Cunningham) published in December 1947.In fact, the film""s story has often been interpreted as a morality play or parable, or as a metaphor for the threatened Hollywood blacklisted artists (one of whom was screenwriter Foreman) who faced political persecution from the HUAC during the McCarthy era due to actual or imagined connections to the Communist Party, and made life-altering decisions to stand their ground and defend moral principles according o their consciences.Take it.Just remember who saved it for you." Although relieved that Jason only wanted his machete ("Guys, it""s OK, he just wanted his machete back"), Professor Lowe was wrong, and he was soon decapitated(# 19 death)(off-screen).[Communication, in the form of the interplay between music (sounds) and light (images), plays a significant role in the film.His face was both swollen and bloody.He heard the moaning, grumbling roar of the Wampa ice monster in the distance, and saw his own, out-of-reach light-saber half-buried in the snow nearby.The palace in the hills north of Darjeeling was originally built by the General""s deceased father General Ranjit Rai to house his harem of concubines, and its only current occupant was a slightly-odd caretaker named Angu Ayah, who lived there with "the ghosts of bygone days":I understand the General has offered you the old palace at Mopu to make a school and a dispensary for the natives.