ng causes Arthur to fly off the handle and insinuate that he wasn't interested in mere sexual gratification. Arthur says, "She's everything to me." By making this statement he acts like he is interested in more than sex, when in actuality he didn't even know Eileen. This being the case, the only thing that he could have been in was lust, not love. Arthur merely liked what he saw and wanted a piece.
             The character Eileen is the one who changes the most over the course of the film. This change in her is largely brought about due to Arthur's abuse and trickery. Her change though is far from good; she changes from one of the fe
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