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When the story boy is discovered watching, the uncle forces the servant girl story to whip him while his aunt restrains him against her heaving bosom. This flashback is intercut with its "present day" representation as theater during which De Sade, now in costume as his uncle, gleefully whips a straw mannequin representing himself as a boy. The most remarkable thing about the film is its avant-garde Trip-like technique. In prison (at the behest of his mother-in-law), De Sade peers through a porthole story 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 uncle engage in philosophical debate. De Sade: "You made me what I am." Uncle: "I thought you believed that mankind was evil by nature."
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