Ruby Tuesday
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Thanks for your reply and observations.You forgot to insert disgust and fear. You can only understand the situation as highly sexually charged if you mentally mingle with Aiden's gang, become one of them and completely block out the protagonist's feelings. That doesn't work for me. So I can't understand her enthusiasm here.
As for the composition and body language of the characters, I agree with them.
The events on the farm have confused me because the whole thing seems to be without consequences for the further story.
I didn't insert Sophia's sensations of "disgust and fear/trepidation" in my 0.161 review, although L&P refers to it, a common theme within his script. But I did list subjugation and danger, which refer and relate to these items directly.
Remember mine was strictly a mini-review about something the dev took many weeks to create. I could have included lots more, but on this forum it would be neither welcomed or appreciated. Any contributors here who go against the consensus of opinion run the risk of ridicule, toxicity and hate. Which ain't nice, so I won't make things longer than needs be.
Back to your critique.
I make no personal or specific appraisal about what turns people on or why, but in the world of fiction, fantasy and role-play, people have a their own preferences and choice, however bizarre, incomprehensible or outrageous they might appear to others. Presumably that's also why most people are here, to indulge in their own preferences within a game they appear so dismissive of, yet keep returning to with frenzied anticipation.
Whatever the feelings of Sophia might be in this game fantasy, she too has certain choices, they wouldn't be mine, but might be someone else's. But remember Aiden's remark. Sophia went to this meeting entirely voluntarily to receive notice of her next task only. Despite Aiden's request (somehow "lost in translation") she could also have dressed more soberly. She was therefore under no obligation, yet accepted the risk. She could have waited for the next task instruction elsewhere in a much safer place as she has done up till now. So why didn't she?
Thanks again.