Commands were overheard from Humungus, who encouraged his horde of evil, crazed warriors to attack (his army was referred to as "vermin," "smegma-crazies," and "gayboy berserkers"!):Attack, my vermin, attack! Onward! Bring me the fuel.A third character who was upstairs was also transformed into the Girl""s father.Amazed by the sight of his acquaintances in the projected film, the Boy/Projectionist tried to alert his sleeping self, but was unable to get a reaction.Amidst the atmosphere of the seemingly-ordered convent life were never-ending winds, mysterious tribal drum-beats, a questionable water supply, troubling skin conditions and illness (rashes and insomnia), dissonant culture clashes, a stoic and mute Holy Man, distracting exotic smells and sights surrounding the palace (flowers, gardens, music, vistas - the intoxicating world of the sensual), the effects of isolation and high-altitude mountains, and strange native rituals.And the spectacle of the fireman (replaced by a dummy with a jump cut in scene four) being thrown off the moving rain was a first in screen history.