With difficulty, she practiced her lines to a divorce judge with her experienced, wise-cracking landlady Isabelle Steers (Thelma Ritter).[The last verse featured a dirty joke and managed to evade the censors.] Between verses, he plays a "Yankee Doodle" fife and dances around among the guests:These are the laws of my administrationNo one""s allowed to smokeOr tell a dirty jokeAnd whistling is forbidden.In the film""s epilogue, Clark entered the Alaskan diner where Rocky had beaten him up, and this time provoked the bullying truck driver into punching him in the stomach.Lehman: You may have heard me lecture...I usually alk about nervous disorders.I am a psychiatrist.Susan: Oh! Crazy people.Dr.Lehman: We dislike the use of that word.All people who behave strangely are not insane...Susan: What would you say about a man who follows a girl around?...Dr.Lehman (listening intently): Follows her around?...Susan: And then when she talks to him he fights with her?Dr.Lehman: Fights with you?...Is the young man your fiancee?Susan: Oh no, I don""t know him.I never even saw him before today.(Blithely) No, he just follows me around and fights with me.Dr.Lehman: Well, the love impulse in men very frequently reveals itself in terms of conflict.Susan: The love impulse!Dr.Lehman: Without my knowing anything about it, my rough guess would be that he has a fixation on you.As she walks away from the psychiatrist""s table, she mistakenly takes the purse that belongs to his wife (Tala Birell), hinking it is hers [her errors from the golf game and in the parking lot are compounded here].