Plot SynopsisThe film, titled Broken Blossoms, and subtitled "The Yellow Man and the Girl," introduces the allegorical nature of its three main protagonists in its cast list - an innocent, an idealist, and a strongman brute:Lucy, The Girl (23 year-old Lillian Gish as a 15 year-old girl)The Yellow Man (Richard Barthelmess, a Caucasian actor playing a Chinese character)Battling Burrows (Donald Crisp)The minor characters include the Evil Eye (Edward Peil), The Spying One (George Beranger), and a Prizefighter (Norman Selby).As they sat on a wicker couch and kissed, he naively pledged his love to her, but she wasn't willing to move as fast as him in their relationship:Madge: Love me, honey.Similarities to Murnau's 1922 silent vampire masterpieceNosferatuare apparent in his sequence when the Man is under the vamp's spell." Han fought back and slugged Lando, but was subdued by Calrissian guards.Vader prepared a primitive and crude chamber - a platform within a pit surrounded by pipes, hoses, and tubes of chemicals.] Debra reminded them of everyone's fate: "'The world being what it is.' Think about that.From now on, everyone who dies is gonna come back...and try to kill somebody else.And on and on and on.Forever." A video feed from the Internet showed an armed zombie search-and-destroy group confronting an elderly couple in an apartment building, asking: "What are you hiding in there, old man?" One of the men was attacked by one of three zombie family members, and the enraged squad thought of killing the couple for lying o them.