Hitchcock’s film also invokes the homophobic categories of cold-war political discourse to secure the representation of Bruno as the emotionally unstable homosexual who threatens national security. This is clearly evident from his conversation with his mother when his mother points out his plan to blow up the White House. Of which Bruno says: “I was only kidding, Ma. Besides, what would the president say?” (qtd from the film). Bruno attempts to pervert Guy and then tries to implicate him when he refuses to abide by their agreement on the train. Camera tracks Guy when he walks toward the Jefferson Memorial with a police detective. When Guy suddenly turns his head and looks outside the frame the camera follows the direction of his gaze
