The reception was supposed to be a private affair but had so many guests that it was not hard for strangers like myself to mingle in. And with those gorgeous pearls, they were wearing, both clueless chicks presented a pair of prettily attired targets for a thief. As her last of four rings are pulled off, she steps back as the thief looks her dead in the eyes, the ugly black pistol pointed at her. Girls Aloud's alternate ending to the music video for "I Think We're Alone Now", has them getting caught robbing a casino and all the girls are tied up together and left in a vault. However, unless informed to the contrary, I regard Stone as an artist and a person in her own right, who has chosen to embody Bella in delicious ways of her own devising.

With a methodical determination, each room is picked clean of any jewels, money, and small valuable items. Unfortunately for Genny, The stranger’s weeping was merely a ruse being put on to hopefully lure in a richly attired victim with the intent of robbing the unlucky lady of her valuables.Watching with interest as their gowns were richly fluttering along their svelte youthfully pointed figures. She embarks on a “voyage of self-discovery” which leads, quickly, to an insatiable desire for sex with as many men as possible, one of the oldest abuser myths. A completely serious and terrifying instance of this trope appears in the music video for Song Ji Eun's "Going Crazy" , though it's actually more a case of Bound and Blindfolded than Bound and Gagged.

For apparently some of the ultra-wealthy, as a ruse, will leave out several pieces of valuable jewels as a deterrent. The Nostalgia Chick had her hands tied with a red bowtie when Dark Nella took over her show and the Makeover Fairy was tied up in the bath while her make-up was scraped off.Why it was the short brunette wearing that simply lovely green velvet and taffeta gown like the one I had back in my closet at the flat. Then long feminine fingers were tickling in the girl’s sensitive areas until a safe opening combination was coughed up. In Arsenic and Old Lace, Mortimer Brewster describes how a not-too-bright character in a play he's recently seen just sits down in a chair "waiting to be trussed up and gagged," and a moment later has exactly that happen to him. All of these debates and lenses certainly fall under the umbrella of social politics, but these are questions I was left with after watching the film, not answers that I found tied in neat little bows.