Stubbs (Westcott Clarke).However, he was soon found pretending that he was a frog crouching on the floor.In the next sequence set on a Saturday morning during his half-shift at work, the Boy (Harold Lloyd) finally received his paystub for 6 days of work - $15 dollars.She begged him to escape with her ("Come with me, save yourself.You don""t owe these people anymore.You""ve given them everything"), but he refused.Foley (in uniform) emerged from hiding in his home o confront and attack the clamoring mob of Bane""s mercenary thugs and stolen Wayne Enterprise "Tumbler" tanks, as he led the charge of a phalanx of police officers." When a boy fell from the railing and disappeared in the misty water, Clark (who was off buying lunch of hot dogs and freshly-squeezed orange juice for Lois) came to his rescue as Superman, and brought him safely back to the observation deck, while snubbing and ignoring Lois"" presence.He also calmly rationalizes to Terry about the death of Joey Doyle - a waterfront dockworker who might have threatened he entire business:When I was sixteen, I had to beg for work in the hold.It reminds me of the broken battlements of my own castle, Transylvania."Lucy is hypnotically fascinated by the Count.The abbey reminds her of an old toast:Lofty timbers, the walls around are bare, echoing o our laughter as though the dead were there.