1. The Set is an Exterior. It presents the landscape of a series of apartments and the people inhabiting them being visible through their window. A narrow lane can be seen meeting into the broader street outside. The scene then moves into the interior of Jeffries’ apartment. Thus this scene is a mixture of both interior and exterior. 2. Although the set décor aims at representing a life like simulation, it appears to be highly stylized. For instance, the broad windows, the quirks of the people being visible from these windows present a hyper stylized mode of representation. Moreover the set décor is evident of formalist elements. 3. The set is evidently a Studio as most other Hitchcock productions. 4. This set is very typical of the 1950/60s living arrangements in the USA especially in the suburbs. The set signifies a living arrangement that too in close quarters which stations different kinds of people, all at once. 5. The income level of the owners can be suggested as middle class to slightly