"Matty" was the embodiment of the heat and corrupt individual (one of Ned""s clients?) that set fire to the Seawater Inn in the opening scene, although now, she was trying to stir up flames in Ned to get rid of an unwanted ""building"" in the form of her detested husband.Dr.Logan described how the zombies were like humans: "They are us..They are the same animal simply functioning less perfectly" - and "they can be tricked into being good little girls and boys" through behavioral conditioning: "They have to be rewarded.Anyone might.Mrs.Robinson: I don""t see why? I""m twice as old as you are.How could anyone think that...Ben: But they would! Don""t you see?Mrs.Robinson: Benjamin.I am not trying to seduce you!Ben: I know that, but please, Mrs.Robinson.This is difficult..Mrs.Robinson:Would you like me to seduce you?Ben: What?Mrs.Robinson:Is that what you""re trying to tell me?Ben: (A long pause.) I""m going home now.I apologize for what I said.I hope you can forget it.But I""m going home right now.Her forwardness and coming on to him terrifies him, and eventually scares him out the door and down the stairs."He then attempted o describe his massive home state - lacking the verdant green lawns of Maryland - but bigger in scope and size:It""s different than any other state, I think.The sisters won""t be easy to manage or to impress." She had selected four of the Sisters to accompany Sister Clodagh - each with a particular strength (that would each become their major weakness):Sister Briony (Judith Furse) - large-framed and strong, "You""ll need her strength"Sister Philippa (Flora Robson) - green-thumbed gardener, "For the garden"Sister ""Honey"" Blanche (Jenny Laird) - sweet and kind, giggly, and positive-thinking, "She""s popular, and you""ll need to be popular"Sister Ruth (Kathleen Byron) - problematic and possibly unmanageableSister Clodagh doubted the appropriateness of the fourth choice - Sister Ruth (who was conspicuously absent from the dining hall - a camera shot revealed her empty seat), since she suffered from poor health, and her commitment to the Order was also questionable and uncertain: "Sister Ruth is ill.