] A mysterious, unknown man pours himself a drink, lays out ties on various silk suits on his bed, chooses a fancy cufflink, knots his tie, dresses himself in impeccable fashion with a folded handkerchief in the pocket of his double-breasted suit, counts out lots of money from his bureau for the evening, and pins, in close-up, a gold, Nazi Party button (with swastika or Hakenkreuz) on his lapel.[The camera motion signifies Jeffrey""s feverish, dream-like descent into his own subconscious.From this point until the end of the film, Jeffrey takes a psychic, internal journey through his own dark side of desires and fears.Two of the counselors, Barry (Willie Adams) and blonde Claudette (Debra S.Hayes), left the gathering to make out.As hey kissed and groped each other, some unseen mysterious killer ascended the stairs and found them in a state of partial undress.Even the housekeeper blurts out: "How about lunch? Are the gentlemen going to stay or not?" Deeds responds by inviting the group to stay and join him for lunch, specifically recommending the housekeeper""s "fresh orange layer cake.