After hunting around and inquiring about an order, he asks the pop-sucking little sisters: "A bit cold and pointless, isn""t it, my lovely?" and then invites the two young boppers back to his room to listen to music on his elaborate hi-fi system:What you got back home, little sister, to play your fuzzy warbles on? I bet you got little save pitiful portable picnic players.A snake was looking at the back of my neck").At some white posts blocking the desolate road, Marlowe stopped the car, withdrew a flashlight, and walked down a foggy path to some bushes to wait, where he heard rustlings from an antlered deer.Her face glows above her typewriter as she fabricates a letter to the editor, written by an imaginary, idealist underdog "John Doe" character, in which "the disgusted American citizen" protests against four years of his own unemployment, hypocrisy, greed, inhumanity and other injustices, miseries and mistreatments suffered by the nation""s poor on account of big business tycoons, corrupt moguls and slimy politicians.However, Bracke stressed that Whitney wasn""t in town: "Might wanna try looking someplace else." Later, Clay stopped at an old house with a front yard littered with junk.He spoke to an Old Lady (Rosemary Knower) about his missing sister, and was blankly told: "She ain""t missing.