Athena

Johnny Nyle finishes filming a song for his TV special. As fans line up to meet him, a young woman identifies him and hands him a summons. The moment foreshadows legal and personal tensions that will complicate his career.

Johnny visits Adam Shaw's legal office hoping to talk about the summons. Miss Seely explains that an appointment is required, so Johnny asks her to relay a message to Adam. The scene establishes their past connection and sets up a future confrontation.

Adam Shaw meets with three older gentlemen who aim to help him win a Congressional seat. He remains distracted by the mysterious death of five peach trees he bought from a nursery. The moment highlights the clash between political ambition and personal preoccupations.

At the nursery, Athena Mulvain greets Adam and offers advice on reviving the peach trees. She introduces numerology and other eccentric ideas that make Adam uneasy. He leaves in a hurry, unsettled by her exuberant energy.

Back at home, Adam describes his strange encounter with Athena to his fiancée Beth Hallson. Beth's reaction hints at social expectations and the potential complications of Adam's interest. The scene intensifies the looming love triangle.

Athena returns to Adam's house and declares her love for him, even addressing his Japanese butler Roy. She offends Beth with unsolicited fashion advice, then tends to the peach trees while singing Vocalise. The encounter culminates in a kiss between Adam and Athena before she leaves.

Johnny drops off Johnny's legal documents and drives Athena to the Mulvain family health food shop, where he meets Minerva. Minerva disapproves of Johnny's alcohol-and-meat ads, and the sisters decide Grandpa can fix him. The two share a duet, 'Imagine,' and Minerva kisses Johnny, signaling future complications.

Athena returns to Adam's house during breakfast; Beth appears and is taken aback by the situation. Adam promises to tell Athena there is no romantic possibility, but senses she has already left. The tension between duty and desire deepens.

That night, Adam goes to Athena's house and meets Grandma Salome, Minerva, and the five sisters, plus the bodybuilders Grandpa has trained. He is surprised to see Johnny under Grandpa's tutelage. The gathering underscores the scale of Athena's world and the obstacles to their romance.

Adam attends a formal reception hosted by Mr Grenville, where Athena impresses guests with a bold aria called 'Harmonise.' Beth helps with catering but is unsettled by Athena's behavior around meat. The dinner ends with Adam and Athena sharing a goodbye kiss that confirms their mutual attraction.

Returning home, Adam apologizes to Beth and ends their engagement. Grandma warns of difficult times ahead, while Athena's sisters urge ending the romance, though Athena remains convinced that love can move the stars. The couple's future hangs in the balance.

Day 4 features the Mr Universe finals where Grandpa aims to pair Ed with Athena. Ed wins and publicly pressures Adam to stay away from Athena. The television broadcast magnifies the conflict and tests the lovers' resolve under public scrutiny.

Johnny visits Adam to relay Grandpa's matchmaking plan, and they head to the Mulvain home. A confrontation with Bill ends in Johnny using a Navy judo throw, and Minerva is impressed by the display. The scene hints at shifting loyalties and a possible alliance between Johnny and the Mulvain sisters.

The film closes with Athena singing Harmonise as most of the principal players join in a Mulvain-style fruit feast. The ending suggests that love and family unity triumph over formal obstacles. The final image leaves the couple's future open but optimistic.