Fossy
SEXPIOGENTUS
Wow praise indeed. Thank you so much Barb! (Don't forget to 'like' )Superb writing. Loving this. I’m literally out of superlatives that might be used to describe what I am reading.
Last edited:
Wow praise indeed. Thank you so much Barb! (Don't forget to 'like' )Superb writing. Loving this. I’m literally out of superlatives that might be used to describe what I am reading.
Have you already been submitted to a viol ? ! ... I think no of course but certainly that you've commited many of them in knowing what the girls want ... !!!... Now what is she trying to do? Tie up the average girl and they immediately become aroused and want to be fucked...
An excellent flashback to introduce another dastardly character. The whole episode is superior, the tension and passion keeps rising!(A few weeks earlier)
I apologize that the language difference prevented you from detecting the tongue-in-cheek tone of my remarks in a site that glories in the rape and torture of innocent women. If I am not allowed to enjoy and comment on the fictional travails of these women here, I might as well leave.Have you already been submitted to a viol ? ! ... I think no of course but certainly that you've commited many of them in knowing what the girls want ... !!!
An excellent flashback to introduce another dastardly character. The whole episode is superior, the tension and passion keeps rising!
I apologize that the language difference prevented you from detecting the tongue-in-cheek tone of my remarks in a site that glories in the rape and torture of innocent women. If I am not allowed to enjoy and comment on the fictional travails of these women here, I might as well leave.
Sorry but in written language , it's difficult ...... that the language difference prevented you from detecting the tongue-in-cheek tone of my remarks ...
Generally, I avoid all what it's speaking of rape on this site ; perhaps that I've my own reasons for that ...in a site that glories in the rape and torture of innocent women.
Be rassured, Fossy, your story (that I like very much) is not concerned ; it only was the comment of PrPr that I'd visibly baddly understood ... All will be calm and well now, from me at least ...I'm not sure I understand what the other exchange is about, but I hope all is calm and well.
All is calm, indeed.Be rassured, Fossy, your story (that I like very much) is not concerned ; it only was the comment of PrPr that I'd visibly baddly understood ... All will be calm and well now, from me at least ...
Wow! Excellent backstory for the Lieutenant! Do all the readers know who Hannibal Hamlin was? How soon we forget!Chapter 17 – The Upstairs Study at White Orchard Plantation, Around 6:15pm, May 11th 1864
Sherman stood at the window of the study. He had been unable to move ever since Catherine and her official entourage came into view. The entire predicament captivated him.
He had handed responsibility over to the Lieutenant and so he must let him complete the task without interruption. But what would he do to her? The general recalled Lincoln’s Lieber Code which he had passed the previous year, not long before the great victory at Gettysburg. It contained an explicit provision prohibiting rape as an act of war. Any soldier found guilty could be executed …
He reflected on how safe this made his Goddaughter. They couldn’t rape her … could they? All provisions were superseded if it was felt that any given situation warranted urgent action due to life threatening circumstances. The Lieutenant could argue that he and his men were forced to abuse Catherine’s body in order to quickly get the results that were needed …
… but only if they had something more evidential regarding his Goddaughter’s involvement in the murder of the XV Corps soldiers. And so, for now at least Catherine was safe from being raped …
“What am I thinking?” Sherman slumped into a chair and let his head fall into his hands, more thoughts of his wife infiltrating his head. “I am so sorry darling Eleanor, that the conflict has come to this.”
He had agreed a policy of ‘total war’ with Grant, and had a mandate to ‘scorch the earth’ if required. It was the only way to end this damn struggle and of course there would be collateral damage. Innocent victims that would die for the greater good. He knew that no questions would ever be asked about a young girl alone on a plantation in deepest Georgia, especially one who had a mountain of allegations stacking up against her.
The general was not a bad person. He could be ruthless, as a Major-General he had to be, but he always thought of himself as fair and just. However, the Confederacy’s strategic, economic, and psychological ability to wage further war needed to be definitively crushed if the fighting were to end. That was why he had to make sure that even his own Goddaughter was seen to be dealt with appropriately.
Sherman knew that it was the bigger picture that was important. Not only did he need the provisions that White Orchard could supply, but he needed to retain a sense of discipline, and to do that he could show no favouritism, in any way. And besides, the stupid girl had taken matters out of his hands when the evidence had becoming damning in its implication.
Standing once more he saw Catherine moving further into the building, out of his vision, Sherman again reflected on the fact that the only hope for any respite whatsoever, was for his Goddaughter to maintain her innocence whilst suffering whatever duress the Lieutenant had planned. If she was able to do that it would allow him to call a halt to this terrible state of affairs.
