Fugitives

[Quinotaurus]

That was a fun read. No rape like the rape of a figure of authority brought low.

[Shocker]

That was a fun read. No rape like the rape of a figure of authority brought low.

I wholeheartedly agree, let’s fuck authority.

[Neighbor]

A good and immersive story. It is worth the many comments, and I agree with the rest.

As a fellow story author, I have the same songs playing in my head. These are BAD guys. SHE is a VICTIM. But THEY are bad, because WE MADE THEM BAD, and they have the power to hurt and take from HER, because WE WISH IT. So, do we destroy them in the end? Do we take their part and let them get away? Do we destroy the victim? Or let her survive, to whatever degree? Do we allow a relationship to dangle between the two factions? And why do we enjoy the process? Does this process help us to define mercy, redemption, survival? Remembering that a tornado, a car wreck, or TIME ITSELF, can kill us just as dead as "the bad guys".

[VictimEyes]

^ Neighbor has touched on something interesting.
Maybe, on some level, we like watching Charles Bronson hunt down and kill the bad guys in the 'Death Wish' movies because doing so helps us purge our own consciences.

[RSlice]

Would of loved to have a little bit more action and humliation felt kind of rushed. Maybe a 2nd victim showing up at some point would of made it a little more fun.

[Songbird]

I liked it, and I also think that the victim being a police officer did add spice to the story. Not just because she is an authority figure and that dynamic is fun, but because it gave the intruders a reason to want her to suffer. They didn't need one, of course, but I love stories where victims and perpetrators have a reason to hate each other already; it adds an extra edge to the forced submission/conquest, I feel, and many criminal escapees would have a very good reason to hate cops.

[Shocker]

I liked it, and I also think that the victim being a police officer did add spice to the story. Not just because she is an authority figure and that dynamic is fun, but because it gave the intruders a reason to want her to suffer. They didn't need one, of course, but I love stories where victims and perpetrators have a reason to hate each other already; it adds an extra edge to the forced submission/conquest, I feel, and many criminal escapees would have a very good reason to hate cops.

Thank you, I’m very glad you liked the story. I personally don’t dislike the police, still holding the notion of serve and protect as being at their core. But those criminals certainly would see her as the enemy.

[Ihateyou]

As a new member and this being the first story I read im excited to explore and see the other content good job @Shocker

[Shocker]

As a new member and this being the first story I read im excited to explore and see the other content good job @Shocker

Very glad that you liked my story, and tickled pink that this was your first experience here.

[JTCK]

@Shocker wrote:

I personally don’t dislike the police, still holding the notion of serve and protect as being at their core.

I completely agree with you. Still, the idea of a policewoman as the victim is especially hot

I actually missed this amazing story until now- the title had put me off. I was expecting something completely different: a run-of-the-mill story with endless, repetitive Tape scenes. But wow, it turned out to be unique.

What more can I say after all these great comments? It’s no wonder it’s one of the most popular stories here on the forum. I especially loved that she holds onto her fighting spirit almost until the very end, even though she has no chance and is forced to endure all these humiliations.