- Melanie gets back to the dock and takes the birds with her to a boat rental place, where she takes a small boat over to Mitch's house.
- Lots of beautiful shots of her in her fancy fur against the natural beauty of the bay.
- She sees Mitch go to the barn. She comes ashore, sneaks into the house, deposits the lovebirds, leaves her note, and sneaks out.
- Birds invading the house—this will come up again.
- Melanie sneaks back out and gets in her boat to head back across the bay.
- She stops to watch Mitch go into the house and sees him come back out.
- She tries to start the boat, but he gets binoculars and sees her.
- He looks very satisfied with himself; she looks very satisfied with herself. Everyone looks satisfied with themselves.
- Melanie motors back across the bay and watches as Mitch drives his car around the bay to meet her.
- Did we mention she looks very smug?
- Hitchcock will wipe that look off her face in a second, though.
- She actually stops looking smug and composes her features into a look of bemused curiosity; she tilts her head like a bird.
- And then, a seagull whooshes down from out of nowhere and slams into her forehead.