t which has no purpose other than to recognize and reward Lester's meaningless, unfulfilling work.
             Closely related to sets are props which enhance the portrayal of the central conflict in the narrative. Judah's wealthy, sophisticated lifestyle and upper class social activities are accentuated by his ownership of a Jaguar automobile, backyard swimming pool and expensive medical equipment at his office. Reaching for alcoholic drinks and cigarettes at times of extreme stress in making moral or immoral decisions reflects his internal anxiety and guilt. A prop relating significantly to the central conflict in Clifford's story line is his camera, which has recorded the profound philosophy of Professor Levy and now records the stupid, self-aggrandizing remarks of his brother-in-law. The film of Professor Levy is a prop which attracts Halley (the production assistant) to Clifford and which then causes him to compete with Lester for her affection. The film also points out the difference between Cliffo
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