Orgon Conclusion — William Blackwell

Drinking heavily and drifting from one failed relationship to another, Nathan Leer's life begins unraveling when his latest girlfriend Adelita freaks out and flees, accusing him of assault and battery. As well, his struggling coffee shop is sinking and the bailiff is about to come knocking. Enter the evil Beal, who tries to recruit him into a life of lasciviousness and self-indulgence. On the verge of succumbing, he is suddenly transported to planet Orgon, where he meets Ophelia, a beautiful and mysterious alien. She teaches Nathan that on Orgon the concepts of materialism, greed and corruption are non-existent and he begins to question the very core of his moral fiber. What he doesn't know is Beal has an alliance with a distant planet and is secretly planning to corrupt Earth and attack Orgon. Beal wants Nathan so bad, he's willing to do anything to brainwash him -- even if it means cold-blooded murder. An epic battle erupts, pitting the forces of good and evil against one another in the context of the American Dream.