ChasingAnna
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Title: Goddamn it Cupid!
Scene 1:
Sara is in college, bemoaning her lack of action. Aphrodite appears as a handsome man and gives her one of those cheap rope friendship bracelets with a little poem as explanation:
I bequeath to you a gift quite mighty
The magical ropes of Aphrodite
To get some lovin' on the nightly
Use these ropes and bind him tightly
Though she's annoyed by the bad poetry, he's hot, so she takes the gift before heading back home for February break. She gets home, finds some left over dinner and digs in. After finishing up dessert, her dad comes in and suddenly overcome in passion, she tosses the rope bracelet at him and it becomes actual ropes, binding him to the bed.
Scene 2:
Bob is in a loveless marriage His wife just seems so distant. Aphrodite approaches him as a beautiful woman. She offers him a box of store brand brownies. with a poem of explanation:
Use these brownies as a bait
And your lover you will catch
When you feed these to your mate
She will give both heart and snatch
Though he's annoyed by the bad poetry, he does need dessert for valentines day dinner, and the seal is intact, so he brings the brownies home. Unfortunately, his wife is called into work mid way through dinner so they never get to dessert. After seeing his wife off, he walks back into the kitchen to see his daughter Sara finishing off a brownie. Under the effects of the brownie, she binds him to the bed with magic ropes and has sex with him against his will. His wife comes in as they finish, and thinking it's some kinky incestuous bondage game they've been playing behind her back, stabs him in the heart. As he coughs up blood, we go to...
Scene 3:
Jill is a lonely housewife. Her husband just wants the same old sex, day in and day out, and she's bored. Then Aphrodite appears in the form of a young boy. He gives her a toy arrow with a poem as explanation
[poem not written yet, maybe including "something to make you shiver/ a arrow from cupid's own quiver"]
Annoyed by the bad poetry, but not wanting to hurt the young tyke's feelings, she tucks the arrow in her purse and heads home. As they have their valentines dinner, she gets a call into work. Mid way in, they let her know they don't need her after all. She heads home to find her husband and daughter in bed. In a rage, she reaches into her purse, pulls out the arrow, and stabs him in the heart. Just as she realizes she's killed him, the arrow disappears as does the wound and blood. Her husband becomes lost in the magic of the arrow and forces himself on her, which she ends up finding disturbingly pleasurable.
[missing transition]
They end up talking to each other, and realize the gods have been toying with all of them.
Title: Goddamn it Cupid!
Scene 1:
Sara is in college, bemoaning her lack of action. Aphrodite appears as a handsome man and gives her one of those cheap rope friendship bracelets with a little poem as explanation:
I bequeath to you a gift quite mighty
The magical ropes of Aphrodite
To get some lovin' on the nightly
Use these ropes and bind him tightly
Though she's annoyed by the bad poetry, he's hot, so she takes the gift before heading back home for February break. She gets home, finds some left over dinner and digs in. After finishing up dessert, her dad comes in and suddenly overcome in passion, she tosses the rope bracelet at him and it becomes actual ropes, binding him to the bed.
Scene 2:
Bob is in a loveless marriage His wife just seems so distant. Aphrodite approaches him as a beautiful woman. She offers him a box of store brand brownies. with a poem of explanation:
Use these brownies as a bait
And your lover you will catch
When you feed these to your mate
She will give both heart and snatch
Though he's annoyed by the bad poetry, he does need dessert for valentines day dinner, and the seal is intact, so he brings the brownies home. Unfortunately, his wife is called into work mid way through dinner so they never get to dessert. After seeing his wife off, he walks back into the kitchen to see his daughter Sara finishing off a brownie. Under the effects of the brownie, she binds him to the bed with magic ropes and has sex with him against his will. His wife comes in as they finish, and thinking it's some kinky incestuous bondage game they've been playing behind her back, stabs him in the heart. As he coughs up blood, we go to...
Scene 3:
Jill is a lonely housewife. Her husband just wants the same old sex, day in and day out, and she's bored. Then Aphrodite appears in the form of a young boy. He gives her a toy arrow with a poem as explanation
[poem not written yet, maybe including "something to make you shiver/ a arrow from cupid's own quiver"]
Annoyed by the bad poetry, but not wanting to hurt the young tyke's feelings, she tucks the arrow in her purse and heads home. As they have their valentines dinner, she gets a call into work. Mid way in, they let her know they don't need her after all. She heads home to find her husband and daughter in bed. In a rage, she reaches into her purse, pulls out the arrow, and stabs him in the heart. Just as she realizes she's killed him, the arrow disappears as does the wound and blood. Her husband becomes lost in the magic of the arrow and forces himself on her, which she ends up finding disturbingly pleasurable.
[missing transition]
They end up talking to each other, and realize the gods have been toying with all of them.
