Spring EN066-01 Reading Workshop: MARCH 01, 2012 (THURSDAY)

Friday, March 2, 2012

MARCH 01, 2012 (THURSDAY)

The only object Jaycee was wearing during the time of the raping incident was a butterfly ring her mother gave her four years ago on her 7th birthday. Phillip (kidnapper) asked her if she had ever seen a naked man before and that it was hard to believe she has never seen a naked man at her age. The man tells Jaycee to touch it and "make it grow." Phillip tells her that he is going to shave her "down there" because he doesn't like hair and that it gives him rashes. Jaycee remembers asking her mom if she could shave but never had the courage to do so. Now, this strange man is asking her weird questions and all she could think about is her mom. This man is so disgusting to the point where he also wanted her to have sex with his dog Cesar. Is this man even human?! I think not!!

2 comments:

leslieMarch 2, 2012 at 8:09 PM
iI remember watch this on date line and she was 7 when she was taken the man did rape her repeatedly.good book girl more power to you.
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Dolores C.BrownMarch 3, 2012 at 3:33 PM
They need to be in death row. Hope that's what happens at the end! Men like him are sick, actually even the wife. That's why I am so protective of my grandchildren when they go out and play or just shopping, I don't lose sight of them at all.
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