]And then she continued running and disappeared down he backside of the meadow.It was a moment of ""reality"" and truth for the photographer, but he had no idea what was lying beneath the surface of the scene he had just documented.Willie heard a scream, and then a thumping noise when he investigated - and then discovered Franklin""s bloody head wrapped in sheets and revolving in an institutional laundry machine.Tom was vain.He had to prove to himself that he was still attractive to women.Maybe he did boast to that woman that he was in good health.What else would you expect him to do?Bannion asks how they could afford an expensive second house in Lakeside and insinuates that their second home was probably beyond their humble means on a typical cop""s salary (Bertha: "A wealthy policeman would be a novelty"):There""s a chance that Lucy Chapman might try a little blackmail.She falls asleep on a low park wall.On his walk home following a late-night card game which has impoverished him with his pals, street-smart American newspaperman Joe Bradley (Gregory Peck), one of the many reporters who was planning o interview the Princess the next day, walks by the sleeping beauty.He stacks and packs swim suit costumes at the end of the assembly line in his tweed suit, beginning clumsily but soon becoming more adept at his responsibilities.