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The subject of victim psychology is one which had acquired greater interest in recent years, due mostly, perhaps, to the widely publicized “conversion” of Patricia Hearst to the radical SLA. Why a victim will turn and become a party to his or her own abduction is a question which holds numerous variables in human behavior and one which is certainly open to debate.
The young girl in this story, Debbie Wilson, finds herself held captive by her own father and through repeated sexual assaults, she becomes a once-innocent girl facing the prospect of depravity. Should she attempt to escape, or should she comply with her father’s demands? Who can say?
DAUGHTER IN CHAINS-a thought-provoking story of a young woman’s reactions to brutality and slavery. A word of warning to us all.
Debbie Wilson brushed a comb through her shoulder-length red hair and finally decided she was ready. She had tried on four different outfits before she had decided on what she was going to wear for her date that afternoon. She had chosen a revealing halter top and tight white shorts. It showed enough of her tanned, lush body to interest Bill, but it wasn’t enough to make him lose control.
Debbie liked being attractive to her boyfriends. She was a tall girl with a shapely body. Most men and boys got that look in their eyes when she came around. She knew what they were thinking but there was no chance for them.
Debbie knew what she had to offer and she was not going to give it away cheaply. Some day some fine young man would make her a good husband. She knew exactly what type she wanted—a good-looking man with money.
Fictional reading for entertainment purposes only.