s what he calls her.First Questioner: What""s her name, Mr.Hammer?Second Questioner: Velda Wickman.Third Questioner: She""s a very attractive young woman.Real woo-bait.Lives like a princess.He sics her onto the husbands and before you know it, he""s got his evidence and he""s ready for the big squeeze.But he holds onto her possession in the palm of his own hand and then leans back on the counter - she struts over and takes the case out of his hand.After "Doc" was told about his upcoming death in a few days, he agreed to leave with Marty to go "back to the future", although he was curious about the arrival of the town""s new schoolteacher Clara Clayton (Mary Steenburgen) - noted on his tombstone as his "beloved Clara.The mood of this pseudo-documentary, satirical film masterpiece (from prolific veteran television director Frankenheimer) is paranoic, surrealistic, dark, macabre, cynical, and foreboding - these elements are combined in a traditional, top-notch suspenseful hriller framework with a nail-biting, Alfred Hitchcock-like climax.The newly-transformed Napier - now calling himself the Joker - entered boss Carl Grissom""s office, hidden in the dark, and accused him of a frame-up: "You set me up over a woman! A WOMAN!" and muttered (ironically): "You must be insane.