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Mr. Davies (Michael Vegas) is burning the midnight oil as he grades papers in his home office. He's down to the last one for the night, thankfully, although once he starts reading it, time seems to slow down.
The essay is about a girl (Carolina Sweets) owning the fact that she's an 18-year old virgin. Betty's proud, recognizing that her virginity is a special gift -- she doesn't want to give it away to just anyone...
Mr. Davies fixates on the student, hearing her utter, 'I'm a virgin,' in his head over and over again, slowly driving him mad with lust. It's like she's calling to him to be that special someone to make her complete...
The next day, he invites Betty over to discuss the essay and how beautifully it was written. Betty is naive about everything, though is happy to be in the presence of a teacher she admires. Yet, when Mr. Davies starts paying her more compliments than she's used to, she grows suspicious of his true intentions.
Finally, Mr. Davies asks if she feels it, too? The connection between them? When he read her essay, it was as though it was specifically written for HIM -- as if she was asking HIM to have the honor of taking her virginity.
Betty is shocked, exclaiming that that's not what she was implying at all, but Mr. Davies has power over her. If she doesn't give herself to him, he might stop her from graduating school or getting accepted into good colleges. He could end all her dreams with just one report card...
To save face, she submits to Mr. Davies' twisted delusion, willing to give up her virginity in order to prevent him from taking EVERYTHING from her.
The essay is about a girl (Carolina Sweets) owning the fact that she's an 18-year old virgin. Betty's proud, recognizing that her virginity is a special gift -- she doesn't want to give it away to just anyone...
Mr. Davies fixates on the student, hearing her utter, 'I'm a virgin,' in his head over and over again, slowly driving him mad with lust. It's like she's calling to him to be that special someone to make her complete...
The next day, he invites Betty over to discuss the essay and how beautifully it was written. Betty is naive about everything, though is happy to be in the presence of a teacher she admires. Yet, when Mr. Davies starts paying her more compliments than she's used to, she grows suspicious of his true intentions.
Finally, Mr. Davies asks if she feels it, too? The connection between them? When he read her essay, it was as though it was specifically written for HIM -- as if she was asking HIM to have the honor of taking her virginity.
Betty is shocked, exclaiming that that's not what she was implying at all, but Mr. Davies has power over her. If she doesn't give herself to him, he might stop her from graduating school or getting accepted into good colleges. He could end all her dreams with just one report card...
To save face, she submits to Mr. Davies' twisted delusion, willing to give up her virginity in order to prevent him from taking EVERYTHING from her.
