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Joe Bell presents the newspapers to the narrator reguarding the arrest of Holly Golightly. He immediately thinks that Madame Spanella is to blame for the arrest, as she is always reporting complaints about Holly. Joe Bell is enraged when the narrator actually confesses that he, too, thinks Holly was involved in the drug smuggling. He later admits that Holly may have been unknowingly involved. The newpaper article lists the accounts against Holly. They both go back to Joe's bar to make phone calls to get Holly released from jail. | [[Image:Tiffany\'s.jpg|thumb|Tiffany & Co. Storefront]]Joe Bell presents the newspapers to the narrator reguarding the arrest of Holly Golightly. He immediately thinks that Madame Spanella is to blame for the arrest, as she is always reporting complaints about Holly. Joe Bell is enraged when the narrator actually confesses that he, too, thinks Holly was involved in the drug smuggling. He later admits that Holly may have been unknowingly involved. The newpaper article lists the accounts against Holly. They both go back to Joe's bar to make phone calls to get Holly released from jail. | ||
First, they attempt to contact O.J. Berman, but he does not want to be disturbed because he is receiving a massage. Next, they call Mr. Trawler. He is away to dinner, so they try to leave a message with Mag Wildwood, but they are unsuccessful. The narrator finally contacts Mr. Berman. By that hour, Berman is already aware of the news and pays a lawyer to get Holly out of jail. | First, they attempt to contact O.J. Berman, but he does not want to be disturbed because he is receiving a massage. Next, they call Mr. Trawler. He is away to dinner, so they try to leave a message with Mag Wildwood, but they are unsuccessful. The narrator finally contacts Mr. Berman. By that hour, Berman is already aware of the news and pays a lawyer to get Holly out of jail. | ||