Susan Miller (Anabel Littledale) is chased, assaulted, and strangled to death; her shirt is torn open, exposing her bra and partial upper torso as the implied sexual violence and brutality are depicted from the attacker's hidden point of view, but there is no nudity.
While taking a shortcut through the Common after school, Tessa Hurst (Lesley-Anne Down) is chased by an unseen attacker; the scene is shot from the assailant's point of view as he violently rips open her blouse, exposing her bra, but there is no nudity or depiction of rape.
Mrs. Sanford (Fiona Curzon) discovers a stash of black and white photographs displaying nude women.
In the school library, Leslie Sanford (Tony Beckley) steadies a schoolgirl by holding her legs as she balances on a stool reaching for a book, then gradually slides his hands up and lifts her skirt in a drawn-out, overtly suggestive gesture, with the camera lingering on her exposed upper thigh before an abrupt interruption; no nudity or underwear is visible, though the scene's focus is unambiguously predatory and voyeuristic.
