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<blockquote data-quote="Bird Of Play" data-source="post: 8402409" data-attributes="member: 7032193">Movies and books about horror often (but not always) make an association with a sexual element of some sort. No, actually, even horror folklore of times past made such association often enough.Now, on the other hand, I think an awesome horror movie like The Thing is void of any sexual element whatsoever and it's still absolutely 100% horror, and a clever one too.But then you have stuff like Alien which, too, had a lot of symbolic sexual symbolism. Some even argued the entire thing is an allegory of rape.By the way, -my- duergar/derro (I fused them in one single race, the derro are simply duergar that lost their mind entirely) clan doesn't do sex slaves, at all.They just stab the brains of their prisoners to link them to some battlemachines (yep, you got it: the Penitent Engine).Which, frankly, I think is about as horrific if not MORE than if I made the prisoners into sex slaves.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bird Of Play, post: 8402409, member: 7032193"] Movies and books about horror often (but not always) make an association with a sexual element of some sort. No, actually, even horror folklore of times past made such association often enough. Now, on the other hand, I think an awesome horror movie like The Thing is void of any sexual element whatsoever and it's still absolutely 100% horror, and a clever one too. But then you have stuff like Alien which, too, had a lot of symbolic sexual symbolism. Some even argued the entire thing is an allegory of rape. By the way, -my- duergar/derro (I fused them in one single race, the derro are simply duergar that lost their mind entirely) clan doesn't do sex slaves, at all. They just stab the brains of their prisoners to link them to some battlemachines (yep, you got it: the Penitent Engine). Which, frankly, I think is about as horrific if not MORE than if I made the prisoners into sex slaves. [/QUOTE]

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