In the back of the room, an unidentified, bespectacled elderly man entered.He was grasping the metal box in front of him - the one wrestled from the Baron, before he went to search for a vacant seat.Abetted by Sandy who will knock on the door and pose as a Jehovah""s Witness carrying ""Awake"" magazines, the woman""s attention will be diverted while Jeffrey jimmies open the window.Wilks: I""m the one that gets the pressure calls from upstairs.I""m the one that has to explain.You don""t keep an office like this very long stepping on a lot of corns.Bannion: Do you want me to go upstairs and explain?Wilks: Not you.You""re a corn-stepper by instinct."A corn-stepper by instinct," Bannion is not able to understand why he is ordered to lay off the case and "stop pestering the widow," since he now realizes that Lucy told the truth: "She talks to me just once - (he clicks his finger) - like that, she""s dead." He quickly confronts them with their snobbishness and refuses to ""naturally"" help subsidize their annual deficit: "Excuse me, gentlemen, there""s nothing natural about that.