Harold succumbs to his wife Gloria's desire for some "special" servants for their new country home, so they drive into the big city to inspect Peter and Mala-an agency's choice for their needs. As soon as they have returned Harold tries Mala out, in the bed, and she passes with flying colors.

Mala, a naive young girl, gets Peter into her confidence for her plan to take control of the country estate. Meanwhile, Harold plans to take over his neighbor's property. He holds a feast for the neighboring elite, at which he conspires with the sole producer of feed in the district to force the neighbor to sell his land by a blockade on his winter feed and water. Harold dams the stream to his neighbor's property. The neighbor realizes what has happened and, bent on revenge, pulls the dam down. in the process he also kills one of Harold's field servants.

Paralled to this development, the relationship between Gloria, Harold, Mala and Peter becomes entwined. What started as fun orgies and a gentle laugh on the part of the owners of the estate turns to love between Gloria and servant Peter, and deep need on the part of Harold for Mala. Meanwhile though, the neighbor, now a killer, leaves the country to hide. Harold searches for him throughout the countryside, often being waylaid by the affectionate women of the areas. Harold's over zealousness upon capturing him results in that neighbor's death. Meanwhile, the servants have mastered their masters, with Harold waiting on Mala for a glass of wine. His greed for acquisition has led to the conquering of his almighty ego by the power of a pussy. Or is he conquered?