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The
Training of Camille - Session 2 - Page 10
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After enjoying the sight of
Camille through the lens for a few minutes,
watching her struggle in her bonds, in that
cross position I love so very much, I went
back to her to continue providing her with
a reason to suffer. She would continue being
in pain, that much was a fact. But there was
a change in me. A small but telling change.
I had no doubts anymore. I had been thinking
about her since I met her. I transformed the
main character in my movie to fit her, and,
in fact, I made the victim not only a sister
but a twin sister, so she would play both
roles. She had to be the victim, but it was
a small role and I wanted her for the main
character. So she became both.
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I pushed her head back and
began to lash her again, with more impetous.
I was driven. She was going to be the object
of my desire, the muse of my nightly dreams,
the goddess on the cross. She was going to
be my lover. That's what was in my mind. But
what if she didn't want to? I had no option
but to convince her, no matter how long it
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I often wondered why I didn't
take MaRe completely under my wing. She was
so willing. After I whipped her we made love.
Again, it was evident her lack of experience.
She was not a virgin, but she could've been
one by the way she did things. After the whip
came the caress, the gentleness, the love
making that needed to be soft and guided.
I guided her to an orgasm that I will never
forget and I don't think she will. It was
after that the she could talk again. "I
can't believe this happen to me"
She said.
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| How can one explain what goes
on in one's mind? It took me a while to embrace
my reality, my sexuality, so I understood MaRe
when she said that she never talked about how
she felt with anyone. She hid under layers of
religion and superstition. She covered her being
with shame and darkeness. It was when she saw
Twin Peaks that she first began analizing her
feelings and desires, hoping that one day she
would be able to face them. The day had come
to her long before she expected and she found
it liberating. She cried. |
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