A light-hearted and complacent hero/bystander (a successful Manhattan advertising executive in a corporate Brooks Brothers suit) is suddenly otally vulnerable, isolated, and caught up in an unexplainable series of events - after being accustomed to making up ""the truth"" with slick ad copy for marketing purposes.Significantly, his film then launched the career of unknown actor Boris Karloff, who is surprisingly uncredited in the opening credits of the film as the Monster.He chased Rey and Finn outside the Base as they fled into the woods toward heFalcon.When they came face-to-face, Ren knocked Rey unconscious, and hen faced the traitorous Finn wielding Luke""s blue lightsaber - the duel ended with the defeated Finn suffering major injuries."Afterwards, Alice looked at the clippings that Mark had obtained, and focused on one about Amanda Krueger, Freddy""s distraught nun-mother, who had not committed suicide by hanging after Krueger""s trial (as the newspapers reported), but spent the remainder of her life in an asylum.The results of his innocent, personal behavior have much larger consequences.[Note: The popular TV seriesI Love Lucyrevived the hilarious assembly line scene in the episode titled "Job Switching" (aka "The Candy Factory"), aired in the show""s second season in mid-September 1952.