Next morning Bethinski decides to murder Macudoff to defend himself from him and takes the gypsy's words to mean he is safe from all men since they are all born naturally and that only the moving of a nearby forest to his mansion, quite an unlikely event, can will spell his destiny. Bethinski understands that he cannot kill Macudoff and instead of it he orders his entire family murdered...
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Bethinski understands that he cannot kill Macudoff and instead of it he orders his entire family murdered. Elena Betinski, tormented by morphium-caused dreadful visions of blood commits suicide. The revolted workers pile the wood that they chopped near the fabric around Betinski's mansion and set it on fire...
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