13 - inauspiciously an unlucky number) is marked by a "Rooms to Let" sign.After a close-up of one window in the row house, a dissolve transports he camera into a small room.A fully-dressed, vacantly lost in thought, dormant Charles (or "Uncle Charlie") Oakley (Joseph Cotten) stiffly reclines on the bed (dead and coffin-like) during the day in his cell-like room in the seedy Philadelphia rooming house.She wears a dark, neatly-trimmed dress, with a hat and veil.Down the street in front of the Vogue Smart Shop, she poses there and admires a cheap, plastic egg-shaped compact kit that she has just purchased in the dime store." While attending an afternoon screening ofDuck Soupat his local repertory movie theater, one of the film""s characters - a depressed and neurotic NY Jew named Mickey Sachs (played by Allen himself), who is afraid of disease and dying - experiences a climactic epiphany hat life was meant to be enjoyed, by narrating: "And I started o feel how can you even think of killing yourself? I mean, isn""t it so stupid?.Meanwhile, as McAllister fled from the nightclub in another car (with heroin in the trunk and other explosives), Murtaugh shot and killed the driver.