The philosophical subject of justified murder and a social hierarchy, ha

ve been addressed by many since the founding of the Superman theory by Fredrick Nietzsche in the 1800's. Hitchcock looked at this belief of society evolving towards a superman, too intelligent and superior to follow societies moral guideline, by basing his movie/play on the trial of Leopold and Loeb, two Chicago teenagers in the 1930's, who murdered a small boy without any moral apprehension. The movie followed two young roommates who murder a peer with the belief that he was inferior to them, and then followed to host a lunch for his family on top of his makeshift casket. Later on in the story, the professor that taught these two students of the Nietzschian philosophies solved the mystery of the missing guest of the party, and went on to realize that his beliefs were impractical and not ready to be acce

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