it. He hears one of the hunters, who’s sitting close by, whisper to another that the stunning blonde was in fact a young virgin of fourteen who needed to be tenderized and that Guerrero Iraola destroyed her in bed, raping her for hours. The man says he was there and that the child was half dead when they took her away to be slaughtered.
Interestingly, all the other instances of rape in this book are violent to the extreme. Raped to death/raped nearly to death. It seems as though the author perceives violent sexual assault as the only form. The protagonist of this book raped Jasmine and forcibly impregnated her and is forcing her to be a surrogate for his child. All while keeping her locked up all day and refusing to even try to teach her to read. He is also a rapist but I wonder if the author sees it that way. Doubtful
