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- Red Feline Faces The Inquisition - Chapter Two -
Red Feline, a witness to pain. |
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Once again the whip
falls on Melissa's skin. The sound of
the lashes is as bad as the pain itself, if
only she could deafen herself, it would not
be so real. She whispers a prayer, so as not
to cry out.
She is going to bear
her ordeal with as much self-suffering as
possible.
This is a penance, nothing
more than that. It is a way of paying for
her sinful acts, thoughts, hidden desires. |
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But this is not
a penance
to Red Feline. She is aware of the injustice.
She is sure the
nun could never have done something so awful
to deserve this. The pain,
the humiliation, the touch of those thick,
sweaty, horrible hands.
She thinks of her
own "crime" and knows it must be
so with the nun. She must be a scapegoat,
a lesson to others, but not guilty.
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She
cannot not keep her eyes from the punished
nun. Her bald head and bare back are both
attractive and repulsive. She is at once repelled
by the sight and mesmerized by it.
She
wonders how the nun keeps her cries so soft,
she knows that in her place she would be screaming
bloody murder. She knows that she would not
kneel peacefully while this man ravaged her
back. She would jump up and fight, chains
or no chains. |
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The torturer
has a method of striking which became more
and more obvious.
Some lashes are
teasers, one, two, three, four...lashes at
once are steady, rhythmic, but suddenly the
fifth or sixth is harder, louder and makes
the nun scream out loud, overpowering her
will to resist in near silence.
Red Feline counts
the lashes, and then tries not to count. It
becomes a struggle of her will to not count
the lashes. |
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Red Feline no
longer feels sorry for herself. She doesn't
really care at that point what her fate will
be.
She struggles with
an inner desire to watch in silence and the
more tenacious tendency to scream out the
appropriate curses...even if uttering those
words will surely make her fate even more
disastrous. |
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