51.   He does things his way.

52.   He insisted on doing things his way, even if it went against what was accepted.

53.   He remains unaware of his own magical abilities, despite the way strange things tend to happen whenever he gets upset or angry.

54.   He just wants them to see things his way.

55.   He just wants to do things his way.

56.   He was not surprised, however, that some recipients did not see things that way.

57.   Here, director Brendon Fox is trying hard to have things both ways.

58.   His desire to be governor makes Lungren want a lot of things both ways.

59.   Here is a wonderfully devious part of the formula, in which Hitchcock has things both ways.

60.   His strength clearly was in coaxing people into seeing things his way.