They became further entangled when he fell in love with the man""s fiesty, red-haired, materialistic sister (O""Hara) who refused to consummate her marriage without her dowry (350 Irish pounds in gold).It was a groundbreaking film for its themes of transvestism, homosexuality, bisexuality, murder, cannibalism, voyeurism, adultery, and incest.Unfortunately, he happened to find a reel-to-reel tape-recording made by the cabin""s owner, archaeologist Prof.He described it as a Mardi Gras-like festival and polytheistic celebration: "They hank everybody.The corn, the sun, the rain, the birds, their ancestors.They do a thorough job":[Note: The exploitative, frenzied dance sequence featured over seven hundred Indians from fifty different tribes, and the construction of 40-foot tall totem poles.Malcolm""s intent was to direct the power lines back to the city.He explained that after the city""s nuclear power plants stopped working years earlier, it had been using diesel generators and gasifiers.