Arrr! See CONTENTS for links to the 125 chapters of The Monstaville Memoirs plus introductions, conclusions, postscripts and appendices. This treasure trove also includes a collection of articles offering further insights into the themes explored in the trilogy. Namely, managing suffering and conflict (dealing with hostile people if you are nervous, sensitive or shy) and learning not to react
A wealthy, fatherless British clan kidnaps bums and hippies and forces them to participate in an elaborate role-playing game in which they are the perfect family; those who refuse or attempt escape are ritualistically murdered.
Ruth and Michel separate after Ruth falls madly in love with Paul, believing him to be everything she's ever wanted. Ruth and Paul go to her sunny, idyllic beach side villa to spend the summer. And then she overhears a plot to kill her. And Paul's longterm lover, Danielle, is in on it. So, too, it turns out, is Michel who appears on the scene uninvited and is soon found dead after careering off the road in his car. There is a moment when she submits to her fate. However, the phone rings. And then she starts playing them at their own game. But we only see who the mastermind is at the end.
Analía Gadé - Ruth
Jean Sorel - Paul
Rosanna Yanni - Danielle
Tony Kendall - Miguel (Michel)
Maurizio Bonuglia - Roland
"Despite being made in 1971, the big year for the classic-style violent murder-mystery gialli, this Spanish giallo is a throwback to the late 60's type which was less concerned with bloody mayhem and more with dangerous love triangles and deadly melodramas. Its story focuses on a woman who heads off to a seaside villa with her new lover who she has left her husband for; while there a series of dangerous incidents occur leading her to believe that someone is trying to kill her." (IMDb).
