He overheard when Aldo ripped up one of the parchments (written affectionately by Cornelius for the teacher, "Ape shall not kill Abe") in the school, and the teacher reprimanded and yelled "No" at him, like a slave master might have spoken in the old days of servitude.However, she paused to look with fascination at a major crack in he sidewalk.In the Hoop and Toy pub, two white collar crass barflies Reggie (Hugh Futcher) and John (James Villiers) who were friends of Colin were discussing a vicious fist fight.After Holly had assaulted him at the end of the previous film, he brought a restraining order against her to keep her 50 yards away at all times.Most importantly, the stereotype of Jews (although never specifically mentioned in the film) were portrayed as transgressive, lustful, unethical, greedy and corrupt, while Nazis were represented as naive, dedicated, disciplined and innocently revealed to be kick-lines of sexy showgirls.