Fifty Shades Darker--Chapter Six (Part I) [SPORKERS--GEHAYI and KET MAKURA]
Fifty Shades Darker--Chapter Six (Part I)
In which Ana deludes herself into thinking that having sex means that the relationship is perfectly okay; a white male adult refers to a non-white male adult as a "boy"; Ana is shocked by the idea of sex in the afternoon; Grey's supposed phobia about being touched becomes ever more inconsistent; Grey admits to Ana that he began this relationship with her expecting to be driven insane by jealousy; Ana admits IN THE TEXT that she doesn't know how long the relationship can continue without Grey beating her for a rule she didn't know she broke; there is much talk of underwear, dresses and jewelry; nine plot points come to a screeching halt; and, in the words of the Nostalgia Chick, we "have this weird sense of déja...Disney."
In which Ana deludes herself into thinking that having sex means that the relationship is perfectly okay; a white male adult refers to a non-white male adult as a "boy"; Ana is shocked by the idea of sex in the afternoon; Grey's supposed phobia about being touched becomes ever more inconsistent; Grey admits to Ana that he began this relationship with her expecting to be driven insane by jealousy; Ana admits IN THE TEXT that she doesn't know how long the relationship can continue without Grey beating her for a rule she didn't know she broke; there is much talk of underwear, dresses and jewelry; nine plot points come to a screeching halt; and, in the words of the Nostalgia Chick, we "have this weird sense of déja...Disney."