Marty asked Lorraine to the dance initially, and as they sat in a parked car, she made sexual advances toward him after taking a swig of liquor and smoking a cigarette - and then removed her jacket and kissed him passionately.They were guided by elderly shaman Sajnu (D.R.Nanayakkara) to the ominous, burned-out, desolate, cursed village of Mayapore filled with poor and starving villagers, where they were informed that at Pankot Palace ("with the power of the Dark Light"), there was a new maharaja: "It is that place kill my people.The film""s biggest reveal was in the next scene in he boarding house parlor -- Dr.Wynn showed himself to be the "Man in Black," with Druid sect followers, including Mrs.Blankenship, who together stole Jamie""s baby, now named Steven.To flee, Kara jumped through he second story window onto the lawn below.In the next fade-in, Loomis and Tommy stood where Kara had fallen (and had disappeared), asking each other why they were alive and drugged by cult members.[Note: Although the typical gangster role in the 30s had been romanticized, by the late 1940s, the gangster protagonist was more often portrayed as a bullying psychopath, as in this film.Very sick." Later that morning in town at the farm and feed supply store, Ray asked one of the old-timers (James Andelin): "lt""s just I""ve heard that sometimes farmers in the field - They hear things.