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Flynn Goes to Jail
And so it begins. Remember two months ago Niki Flynn and I went away to shoot together for Bars-and-Stripes, a prison-themed spanking site where bad girls atone for their crimes with their hides? (I reviewed the site here, before my impressions were clouded by working for them).
Well, Niki’s character (also called Niki Flynn, what a coincidence) has been introduced to the site over the weekend. And so our storyline is beginning to unravel. (My character should follow after the Flynn girl has been inside for a while, and then… you’ll see what happens then.)
The Prison hasn’t seen anybody like Flynn yet. She has been convicted for burning down a church. Although her lawyer didn’t succeed at pleading insanity, it’s clear the girl is disturbed. For one thing, everywhere she goes, she carries a teddy-bear, and goes wild if somebody tries to take him away. Secondly, she hasn’t said a word since the moment of her arrest.
When Niki shared this idea with me, I just about squealed with glee. She worried that the producers wouldn’t go for a character who doesn’t speak at all, but we’d underestimated Leia-Ann and Mike: they loved it.
During her intake Flynn gets on the wrong side of the Officer Kennedy – the most vicious man ever to wear the uniform – and the prison’s Matron. Her obvious guilt and perceived stubbornness gives them a license to punish, and her apparent vulnerability gives their usual twisted routine a particularly fine edge. I mean, the teddy-bear – can you just imagine how Matron reacts to the teddy-bear?
While Flynn’s intake was moderate in terms of actual corporal punishment, the sheer malicious satisfaction with which Lucy McLean’s Matron took to victimising the local nutcase, as well as Kennedy’s simple, evil energy have turned this into the most intense scene I’ve ever witnessed on camera or off. At serveral points I had to press my hand over my mouth to keep from gasping, and so did, I noticed, other folks present on the set. When it was over, the whole crew was clapping and cheering, breathless.
As far as I can see from the first two parts of the scene that are on the site now, much of the intensity has come through in the video, though somebody who wasn’t there to see it filmed would be a better judge of how it works.
As to the rest of Flynn’s story, and as to what happens when my own character is brought in to share her cell, we’ll all have to wait and see.
P.S. The pictures I’m using here are screencaps; when the Governor posts actual proper stills on the site, I’ll probably swap them.
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Oh, Adele, what a wonderfully kind review! Yes, I imagine the governor will get letters about Matron’s treatment of Horatio. Beat the girls all you want, but leave the teddy bears alone! LOL
I can’t wait to see YOUR intake. You were such a cheeky little madam – yes, I know, it’s a real stretch for you as an actress. (Just like playing a psycho is for me. Hee hee…) Your crime is far more interesting and I hope someday you will confide in your cellmate the truth of what really happened. Perhaps on some chilly prison night, when one of us needs comforting…
Yes, I’m really looking forward to the complaints about teddy-bear abuse…
You’re interested in crazy people? Today I had a paranoid schizophrenic patient in psychotherapy tell me that he has been constipated ever since he gave up on his Catholicism and joined the Baptists. He thinks, however, that attending mass at the hospital’s Catholic chapel may help him with his bowel movements, so I recommend he give this a try, as eating more fruits and vegetables have apparently not done the trick.
Well, Fess, that just goes to show you that the Flynn girl isn’t actually crazy, and should be in prison after all!
Oi! You just wait, Haze! I might become Matron’s “special friend” and then you’ll be sorry!