for a girl with a beautiful mouth foran ad campaign. She goes to his apartment determined to be selected for the campaign. At the airline club, Homey Annie slips away from her date and goes off with another pilot, Cappy (Jerry Litvinoff). Her date finds them and beats Cappy mercilessly.

Cohn, obviously a very complicated man, tells Samantha that he achieved his position through a homosexual adventure with the president of the agency. Sick of his job and life style, he asks Samantha to go off with him--perhaps if things work out they will marry. She is briefly tempted but then changes her mind and pushes Cohn for the contract for the commercial. Enraged by her rejection and her overwhelming ambition, Cohn decides that Samantha will "earn" her career in the same way he did. She agrees to do anything he desires, and Cohn sets out to brutalize and degrade her in every way possible.

It is dawn. Cappy calls Brad from the hospital; he is unable to fly; will Brad take his flight? Brad agrees. Tina is still with him now, remorseful for having been a pushover. A sudden wave of tenderness and compassion washes over Brad and he makes Tina feel decent again.

Samantha awakes. Cohn has succeeded in degrading her totally. She feels filthy and destroyed. In a trance-like state, she picks up a heavy statuette and smashes it down on his head again and again. With a crazed, satisfied expression, she goes out on the terrace and plunges twenty eight stories down.

At the airport the passengers are boarding the 747. Twenty stewardesses are there to serve them and smile at them. The cycle continues.