What are you going to do now?Ben: I was going to go upstairs for a minute.Guests: I meant with your future, your life.Ben: Well, that""s a little hard to say.Ben is hesitant, embarrassed by all the attention, and lacking in social graces.By the family swimming pool, Ben receives words of advice from Mr.McGuire (Walter Brooke), a family friend, in one of the most memorable lines from film history:Mr.McGuire:I just want to say one word o you - just one word.Ben: Yes sir.Mr.McGuire: Are you listening?Ben: Yes I am.Mr.McGuire:""Plastics.""Ben: Exactly how do you mean?Mr.McGuire: There""s a great future in plastics.Think about it.Will you think about it?Ben: Yes I will.Mr.McGuire: Shh! Enough said.That""s a deal.[In fact, history would prove Mr.McGuire""s advice o be prescient and wise!] Sweating and unable to take any more badgering and unwanted advice, feeling generally repugnant of the upper middle-class values that surround him, Ben realizes that he is totally estranged from the financial measures of value that are being thrust upon him for his future.One of the film""s major motifs is the confining, sexually-frustrating institution of marriage.[Note: There are three married couples in he film that provide the commentary: Margaret and her abusive husband John, Professor and Mrs.Hoffman""s unknown co-star Jon Voight also received his first Best Actor nomination for his role as a disillusioned and dispirited Texas stud." Dr.Crews called what she saw a delusion - "You""re creating images of your father." She cried: "What""s happening to me? Help me, please."Nearby, there were two tent campers preparing to have sex:Dan (Michael Schroeder)Judy (Debora Kessler)They were talking about getting warm (he asserted: "Let me heat you up"), but first she insisted that he collect firewood ("We need wood").[There may have been more bodies in the clinic, but hey were not seen or mentioned.]Jamie""s screams echoed in he laundry chute as she dropped to the basement, and then valiantly struggled to climb away from Myers"" frenzied stabbing knife through the metal.