Plot SynopsisThe big-budget, sentimental soap opera portrayed a genteel, idealized Midwestern family left on the home front in 1943 during World War II.Thinking it""s her son playing a trick on her, she calls out for him: "Barry? Honey?" But when she enters her son""s room, he is missing.The biggest distraction in the town was in progress at the courthouse, where Rosa was a suspect in a manslaughter case and faced a coroner""s inquest.The apartment is decorated with a few green houseplants - its walls are a lurid pink color.Other colors are rich dark crimson reds and dirty browns.Another knock at the door causes Dorothy to comment: "Grand Central Station," but it isnotSandy.A man dressed in a yellow sports coat (a suspicious looking man later called ""The Yellow Man"" who wears a Yellow Jacket - a veiled reference to a dangerous flying insect - Fred Pickler) stands there for a moment and eyes him suspiciously.