Synopsis of NUVILLAINY
A Swedish Supermodel Lena, is hypnotizing and drugging her rock star boyfriend John Scotland, and his public intoxication is getting worldwide attention. This intrigue is the result of Lena being blackmailed by a new kind of villain. He is a Scandinavian musician, a Black Metal Icon, Damage, e.g., Varg Vikernes, who was recently released from prison for murder and burning down thousand year old churches in Sweden, in the name of Odin and heathenism. He is the father of the child she abandoned as a teenager and has threatened to kill the child and the adoptive parents if Lena does not carry out his revenge on rock star John Scotland. He and Scotland were partners as teens in a strange, mysterious past they share, and Scotland is responsible for Damage’s imprisonment. Unknown to all Lena and her female henchman are hypnotizing and drugging Damage. They are taking advantage of the agoraphobia he developed in prison, and they have turned him into a Black Metal recluse like Howard Hughes, with Lena as his only connection to the outside world. She takes control of his musical syndicate and is, in fact, her own double agent. Lena pretends to confess her scheme and convinces Scotland (whom she now loves) that the only way to save her daughter is that he must join Damage’s band and lend his fame to make Damage’s new album a worldwide success. Along the way they acquire an entourage of young cohorts, and there are series of erotic and romantic complications. Everyone goes to Sweden to record the ground breaking album in an elaborate and secluded compound and supposedly save the daughter.
Lena has used her fame, her beauty, her overpowering sexuality and her Machiavellian intellect to control all of Damage’s people and his entire empire while eliminating all in his cadre who have actually seen Damage. During the recording at the compound they come into conflict with the last loyal cohort in Damages camp Slaktarn. Slaktarn is a major player in the domain; a deadly prison buddy of Damage’s still carrying out the murder and blackmail plot. He unaware that Lena has killed Damage, assumed his identity, and has long been more than the power behind the throne; actually she secretly has been playing all the instruments, on his recordings for years. Scotland figures all this out and the Americans escape the vengeful Slaktarn, with the invaluable musical content and with Lena joining her lover at the last moment. Lena’s problems are not over. During her clandestine control of the metal empire she has used her supermodel status to get funding from a multibillionaire George Salon, e.g. George Soros. In an attempt to posses Lena, Salon has surreptitiously taken control of her finances, and made her fabulously wealthy. He also has completed a hostile takeover of Scotland’s record company in her name to embarrass and destroy his rival for her affection. Meanwhile her henchwoman Remo has gone rogue and kidnapped the young women of Scotland’s new inner-circle in a jealous reaction to her new outsider standing. Scotland is hurt, embarrassed and doesn’t understand why; but Lena must become Salons companion to get dirt on him to win back control of Scotland’s enterprise. She gets the compromising evidence but is betrayed by Remo who is now in league with Salon, and she cannot make public the information as she is held hostage by Salon. In the name of love Scotland remains loyal to Lena. In spite of her apparent perfidy and with the help of new associates he saves Lena. Together they get the information, find the missing friends and outwit Salon to accomplish a happy ending for all, with true love and Scotland’s faith in Lena winning the day.
