The Illustrated Chronicle of the Lady Jasmine

[bobinder]

The hammer falls....

Jasmine turns away in horror as her friend finally engages in the reality of this tragic, shared experience!
The dramatic aerial viewpoint brings us into direct eye contact with both of the women, and Cassia's shocked expletive makes a mockery of her obscene pose.

This is altogether a remarkable image which focuses on convincing character interaction.
A highly original nailing scene with close attention to detail and consistent lighting - bravo, Wragg!

 

[Barbaria1]

My personal title for this Damian manip has always been "Christian Girl Cursing."

Or alternatively, “first recorded use of the phrase “Oh Fuck!”” (In Latin, of course)

 

[Migoz2]

Or alternatively, “first recorded use of the phrase “Oh Fuck!”” (In Latin, of course)

You might have forgotten Julius Caesar. I believe he said that immediately after 'Et tu, Brute'.

 

[Wragg]

“Oh Fuck!”” (In Latin, of course)

"Sanctus coitus"?

 

[Frank Petrexa]

"Sanctus coitus"?

Yes, because of the adjective fuck is probably used as a noun here. But the word is versatile. There's a quote from a Spitfire mechanic in the chapter "Chickenshit" from Paul Fussel's "Wartime". "Fuck, the fucking fucker's fucked."

 

[Frank Petrexa]

Whoa, language!

Modern literature strives for realism, not censorship. Bowdler is dead, and it's a long time since he "bowderlized" Shakespeare.

 

[Wragg]

Whoa, language!

Sorry

 

[Nail Her to the Cross]

The hammer falls....

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Nipples fully erect...that body is lusting for this....her body made to be crucified.....that eager totally shaved pussy is ready to cum hard...and that lustful asshole craving to be anally raped prior to its raising.... just begging to stretched out with the guards fully erect cocks and filled with the hot cum her body is lusting for...

 

[Loxuru]

Sorry

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Thanks to this polished language, a 'G' rating can be envisaged!

 

[Wragg]

Josephine has mixed feelings:

 

[bobinder]

Josephine has mixed feelings:

I love the irony in respect of Josephine...
And Cassia's pose is excellent - another great composition!

 

[Jollyrei]

Well, we'll see about that. This guy is a corrupt official in the CF/Wragg version of the Roman Empire, which probably means that the field is open on what might happen yet. I certainly can't predict where this is going anymore. Full of anticipation, me.

The Josephine figure is very well done. It almost distracts from the crucifixion of Jasmine for me, because (like a couple of other people) I am at the stage where I get all excited and turned on by good technical production, and this is certainly good.

That said, Wragg has given us another fantastic nailing scene, which I also appreciate immensely. Why bother to raise the cross at all, really, when you could just keep nailing lovely women to crosses.

Sadly, all good things come to an end.

 

[Wragg]

Bob mentioned masking in the Cruxton Abbey thread, in this image all the elements except Jasmine were extracted by using masking. The very unRoman lace on Josephine's dress has a lovely transparent quality which I could not have achieved using cutting, copying and pasting. The fronds of Josephine's hair are by no means as good as Bob's dining room image, but nevertheless superior to my own previous efforts.

Thanks Bob, I'm a belieeeever!

 

[Loxuru]

Josephine has mixed feelings:

I would call it sheer sarcasm!

 

[Wragg]

 

[Barbaria1]

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Now we’re getting somewhere!

Raise her up!

 

[Loxuru]

Now we’re getting somewhere!

Raise her up!

But Cassia is getting nowhere!

 

[Wragg]

Now we’re getting somewhere!

Raise her up!

Working on it, Barb!

 

[Jollyrei]

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My goodness. That perspective with the titulus is great after the nailing of Cassia's wrists, the brief respite as the carnifex does something else. Take a breath before it all starts up again.

 

[crumera]

You cannot execute a virgin, make sure she isnt one