to her room. They are a varied lot and their demands run the gamut of erotic tastes from the normal heterogenous couplings to lesbianism, voyeurism and a camera bug.
To eliminate the possibility of a search for Frigga by her parents, Tony forges a letter to them stating that she had run away voluntarily in hatred of her life and would never return. Shocked by the language of the daughter they loved, the parents commit suicide.
On learning of Tony's villainy, Frigga vows a fierce and brutal revenge against him and all who had brought this tragedy about.
Diligently servicing the clients' every whim, Frigga amasses a considerable fortune in her little boudoir. But her days off are spent in frantic pursuit of plans for revenge.
A race car driver is employed to teach her the fine points of speed driving on all terrains; a pair of soldiers are hired to teach her the murderous blows of commando combat and a course in karate is taken to insure her proficiency at hand-to-hand fighting. With this is added training in the handling of firearms and sharp-shooting.
Now matriculated from her self-imposed education in mayhem, Frigga begins her assault on her enemies by picking off her former clients in a series of lightning attacks. One is killed at the door of his home when he responds to her ring and another two are killed at a restaurant meeting with Tony, but he escapes her vengeance for the moment.
Fearing for his life, Tony hires two gunmen to pick up her trail and stop her but they are quickly dispatched by the determined young hellion in a warehouse gun duel. Two policemen respond to the noise of the fracas but they, too, are overcome by the force of the karate attack.
Frigga now invites Tony to a duel and he quickly agrees, certain that he can trick her by a ruse. But the girl anticipates his move and manages to shoot him in the knee before he can retaliate. He is now helpless as Frigga completes her plan for his death. She buries him to his neck in the earth and places a noose around his neck tied to a horse a short distance away. She places a bucket of grain a few yards ahead of the horse and walks away while her ears ring in satisfaction to the shrieks of the young man as the horse moves forward toward the grain and pulls his head off.