Chapter 18 –The Discipline Block Out-Building at White Orchard Mansion, Around 6:20pm, May 11th 1864
The Lieutenant appeared to smile calmly but inside he could barely contain his excitement. Evans Sampson came from Maine, son of a lawyer, his father was a partner in the Paris Hill firm of Senator Hannibal Hamlin, and the younger Sampson was a ’59 graduate of Bowdoin College – indeed not the only one serving the Union cause. Like many of his neighbours and associates, young Evans took the first opportunity to join up. This was all about Virginia versus Maine, and he was not going to miss out.
It was at the college that his appetite for submissive girls took hold. Acting like the elder characters from the recently published novel about Tom Brown, he and his friends would frequent the backwater places of ill-repute, and pay handsomely for the female trash that plied their trade there to be tied and beaten. His appetite for this was voracious … but since the war he had not had the opportunity, until now that is!
Sergeant Oak was waiting for the subjugated and bound girl beside the table, a coil of rope hanging loosely from his hand.
There was no time for Catherine to wonder where he'd got it from before Sampson was behind her, his hands at her neck. In short order the collar and chain leash were removed followed by the manacles. Catherine’s relief at her freedom from these restraints was short lived as she quickly realised that the Lieutenant was simply giving himself the manoeuvrability to pull the skimpy slave fabric up and over her head.
The crowd gasped at the sight of her total nudity. The slaves were seeing their Mistress in a whole new way … some of them embarrassed, some of them infused with lust but all of them completely enthralled. It was a long time since the soldiers had seen a girl as beautiful and nubile as this one.
Catherine immediately moved to cover herself, but her humiliation was only heightened when her arms were grasped from each side and she was forced onto her knees and then face down onto the wooden plank.
“Oh no, please …” her pleadings were said quietly and served as nothing more than an additional stimulation for the perverted whims of the Lieutenant.
She knew what this was for, though it was a long time since even the slaves had suffered on this heinous contraption. She had no resistance any longer, nothing with which to fight the inevitable as her wrists were pulled into iron cuffs at the ‘head-end’ of the plank while her ankles were contained between two locked pieces of timber.
“Oh God please help me …” She prayed desperately for the strength to withstand the onslaught that she knew was about to come.
To Be Continued ...
The role of the Vice President was to be forgotten...It's only recently that they have taken an active role in governing (like Julia Louis-Dreyfus). Hamlin coined the term "fifth wheel" to describe his role in the Lincoln Administration...Wow! Excellent backstory for the Lieutenant! Do all the readers know who Hannibal Hamlin was? How soon we forget!
Thank you my friend. You need wait no longer ... well maybe one more sleepThe high standard continues,Fossy, our nerves are almost as frayed as poor Catherines waiting for the inevitable.
Thank you PrPr ... the Lieutenant was surprisingly erudite and of a certain breeding for a man in his position and of his rank ...Wow! Excellent backstory for the Lieutenant! Do all the readers know who Hannibal Hamlin was? How soon we forget!
As long as that doesn't interfere with using whatever means necessary to get atThank you PrPr ... the Lieutenant was surprisingly erudite and of a certain breeding for a man in his position and of his rank ...
Hmmmm ... Can't see that being the case - he is a professional after allAs long as that doesn't interfere with using whatever means necessary to get atCatherinethe truth!
Standing once more he saw Catherine moving further into the building, out of his vision, Sherman again reflected on the fact that the only hope for any respite whatsoever, was for his Goddaughter to maintain her innocence whilst suffering whatever duress the Lieutenant had planned. If she was able to do that it would allow him to call a halt to this terrible state of affairs.
Yes, and that is actually a tiny bit of an anachronism in the story (not meant even remotely as criticism, as it would be super difficult to remember when writing sentences for dialog from the Civil War era, to not use any words that are common nowadays but did not exist or were not used in that way in the 1860s...Poor Sherman! And he could not even rely on psychotherapy after the war, since it was not yet invented!
'Trauma' in the sense of a psychological challenge or injury wasn't going to be used even in the most academic circles for another generation.You have endured a terrible trauma and I wish to comfort you a little by cleansing your skin.”
Great point, and no offense taken my friend. I did try to keep dialogue as close as I could to what I believed it should be from the era - such as keeping most of the apostrophe's out eg He is instead of he's etc.Yes, and that is actually a tiny bit of an anachronism in the story (not meant even remotely as criticism, as it would be super difficult to remember when writing sentences for dialog from the Civil War era, to not use any words that are common nowadays but did not exist or were not used in that way in the 1860s...
'Trauma' in the sense of a psychological challenge or injury wasn't going to be used even in the most academic circles for another generation.