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Reasoning that they might as well make the best of a bad situation, Marcy seduces Paul and has sex with him. But Marcy remained convinced that they were both doomed to contract the illness and die.

Now effectively alone in the cabin with Paul, Marcy began to despair about their chances for survival and Paul tried to comfort her. Despite the obvious risks to their own health, Marcy and Paul willingly stayed behind to tend to the gravely ill Karen. Fearing that other members of the group may be infected, Jeff opted to sleep alone, leaving Marcy to sleep (fully clothed) with Paul.Įventually, Jeff and Bert both fled the doomed cabin. At one point, Marcy likely saved Paul's life, by scaring the dog away when it was about to attack Paul, by firing a gunshot into the air.Īs the group's problems escalated, tensions arose between them, leading to several arguments. During this time, the group was also menaced by a violent dog roaming the woods. Karen developed symptoms first, and the remaining group members opted to quarantine her in a tool shed near the cabin. Although they successfully managed to drive him away, his illness ultimately began to infect the group. As the group argued about whether or not to help the stranger (with both Marcy and Paul notably sharing the same view that they should help the man), the vagrant attempted to steal the group's car.

The vacation was thrown into chaos, when a severely ill vagrant appeared on the cabin's doorstep, asking for help. Marcy was in a relationship with Jeff (they had sex as soon as they arrived at the cabin), while Paul struggled to find the courage to act upon his obvious crush on Karen. Everyone around you is screaming, yelling, 'We're going down! We're going down!' And all you really wanna do is grab the person next to you and f*** the s*** out of them, because you know you're gonna be dead soon, anyway.” - MarcyĪt the beginning of Cabin Fever, Marcy and Paul travelled to the titular cabin, along with their friends, Jeff, Karen, and Bert, as a vacation to celebrate the end of their time in college. “It's like being on a plane when you know it's gonna crash.