The Production Code of the time wouldn't have condoned he exposition of explicit details of portions of the depraved plot anyway (the references to drug use, Carmen's nymphomania, the pornography racket, and the homosexual relationship between Lundgren and Geiger).Sara found Doug's head slumped over the broken shower door enclosure and she screamed.She fled down the stairs and as she struggled to open the front door, an axe thrown through the front door struck her in the chest, and she fell backwards to the floor, quivering(# 12 death).Chris Taylor (with a prominent, bloody neck bandage) was being driven in a jeep.He told other grunts: "Got light duty.Three days' worth." King was carrying a case of 24 cans of Budweiser beer from the Top's supply.He was approached by Sgt.O'Neill and Sanderson (J.Adam Glover), who asked about the stolen merchandise: "You're going on report, son." Chris and King were assigned to cleaning out he outhouse ("light duty") - to remove barrels of feces and urine, as a loudspeaker broadcast the familiar radio greeting: "Goo-o-o-o-o-ood morning, Vietnam!"King and California blonde surfer Crawford (Chris Pedersen) complained about the politics of the war, and jabbered on about how long they each had left in their tours of duty until escaping with a "wake-up":King: They always f--kin' with us, no let-up! Politics, man.He was defended by the sword and spear-wielding Dwarves, and was able to save the ponies, but he was snatched.