An ugly girl gave birth to a huge baby boy. However, the baby boy's sister insisted that the baby was her own, so the story of virgin birth spread quickly. She calls herself the Virgin Mary and regards the baby as her cash cow. Only those who can repay her can touch the baby's body and get the baby's blessing.

My sister fell in love with the Pope's son, but was hindered by the baby. When they had a private meeting in the cowshed, El Nino made his mature and horrible voice and ordered the cow to stab the adulterer to death.

My sister killed the baby in revenge. People who heard the news demanded that the woman who broke the dogma be severely punished, so she was sentenced to death. Because the law at that time stipulated that a virgin could not be put to death, the Pope ordered 208 soldiers to rape her and then put her to death.

This is an extremely cruel scene, which lasted for eight or nine minutes. My sister died of rape, and my family was also implicated. At the end of the film, people take off valuable clothes on the baby and dismember it, hoping to get the protection of the baby.

Its introduction says that when a girl gives birth to a baby, the order of the whole world no longer exists. However, as a thoughtful director, Greenaway will not make movies just to impress others with the word "shock". In my opinion, this film would rather be the director's catharsis to the world. In this story with many characters, many characters have more or less distorted personalities. If there is a so-called "good man" in it, it must be the son of the prince and the Pope. In such a dark world, their fate is almost predictable. Although the prince has supreme authority, he is laughed at by everyone because of his honesty. His language is naive to the people, and his behavior is even more so-when the baby's biological father puts his sperm in a water bag and proclaims how excellent they are, the prince even wants to taste them. The pope's son is also stupid. Although he was well educated and knew the impossibility of virgin birth, he admitted the sacredness of the baby under Julia's illogical reasoning. Honest stupidity is Greenaway's first cynical irony. The prince has been working hard to maintain justice, and he is also the most compassionate role of all people; The Pope's son represents logic, reason and simple morality. But the prince was used by the real authorities and laughed at by the people. The pope's son was seduced by Julia and eventually died under the horn.