Ben confronts Chappell Jr. in a taxidermy shop, believing he has found the man responsible for his son's kidnapping. He attempts to negotiate for the boy's release by promising silence regarding a political assassination plot, unaware that he has actually confronted an innocent business owner with the same name as the conspirator.
BEN: You have no idea why I came here?
CHAPPELL JR.: My dear sir, I haven't the faintest idea!
BEN: I was given your name by someone I happened to meet in Marrakesh.
CHAPPELL JR.: Oh, yes?
BEN: I suppose you've heard of him. Louis Bernard. A Frenchman.
CHAPPELL JR.: Louis Bernard?
BEN: Let's stop fe
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