Gary Cooper's character in Mr. Deeds inherits $20 million, spurring him to donate to those in need. The film presents a critique of elite society as Mr. Deeds's generosity meets disdain. A courtroom scene showcases the use of the term 'pixillated' to undermine him, while Mr. Deeds defends his personality and eccentric behaviors. He introduces the concept of 'doodle' as a form of rational thinking, emphasizing that everyone has their own silly moments when deep in thought, highlighting the balance between rationality and irrationality.
Mr. Deeds, a sweet man from Vermont, inherits $20 million and attempts to give away his wealth to the poor, igniting ire from New York's elite.
The term 'pixillated' was used to describe Mr. Deeds in court, linking him to the tradition of eccentricity ascribed to being under the influence of pixies.
In a moment of clarity, Mr. Deeds defends his eccentricities, stating, 'Everybody does something silly when they're thinking,' sparking laughter in the courtroom.
Mr. Deeds introduces the courtroom to 'the doodle' as a form of expression, highlighting the importance of irrationality in rational thought.
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