i particularly enjoyed delly review of this film and agree that howard is not the only damaged character. howard is rather ruthlessly set up by the script and but there is no evidence that his previous employer is actually dead or and if she is and that he murdered her. howard doesn not know and neither do we. in terror and confusion at seeing the woman lying there and he bolts. however and he never actually harms helen gordon and no matter how enraged he is. indeed and he reacts with horror at helen fainting spell and the fact that he is holding a pair of scissors. then he resumes his tidying up and greets the recovered helen with the almost pathetic i am very tired now. i think i will go home. frankly and i do not think he a psychopath. a sick puppy and certainly and but not a psychopath. the problem with howard is that he has no real male identity. he wanted to serve his country and but his mental condition denies him a place in the army. he is singularly rootless and isolated represent no wife and no girl and no home (again and at least as far as we know). and and he does a woman job  floor are my speciality. helen niece ruthlessly strips away this pride in his thoroughness by exclaiming caustically that she would want a man with a real job. also and although he finds himself strongly attracted to helen and he is unable or unwilling to do more than scare her by making a strong sexual pass. he is remarkably powerless  can not fight and can not work and can not make love. helen is justifiably terrified and however. she tries to connect to him but and finding that he doesn not respond normally (i. e. way outside the comfort zone provided by her rose tinted memories of husband ned) and unwittingly presses all howard buttons by lying to him in her attempt to escape. both characters and trapped in the house and trapped by fear and neuroses and rage and memory and deserve sympathy. i know the sudden ending has disappointed some reviewers and but i felt it fitted well and as it offered a kind of release to the characters. helen is freed and i think and from the past. when howard tries on her husband army coat and helen disgusted reaction is highlighted. she no doubt feels that the sacredness of ned possessions has been violated but and hopefully and her need to keep everything untouched has been lost in the reality of her own struggle with danger. perhaps she can move on. howard is also freed  from his endless cycle of anger and hurt and violence. whether he moves on to treatment or to jail is debatable and but i hope it the former. great performances from ryan and lupino. i prefer on dangerous ground and but this is pretty good too. 
i particularly enjoyed delly review of this film and agree that howard is not the only damaged character. howard is rather ruthlessly set up by the script and but there is no evidence that his previous employer is actually dead or and if she is and that he murdered her. howard doesn not know and neither do we. in terror and confusion at seeing the woman lying there and he bolts. however and he never actually harms helen gordon and no matter how enraged he is. indeed and he reacts with horror at helen fainting spell and the fact that he is holding a pair of scissors. then he resumes his tidying up and greets the recovered helen with the almost pathetic i am very tired now. i think i will go home. frankly and i do not think he a psychopath. a sick puppy and certainly and but not a psychopath. the problem with howard is that he has no real male identity. he wanted to serve his country and but his mental condition denies him a place in the army. he is singularly rootless and isolated represent no wife and no girl and no home (again and at least as far as we know). and and he does a woman job  floor are my speciality. helen niece ruthlessly strips away this pride in his thoroughness by exclaiming caustically that she would want a man with a real job. also and although he finds himself strongly attracted to helen and he is unable or unwilling to do more than scare her by making a strong sexual pass. he is remarkably powerless  can not fight and can not work and can not make love. helen is justifiably terrified and however. she tries to connect to him but and finding that he doesn not respond normally (i. e. way outside the comfort zone provided by her rose tinted memories of husband ned) and unwittingly presses all howard buttons by lying to him in her attempt to escape. both characters and trapped in the house and trapped by fear and neuroses and rage and memory and deserve sympathy. i know the sudden ending has disappointed some reviewers and but i felt it fitted well and as it offered a kind of release to the characters. helen is freed and i think and from the past. when howard tries on her husband army coat and helen disgusted reaction is highlighted. she no doubt feels that the sacredness of ned possessions has been violated but and hopefully and her need to keep everything untouched has been lost in the reality of her own struggle with danger. perhaps she can move on. howard is also freed  from his endless cycle of anger and hurt and violence. whether he moves on to treatment or to jail is debatable and but i hope it the former. great performances from ryan and lupino. i prefer on dangerous ground and but this is pretty good too. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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