She finds another shiny piece of tin foil on the pavement.Through his shop window, he Yellow Man silently observes, notices and adores her as he had often done in the past.13 - inauspiciously an unlucky number) is marked by a "Rooms to Let" sign.After a close-up of one window in the row house, a dissolve transports he camera into a small room.A fully-dressed, vacantly lost in thought, dormant Charles (or "Uncle Charlie") Oakley (Joseph Cotten) stiffly reclines on the bed (dead and coffin-like) during the day in his cell-like room in the seedy Philadelphia rooming house.Bingham, I assure you," he informs another master.As a strict disciplinarian with no regard for the school""s cricket matches, he keeps his class in for an afternoon to punish hem, thereby preventing one of the best athletes in the class from participating in the all-important, crucial competition: "I had entirely forgotten about the cricket match.Yes, he has more the Continental mind." Lucy glibly remarks:(You) can""t have a happy married life if you""re always going to be suspicious of each other.As she watched the buses leave, she spoke o Secretary Norma - who startled her: "It""s Halloween.I guess everyone""s entitled to one good scare." Acting maternally, Norma advised Miss Tate, making reference to the troubles that hey have shared:"I don""t like to see you like this.