The Devil’s Eye

From his realm in Hell, Satan links his eye pain to a virgin on Earth and identifies Britt-Marie, the daughter of a vicar, as the likely cause. He promises Don Juan a dreamless sleep if he succeeds, framing the mission as a cruel bargain. The demon accompanies them to supervise the seduction and ensure Pablo cannot enjoy any sexual pleasure on Earth.

Don Juan agrees to the assignment and takes his faithful servant, Pablo, along for the journey. The demon follows to oversee the operation and prevent Pablo from experiencing any sexual pleasure on Earth. They head toward the vicarage to begin the plan.

The trio encounters the cheerful, gullible vicar, whose warmth and trust set the stage for the seduction plot. He welcomes them into his home with hospitality. The visit promises domestic ease that the supernatural plan can exploit.

Inside the vicar's house, Pablo becomes enamored with Renata, the vicar's wife. Don Juan meets Britt-Marie and makes an initial attempt to seduce her, which she accepts by kissing him. The demon sows jealousy, triggering conflict that drives Jonas to leave.

During the night, Pablo seduces Renata, providing the demon with material for manipulation. The demon appears to the vicar, accusing Renata of adultery and handing him a key to Renata's bedroom. The vicar, unsettled, uses the key to lock the demon away in a cupboard.

The next morning, the demon tells the vicar that he dreamed Renata slept with one guest and Britt-Marie slept with the other. The vicar becomes unsettled by the omen and questions the true loyalties within his home. He starts watching the guests more closely.

Concerned, the vicar hurries to Britt-Marie's bedroom and finds her alone. Don Juan has fallen in love with Britt-Marie and cannot seduce her as he normally would. Satan laments his failed scheme that depended on Britt-Marie's chastity.

Don Juan returns to Hell, defeated by his inability to woo Britt-Marie. Meanwhile, Britt-Marie marries Jonas, and on their wedding night Satan claims her virginity. The act does not cure Satan’s eye, but it marks a new turn in the cosmic game.

Britt-Marie tells Jonas she has never kissed another man, a deception that heals Satan's eye slightly. The lie confirms the control of the celestial players over the couple's fate. The cosmic game continues with a shifted balance of power.

With the partial victory secured by Britt-Marie's lie, Satan decides to silence Don Juan with a dream-filled sleep. He decrees that Don Juan will dream of love, a cruel punishment that robs him of real conquest. The timeline ends with Don Juan succumbing to the dream-world while Britt-Marie's fate remains sealed.