After arriving at the plush cabin with mounted animals on many of the walls, some of them played a drinking game.Max opened a tin of Dinky-Di (Meat & Vegies) for a tasty meal.[Note: "Dinky-DI" = Australian slang for ""genuine."" Max had a whole cardboard box of the cans in his vehicle.] He left the scraps for his dog - and only by nightfall were there any scraps left for the Gyro Captain to eat.At seven twenty-five, you make your bed.Seven twenty-six, I make my bed.And then while you""re eating your eggs, I take out he papers and cans.At seven twenty-nine, you""re washing the dishes, and at seven thirty, we""re all finished.You see? It""s really very simple.He responded by simply asking: "Do we do all this railroad time or Eastern war time?", but she ignored his question.] [It is deeply ironic that the narrator was actually a dead man by film""s end, and that he was the one who was responsible for ""Laura""s"" presumed murder! The narration could also possibly be partially composed of quotes taken from a diary or notes that Lydecker might have written - that were found after his death.In the chaos, another young girl named Helene (Angela Mulinos) screamed and fell into the arms of her Grandmother (Gisela Werbisek), fearful and superstitious that she had crossed paths with the Hunchback.