Untitled - Sexey's School Moodle
Untitled - Sexey's School Moodle
Untitled - Sexey's School Moodle
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Christie finishes coming she resumes eating Sabrina’s cunt and I<br />
watch, hunched over Christie, panting, as Sabrina lifts her hips<br />
repeatedly into Christie’s face and then I have to lie back, spent but<br />
still hard, my cock, glistening, still aching from the force of my<br />
ejaculation, and I close my eyes, my knees weak and shaking.<br />
(176)<br />
This next description, an episode where Bateman has hired the same prostitute, ‘Christie,’<br />
to participate in another threesome with Elizabeth, a “hardbody” he met at the gym, can<br />
also be perceived as pornographic:<br />
I make Christie pull the dildo out of Elizabeth’s cunt and have<br />
Elizabeth lie on her back while Christie fucks her in the missionary<br />
position. Elizabeth is fingering her clit while madly French-kissing<br />
Christie until, involuntarily, she brings her head back, legs<br />
wrapped around Christie’s pumping hips, her face tense, her mouth<br />
open, her lipstick smeared by Christie’s cunt juice, and she yells,<br />
“oh god I’m coming I’m coming fuck me I’m coming”… (289)<br />
It is also noteworthy that these episodes happen repetitively and are scattered throughout<br />
the novel, adding to the uncanny qualities of the narrative as it alternates between its<br />
various discursive modes.<br />
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These excerpts conform to Walker’s definition of pornography which emphasizes<br />
the lack of emotions and a vision of “perfection” that is prevalent in pornographic<br />
material. This “perfection” is precisely achieved through a lack of distancing that<br />
characterizes the novel’s narrative, as will be explained below, and the insistence in<br />
relating these events in meticulously explicit and meticulous detail while assuming a<br />
purely descriptive tone, an approach which is consistent throughout the novel. As was<br />
the case in previous examples, it is partly this inclusion of pornography—a form of<br />
cultural production which is largely characterized as “low” and “immoral”—into<br />
seemingly “established” or “serious” literature that constitutes one of the novel’s