Mumification story

[al55]

I want to write a detective noir where a busty detective investigating a murder gets mummified and falls into the clutches of the murderer who keeps her mummified.

 

[al55]

I want to write a detective noir where a busty detective investigating a murder gets mummified and falls into the clutches of the murderer who keeps her mummified.

I was thinking the killer uses a latex liquid to mumify her

 

[ClintonBrooks]

I was thinking the killer uses a latex liquid to mumify her

How real do you want this to be.


I ask, and I don't know this for sure, but wouldn't liquid latex close all her pores which I think causes death?

Maybe not, that's just my first thought when reading that.

 

[al55]

Semi realistic i want her bondage to be permanent

 

[FromManyOne]

How real do you want this to be.


I ask, and I don't know this for sure, but wouldn't liquid latex close all her pores which I think causes death?

Maybe not, that's just my first thought when reading that.

That's from a James Bond movie. I would not suggest Goldfinger as your medical source. I have closed all my pores before ... by swimming underwater. Turns out I'm still alive.

Lots of people in the BDSM and fetish communities have covered their bodies, minus the mouth and nostrils, with latex. Most of them are still alive. (The rest, of course, died of unrelated causes. Even pervs die.)

However, liquid latex would be a hard way to mummify someone. It would ... run off the person. Spray it on and have it harden really fast, and be sticky?

Surely it would be easier to just use actual latex fabric (which would let you reinforce the stretchy and somewhat fragile pure rubber with fibers, making it as strong and non-stretchy as a car tire's tread)?

I'm a bio guy. I think first of spiderwebs, or (if you wanted to be all mad science) have thousands of butterflies in a room. Your detective feels safe, sits down and falls asleep ... and wakes up inside an enormous cocoon. Caterpillar silk isn't as strong as spider silk, but a hundred thousand strands would still be very strong indeed. (Caterpillar silk is the silk people wear, of course. Silkworms are moth caterpillars, IIRC.)

The tricky part would be feeding her and, y'know, she'd foul herself if you made it very long-term.

 

[Rob_Royale]

Mummification is done to dead people so I'm not getting the idea here.

 

[ClintonBrooks]

That's from a James Bond movie. I would not suggest Goldfinger as your medical source. I have closed all my pores before ... by swimming underwater. Turns out I'm still alive.

Lots of people in the BDSM and fetish communities have covered their bodies, minus the mouth and nostrils, with latex. Most of them are still alive. (The rest, of course, died of unrelated causes. Even pervs die.)

However, liquid latex would be a hard way to mummify someone. It would ... run off the person. Spray it on and have it harden really fast, and be sticky?

Surely it would be easier to just use actual latex fabric (which would let you reinforce the stretchy and somewhat fragile pure rubber with fibers, making it as strong and non-stretchy as a car tire's tread)?

I'm a bio guy. I think first of spiderwebs, or (if you wanted to be all mad science) have thousands of butterflies in a room. Your detective feels safe, sits down and falls asleep ... and wakes up inside an enormous cocoon. Caterpillar silk isn't as strong as spider silk, but a hundred thousand strands would still be very strong indeed. (Caterpillar silk is the silk people wear, of course. Silkworms are moth caterpillars, IIRC.)

The tricky part would be feeding her and, y'know, she'd foul herself if you made it very long-term.

Okay...thank you.

 

[FromManyOne]

Mummification is done to dead people so I'm not getting the idea here.

On the off chance you are not kidding:
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/95/Bottom_in_corsett.jpg?utm_source=commons.wikimedia.org&utm_campaign=imageinfo&utm_content=original

BDSM practice. That picture is probably pretty close to what @ClintonBrooks was thinking of.
(Image licensed under CC-by-SA by Sensei george, obtained from Wikipedia.)

 

[Rob_Royale]

On the off chance you are not kidding:
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/95/Bottom_in_corsett.jpg?utm_source=commons.wikimedia.org&utm_campaign=imageinfo&utm_content=original

BDSM practice. That picture is probably pretty close to what @ClintonBrooks was thinking of.
(Image licensed under CC-by-SA by Sensei george, obtained from Wikipedia.)

Umm ... yeah. I wasn't kidding. I'd no idea that was a thing.

 

[TheLobster]

I'm sure anything involving Mum in any way will be very popular here.

 

[FromManyOne]

Umm ... yeah. I wasn't kidding. I'd no idea that was a thing.

Interesting. Aren't you literally an award-winning erotica author?

(Yes, I know erotica is a really broad subject.)

 

[Rob_Royale]

Interesting. Aren't you literally an award-winning erotica author?

(Yes, I know erotica is a really broad subject.)

Author, yes and I would call myself successful at it. Award winning, no. I don't bother with the contests here. If I do enter one, it isn't with the intention of winning. I just liked the theme.
But as for the mummification thing, I'm not interested in BDSM at all. Aside from occasionally using restraints in bed with the wife, and some mild spanking of the same, nothing else appeals to either of us. So anything related to BDSM I will be uneducated in.