The Date - Pure Taboo
'Being your slave, what should I do but tend Upon the hours and times of your desire? I have no precious time at all to spend, Nor services to do till you require.' - William Shakespeare THE DATE We watch a beautiful young woman (Emily Willis) in her apartment getting ready for the evening. She showers, lotions up her body, puts on expensive perfume, and dresses -- first into expensive black satin lingerie, stockings, garters, and heels and then slipping into a beige rain jacket. She looks like she just walked off a runway. The camera voyeuristically watches her, almost like a reverse striptease. CUT TO the woman, in her jacket, bare legs and heels, as she exits her building and steps into a black town car. A man waiting for her shuts the door and gets into the driver seat. CUT TO a car mount shot, looking in at the silent driver in a black suit and ray bans, and the girl who sits in the middle of the back seat. To her right is a very handsome man (Danny Mountain) in an expensive suit. A second man (Charles Dera), equally handsome and dressed the same, sits on her left. CUT TO the road. As they drive, the man in the back asks the woman if she is ready. Obediently, she says 'yes.' He asks if she will give herself over completely. She says 'yes.' He strips her out of her jacket, exposing her bare skin. She quivers. He takes a brown paper bag and puts it over her head, before holding her arms to keep her still. They ride for a moment with her body writhing. The men look cool and collected, staring straight ahead. All you can hear are the light gasps and moans from the submissive woman as she is being driven, eagerly awaiting what's to come. 'My only submission is complete submission. I will kneel before you, naked and unashamed, My eyes down, my chin up. 'I will do as you say and be rewarded. Always saying please and thank you, Accepting my punishments like a good girl, Never touching myself until you have given permission, And always swallow, never spit. 'I will surrender to your will And always remember who I belong to.'
