[REQ] Playthings In An Arab World by Victor Bruno (eBook) (MOBI EPUB)

The excerpt from "Playthings In An Arab World" by Victor Bruno depicts a deeply disturbing scenario involving themes of degradation and coercion. The narrator, feeling a sense of revulsion and dread, reflects on their experiences as a slave-girl under the control of a character known as the Beast. The narrator feels particularly threatened by the suggestion of being offered to a powerful bodyguard named Kasar. As the evening unfolds, the Beast conducts an orgy to intimidate a new girl, Jessica, who is introduced as an attractive English woman. The narrator observes Jessica's pride, reminiscent of their own spirit, and feels a sense of empathy for her impending suffering. The narrator is then ordered by the Beast to perform a degrading act towards Jessica, although they express their dislike for such actions. Jessica initially resists, expressing horror and disbelief at the situation. Despite the narrator's attempts to comfort her, they are compelled by the Beast's commands to proceed with the degrading act. Jessica's pleas for mercy are met with indifference from the Beast, who eventually decides that the narrator must punish Jessica for her disobedience by caning her. The narrator, torn between their own survival and the desire to avoid inflicting pain, ultimately complies with the Beast's order. They experience a complex mix of emotions during the act, feeling both a grim satisfaction in no longer being the victim and a deep sense of guilt for the suffering they are causing Jessica. As the narrative progresses, Jessica's initial resistance breaks down under the pressure of the situation, leading to a forced submission to the degrading circumstances. The narrator's reflections highlight the dehumanizing effects of their environment, where power dynamics and manipulation leave lasting scars on both the victim and the perpetrator. The excerpt concludes with the narrator using their skills to arouse Jessica, despite the latter's internal conflict and resistance, illustrating the pervasive control and desensitization that occurs within this harrowing context.