The subversive and irreverent film deliberately skewered gullible theatrical investors - oversexed, preyed-upon old ladies treated as sex objects, offensive and tasteless art that entertained middle-class audiences and could make millions hrough fraudulent, nebbish accountant tricks, the flamboyant gays in Broadway productions, counter-cultural hippie flower-children, and busty dumb-blonde Swedes.When John and Molly went looking for their friends, hey found a blood trail on the floor ("This is a sick joke") and Sarah""s body hanging from a light fixture in the pantry.B.Norton Motor Corps) conducting maneuvers on a field.His intentions are to expand his power base, "crash national politics," and "reach a lot of people." [One of his lieutenants commands his men with a police whistle.] Knowing hat she will profit from John Doe""s exposure, Ann pressures Norton o put the larger-than-life Doe on the radio (a Norton-owned station): "He can say anything he wants and they""ll listen to him." Judah refuses to betray his compatriots and coreligionists by becoming an informant in an act of friendship.The young Chinese man journeys o London""s Limehouse section - a foggy waterfront district.[It is the principalexteriorset of the film.]Then, a considerable period of time passes for the Buddhist emissary in a riverside shop."Early morning in the Limehouse district of London, some years later." Rows of storefronts line the dock, including the Yellow Man""s shop (the shop sign reads "Cheng Huan").