>And Peckingpah did change the story when he filmed it
-- Hoffman's
>character may have wondered about his wife, but it's
in the novel, at
>least, it's clear she didn't enjoy being raped. I
mean, does anyone
>besides Andrew Luster think people WANT to be
raped?
That _was_ in the book? I can't, for the life of me, remember
her getting raped in the novel. Could you point me in the
direction of the scene?
And it's kind of OT, but apparently, Peckinpah did believe
women enjoyed being raped (he at least thought that some
deserved it), and there's at least one bigshot female
psychiatrist out there who encourages rape victims to admit
to themselves that it was pleasureful, although they may not
have wanted it.
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