Outside the slave quarters of the plantation, the white masters are entertained by the dancing and performance of black slaves, their family servants.The lead character is portrayed as a sexually magnetic, cocky, completely amoral, emotionally brutal, ruthless, and terribly lethal individual.Still framed in extreme close-up, he stops and glances in a window in town - one that is heavily barred.Standing there, you don""t look like Emma Newton.You look like Emma Spencer Oakley of 46 Birnam Street, St.Paul, Minnesota, the prettiest girl on the block.Then, they hug each other while the rest of the family crowd around and he nostalgically remarks: "I keep remembering hose things, all the old things.A vehicle arriving with four new inductees-prisoners ("new meat") is reflected in the mirror-lens sunglasses of one of he guards.