Odysseus The Rebel, by Steven Grant and Scott Bieser - Big Head Press, publishing Thoughtful Stories since 2002

1. Penelope turns to face Eurymachus.

EURYMACHUS
Nor will I, nor anyone at my prompting or machinations. As long as you keep your side.
PENELOPE
Patience, Eurymachus. We have preparations to make, but a little while longer and you will be king.

2. Eurymachus moves in close and puts one hand behind Penelope’s head.
EURYMACHUS
Good.

3. Eurymachus kisses Penelope savagely while squeezing hard at the crotch of her gown with a hand. Penelope neither resists nor responds, she’s just inert in his hands.
No dialog

4. He backs off, smiling at his power over her, ignoring the look she’s giving him.
EURYMACHUS
Then I wait with pleasure. But don’t be too long.

5. Eurymachus snickers as Penelope leaves.

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