(She laughs) I shall take a good look at your new coachman when I come back.(She laughs again)Marguerite: (She accepts his money) Thank you.Baron: Now, goodbye.Marguerite: (exaggerated) Goodbye.Goodbye.(She kisses him with a detached, unemotional expression)At the horse auction with Gaston (Rex O""Malley) and Prudence, Marguerite purchases the magnificent pair of horses for six thousand francs - and gloats about her victory over the bidding of Olympe.To further demonstrate her dangerous feline talent and prowess, she bends over and fires between her legs, and also picks off objects precariously balanced close to the face of her female assistant.As they worked together to solve the murder mystery in an atmosphere of hatred and antagonism, the central focus of the film was on the changing, unfolding relationship between the two clashing, strong-willed men as they moved from inherent prejudice to grudging mutual respect and admiration for each other.[This particular shot paid homage to director King Vidor""s similar sea-of-desks image in the silent film classicThe Crowd (1928).