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In prison (at the behest of his independent media mother-in-law), De Sade peers through a porthole and observes his uncle seducing the woman of his dreams in some other place and time. The story, such as it is, moves forward through associative montage rather than linear narrative progression. Fantasy and reality are never clearly distinguished. On occasion, we return to the overall framing sequence De Sade watching his life as theater during which De Sade and his independent media uncle engage independent media in philosophical debate. De Sade: "You made me what I am." Uncle: "I thought you believed that mankind was evil by nature." De Sade: "You seduced me." Uncle: "No, I initiated you." The life-as-theater framing sequence is in turn framed by a sequence in which an aged De Sade lies dying on a bed in a convent somewhere presided over by Mother Superior Barboura Morris (another Corman regular). As he closes his eyes, we return to the film's opening image of the younger De Sade approaching the ruined chateau.
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