She proceeded to the shared bathroom down the hall o wash off her legs and feet in the sink.Helen was having an affair with her married boyfriend - a sleazy and boorish salesman named Michael (Ian Hendry).Until recently, it was only available for viewing in blurry, ruined, truncated prints.However, things changed recently when a fuller version of the film was located in Buenos Aires, Argentina.)Although Mildred""s maternal sacrifice is portrayed as noble, some have claimed that the film is cautionary and anti-feminist, with Mildred presented as a typical 1940""s post-war housewife whose ""American dream-fulfilling"" role-switching movement from suburban, middle-class home-maker to divorced, successful business entrepreneur (restaurant-chain owner) results in corruptive, destructive disaster (both financial and personal)." Lost, the car stopped at a roadside cemetery, where one of the tombstones read: "PAMELA VOORHEES 1930-1979 At Rest.In a dramatic entrance, the incomparable Katczinsky arrives with a pig over his shoulders.Obviously, he has learned how to live amidst the horrors and deprivations of war.He instructs he young recruits: "Some time, I""m going to take one of you volunteers apart - find out what makes you leave school and join he army.