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Description
It has multi and critical to the plot f/f body possessions
SYNOPSIS:
The sequel to The Threat of the Mummy picks up a few months after
the first movie ends. Tammy Gardner has since left the university
for a better-paying job after receiving her degree. Her boyfriend,
Professor Casey Wallace, stayed behind at his position but has
inexplicably vanished from sight at about the time the story
begins. Within days of his disappearance, several others involved
in the unwrapping and reanimation of the mummy known as Caesarion
(the plot of the first movie) also are reported missing.
Archaeology grad student Diana Alexander, meanwhile, has been
acting increasingly strange, while her long-suffering boyfriend
Geoff now has a peculiar new motivation in life. When Hailey, the
girlfriend of new grad student Marc vanishes without a trace, Marc
tries to investigate on his own. Diana�s old friend Rachael
convinces her advisor (and her own very close personal friend)
Professor Bob Hobson to join forces with Marc and other old friends
Nikki (another grad student) and Selene (a newspaper reporter back
in town for a visit) so they can learn what is going on. Selene,
unbeknownst to anyone, is the spitting image of the ancient
sorceress Artemis of Alexandria, whose spirit Caesarion had called
forth from the black void to inhabit Diana�s body in the first
movie. This time Artemis/Diana is the one who calls forth Caesarion
from his mummy wrappings to help her. It probably isn�t giving away
too much to say there is some body-switching going on in this plot.
In short, Artemis is back and she�s not happy! (We find out just
why during a flashback to ancient Roman Egypt, which affords
viewers the chance to brush up on their ancient Greek.)
It is for sale e-mail
christopher_jacobs@und.nodak.edu
originally posted by Eric on 2005-01-29, no edits, entryid=1988
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